Duke Jupiter were an American rock ensemble from Rochester, New York active between 1973 and 1986. The group was established by Marshall Styler, Greg Walker, Don Maracle, George Barajas, and Earl Jetty. They achieved professional recognition for the single "I'll Drink to You" (1982) which reached number 58 on the Billboard charts and number 16 on the Rock charts. Their recording career began with the debut studio recording Sweet Cheeks (1978). During their career they toured with acts including ZZ Top, David Bowie, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Their discography includes the studio recordings Taste the Night (1979), Band in Blue (1980), and Duke Jupiter I (1982). In 1984 they released the studio recording White Knuckle Ride and the live recordings Duke Jupiter/The Restless Concert and Captured Live!. The ensemble became inactive in 1986 following a farewell concert in Rochester. They were inducted into the Rochester Music Hall of Fame (2014).
