The article discusses David Matthews' 1977 jazz-funk album 'Dune', which dedicated its first side to a 20-minute suite inspired by Frank Herbert’s novel. The album features tracks like 'Arrakis' and 'Muad'dib', showcasing Matthews' keyboard skills alongside prominent jazz session musicians. The album ties into the sci-fi genre, not just through its thematic content but also by reflecting the cultural intersection between the release of Dune and Star Wars in the same year. Despite being lesser-known, it represents a unique blend of music and literature.
The 'Dune' jazz-funk album by David Matthews, released in 1977, creatively incorporates Frank Herbert's novel themes with impressive musicianship from notable jazz artists of the era.
David Matthews' 'Dune' serves as a rare intersection of literature and music, capturing the essence of Herbert's universe while being an appreciated jazz release.
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