9 thoughts on “ Fire Up The Funk - Roy Ayers - Feeling Good (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Roy Ayers American funk, soul, and jazz composer, vibraphone player, and music producer, dubbed "The Godfather of Neo Soul". He is best known for his compositions "Everybody Loves The Sunshine", "Searchin", and "Running Away". At one time, he was said to .

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2. All about the album of Roy Ayers - Feeling Good Roy Ayers's album Feeling Good | polydor (polygram) records | PD | from on Polydor (polygram) records. All information of this Soul or Funk Album Like fragments, covers, tracks.

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4. Although Lifeline captures Roy Ayers in creative freefall, his commercial prospects never looked brighter. The record's clear highlight, "Running Away," proved a monster club hit, galvanized by Ayers' eccentric vocal, an infectious melody and an absolutely killer bassline, but the remainder of the LP settles for tepid hooks, bland arrangements, and more cheap cosmetics than a two-dollar hooker.

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5. A great little album by Roy Ayers – one that features none of his hits, which means lots of fresh material – and which has great examples of both sides of Roy's talents at the time! The dancefloor side of Roy kicks in with "Love Will Bring Us Back Together", an extremely catchy groover that's very much in the mode of "Running Away", with plenty of choppy funky.

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6. Aug 11,  · This album might be one of Ayers’ shortest, or at least feel like it – all eight tracks are under five minutes – but don’t mistake that for a lack of ideas. As the ’70s and a career of funk/R&B crossover loomed, Daddy Bug could be considered one of Ayers.

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7. Roy Ayers – Feeling Good. Fire Up The Funk Let’s Stay Together Ooh Our Time Is Coming Turn Me Loose Knock, Knock Stairway To The Stars Feeling Good

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8. Roy Ayers's had long made his shift into R&B/soul by 's Everybody Loves the Sunshine. His recordings of this period can be very hit and miss, and in this particular record, you get both. The title track, "Everybody Loves the Sunshine," is a quintessential song from the mid-'70s.

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9. ROY AYERS Vinyl Records and CDs This superb vibraphonist crafted a winning mix of soul, world music and jazz that rode high on the jazz and R&B charts throughout the s and '80s. Roy Ayers started out as a solid hard bop musician, but he quickly upped the soul and disco elements of his sound, and his sophisticated music became an uptown pop.

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