Molly Duncan (musician)

Malcolm "Molly" Duncan (born 24 August 1945, Montrose, Scotland) is a tenor saxophonist and founding member of Average White Band.^[1]

Duncan has recorded with Ray Charles, Tom Petty, Buddy Guy, Ben E. King, Dire Straits, Bryan Ferry and many others and has played live with artists including Marvin Gaye, Chaka Khan and Eric Clapton.

Currently he is collaborating with other studio musicians to form Knee Deep, a funk and fusion group.

References

v t e Average White Band
Alan Gorrie Onnie McIntyre Fred Vigdor Rocky Bryant Brent Carter Rob Aries Roger Ball Malcolm "Molly" Duncan Robbie McIntosh Michael Rosen Hamish Stuart Steve Ferrone Eliot Lewis Alex Ligertwood Tiger McNeil Peter Abbott Fred "Catfish" Alias Adam Deitch Brian Dunne Klyde Jones Morris Pleasure Monte Croft
Studio albums	Show Your Hand (1973) AWB (1974) Cut the Cake (1975) Soul Searching (1976) Benny and Us – with Ben E. King (1977) Warmer Communications (1978) Feel No Fret (1979) Shine (1980) Cupid's in Fashion (1982) Aftershock (1989) Soul Tattoo (1997) Living in Colour (2003)
Hit singles	"Pick Up the Pieces" (1974) "Cut the Cake" (1975) "If I Ever Lose this Heaven" (1975) "School Boy Crush" (1975) "Queen of My Soul" (1976) "A Love On Your Own" (1976) "Cloudy" (live version) (1977) "Get It Up" (1977) – with Ben E. King "Your Love Is A Miracle" (1978) "Walk On By" (1979) "When Will You Be Mine" (1979) "Let's Go Round Again" (1980) "For You, For Love" (1980) "Let's Go Round Again (remix)" (1994)
Contributions	Up – Morrissey–Mullen (1976) The Atlantic Family Live at Montreux (1977)