Molly Duncan
Molly Duncan
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Malcolm "Molly" Duncan (24 August 1945 – 8 October 2019) was a celebrated Scottish Tenor Saxophonist and founder member of the Average White Band. He is best known for performing the iconic, world-famous saxophone solo on the band's 1974 US number-one hit, "Pick Up the Pieces".






Alongside alto saxophonist Roger Ball, whom he met at the Dundee Art College, Duncan formed the core horn section for AWB. Together, they were widely known as the "Dundee Horns" and were responsible for the band’s tight, distinctive brass sound.


AWB achieved massive international success in the 1970s. Their blend of American soul and jazz-funk was so authentic that many listeners were shocked to discover the band members were white musicians from Scotland.


Following AWB's dissolution in 1982, Duncan became a highly sought-after studio musician. He recorded and toured with major global acts, including Dire Straits (playing on the iconic Brothers in Arms album), Tom Petty, Ray Charles, Eric Clapton, Marvin Gaye, and Chaka Khan.


Duncan’s horn lines and solos have been heavily sampled by generation-defining hip-hop and R&B artists, including the Beastie Boys, Public Enemy, TLC, A Tribe Called Quest, and Nas.


Molly Duncan passed away from cancer in Bocholt, Germany, at the age of 74








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360 Band Feat. Hamish Stuart, Steve Ferrone & Molly Duncan Live at 606 Club London


Category: Music
Duration: 00:15:00
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Steve Ferrone is my favourite drummer and I had a great priviledge to see him perform in a club setting with ex-Average White Band guys. R.I.P. Molly Duncan, here's his solo from the same gig: https://bit.ly/33hv9Eh
The Band:
Steve Ferrone - Drums
Hamish Stuart - Gtr/Voc
Robbie McIntosh Gtr/Voc
Steve Pearce - Bass/Voc
Molly Duncan - Sax
Nick Mead - Trumpet
Patrick Hayes - Trombone
Ross Stanley - Keyboards

Song index:
0:00 What Cha Gonna Do For Me?
0:44 Love Of Your Own
1:26 Feel No Fret
2:18 Work To Do
3:50 Queen Of My Soul
4:50 Drum Solo (Queen Of My Soul)
5:45 Mighty Fall
7:03 Put Your Hands To The Sky
7:22 Person To Person
8:29 Some Other Time
9:26 Pick Up The Pieces

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