I love the blues, she heard my cry

"I Love the Blues, She Heard My Cry isn't recommended to those who only want to hear Duke as an instrumentalist, although it's enjoyable if you like hearing some rock, soul, and blues singing along with your fusion".

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"Many of [MPS's] classic titles (...) have been remastered and are being reissued (...), including four stunners by the late keyboard wizard George Duke, who recorded for the company in the early 70s ... [Compared to 'Faces In Reflection',] Duke used a larger ensemble on 1975's 'I Love The Blues, She Heard My Cry', a more commercial but nonetheless rewarding offering that included a hint of disco-funk and featured cameos from singer Flora Purim, percussionist Airto and Johnny "Guitar" Watson".