who is 'sir duke' in the stevie wonder song of the same name?

Answer 1

The Late Great Duke Ellington!

Answer 2

Duke Ellington

Answer 3

Duke Ellington

Answer 4

the others are correct-it is the late great duke ellington-theres a bit in the song that goes "theres basie,miller sachamo and king of all sir duke,and with a voice like ellas ringing out theres no way the man could lose"-stevie wonder is referring to-in order-count basie,glen miller,louis armstrong(sachmo-sachel mouth!)and then duke ellington and then in the next line its ella fitzgerald-basically the song is stevie wonders homage to musical heroes of his as he was growing up-and i believe he used duke ellingtons brass section to do the horns on the record as a tribute to the late great jazz maestro

Answer 5

Duke Ellington the band leader

Answer 6

Ellington

Answer 7

Duke Ellington.
The song contains many references to Jazz musicians.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

duke ellington isn't it?