Duke Jupiter TV episode 

Great band. Great era. Timeless. Brings back so many memories. Thank you , Duke Jupiter.

Talented musicians!!

Just ran across this. My band from Long Island was playing a Rochester club engagement in Jan 1971 (DEELIGHTFUL WEATHER) when I saw an ad for an Altec Lansing PA system . It turned out the guy selling it was Marshall Styler. He told us that his band Duke Jupiter had lost their label deal with Mercury and that's why the PA was up for sale. It was a fantastic deal brought on by the highs & lows of the music biz. Marshall came down to the club "The Fountainblue" in Greece to hear us and socialized a bit too back at our motel .

Wow... hard to believe that was 30 years ago! I was the editor on this video and the whole series, Gap's Generation. The whole project was a blast!

I remember following this band back when i was just getting started in bands back in Newark NY. Merrimack Sound on Monroe Ave was where I took my keys and amps for repairs and Greg Walker was there getting his guitars worked on. It was when George was nearing the end of his life. This band had a big influence on me. I really dug the writing style-simple, but tasty rock and roll. It's how I try to write today. Thanks guys.

Saw Duke Jupiter mid 80's at Samurai Saki House in OKC.. also in Austin at Club Sandwich? 1989! Marshall & I blazed one outside-ha! Great band..

These guys are great! I knew Dave Corcoran back in the late '60s in Rome, NY. He was already a great drummer then...

Sometime in the mid-1980's in Austin I was listening to some really hot band at this legendary 6th Street club called "The Black Cat Lounge". The band was called The Bushmasters or something like that. They did Little Lady and This is Japan and other songs. I complimented them one how great they sounded. One of the band members laughed and confessed they were actually Duke Jupiter. The band was in a label dispute of some kind and not touring under their own name while it was being sorted out.

What a great version of This is Japan. I was just starting high school when I heard this song for the first time. I had the album on cassette !!! Brings back some great memories.

I saw these guys at a WDIZ radio party at Coconuts (Thirsty Turtle) in Cocoa Beach, Fl!!! Great time was had by all!!!

Holy wow... this was an amazing find here... These guys rocked in the day. Their music still holds up to this day. Duke ROCKS!

"Slow , Loud and Dirty," brings be back to the 1980s and the Great Laker Inn, Oswego NY.

I remember hearing them when I visited my cousins in Naples, NY back in the 70s. "This Is Japan" was my favorite! I've been hunting for them now for years! Only rarely find anything on the internet.

I remember Rickey playing in Rock Candy in the end of the 88 / 1989. one of the best basest ever!!!!!!! Rock n Roll !!!!!

One of my favorite bands back in the day;... Miss these guys. Pudgi Gtown NY

There is not nearly enough Duke Jupiter on the digital media forum that there should be. I have been trying to purchase music for years and now its available on website but not Itunes. Hopefully this will change in the future. Thanks so much for sharing with us Duke Jupiter Deprived Individuals. LOL

WoW hey guys wherever you are Come Back To Rochester for a shower two!!!!

Great upload! Thanks for sharing.

THANKS for sharing this Mike !

OMG!!!! I just creamed my spiderman underoos! I's born & raised in Rochester - how could I NOT have ever seen this before?!?!?!?! Wow! - Just TOO COOL!!!

WOW!!! Blast from the psat....GREAT BAND!!!!!!!!!!

Old song is better in ever❤

Amazing!

Damn! Greg's just RIPPIN' on that axe!!!

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ZAPPIAS RESTAURANT IN NEWARK, SAW THEM A COUPLE OF TIMES THERE

Looking for Videos of "Up to Something"..Rickey's band

Search here for (Sucker For a Pretty Face) by RockCandy, it's a great 80s album!!! Enjoy

my band plays 2 of their songs....we are a cover band.....these guys were good

Their first album “ Sweet Cheeks” was great. Chuck Leavell produced it. The songs and performances were great. They became this unfortunately. They sound great here but the songs just don’t stand out IMO. “Sweet Cheeks” is an amazing record and unfortunately is rarely heard. A gem of a southern rock album. Only available on RU-vid it seems

p.s. > BIG thanks to Mike Donohue for posting!

that key border sounds like the singer from ..

Saw the show late 70's little club outside UConn.Great time. Is the lead guitar rocking a Guild ? Help identifying the guitar please. Thanks D

Is that Joey Gladstone from full house?

My... GOD!!!!! Totally forgot this gem of a show - even my staid stuffy mom was impressed!