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June 15, 2004
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Overview
Vibraphone master Roy Ayers brings his distinctive brand of smooth jazz to an appreciative live audience in a live performance featuring seven of the eclectic artist's greatest hits. His music samples by such popular artists as A Tribe Called Quest, Brand Nubian, Mary J. Blige, and Sean "Puffy" Combs, Ayers and his skilled backup band offer a soulful lesson in the old school by performing such tunes as "Mystic Voyage," "Love Will Bring Us Back," "Everybody Loves the Sunshine," and "Hot."
Side #1 -- 1. Mystic Voyage [13:15] 2. Philadelphia Mambo [15:01] 3. Nights in Tunisia [8:42] 4. Love Will Bring Us Back [8:01] 5. Everybody Loves the Sunshine [10:08] 6. Don't Wait for Love [6:57] 7. Hot [8:13]
Side #1 -- Play Concert Track Select Extras Roy Ayers: Biography Roy Ayers: Discography Donald Nicks: Biography Donald Nicks: Discography Rex Rideout: Biography Rex Rideout: Discography Zachary Breaux: Biography Zachary Breaux: Discography Dennis Davis: Biography Dennis Davis: Discography Also Available Quantum Website
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