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Red, Black & Green
Jazz · 1973 · 6 tracks

Red, Black & Green

Roy Ayers Ubiquity

A hazy, mid-tempo masterclass in jazz-funk. Roy Ayers trades his usual sunshine for a deeper, more nocturnal soulfulness that feels like warm velvet.

1973 · Polydor

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A soulful, nocturnal warmth that feels both grounded in the street and floating in the clouds.

Tracklist · 6 Tracks
01
Ain’t No Sunshine
6:17
02
Henceforth
3:51
03
Day Dreaming
5:32
05
Cocoa Butter
4:48
06
Rhythms of Your Mind
3:07
07
Papa Was a Rolling Stone
5:31
Moments Worth Waiting For
the hypnotic vibraphone ripples that transform the opening of 'Ain't No Sunshine' into a psychedelic dream
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How does Red, Black & Green sound next to the rest of Roy Ayers Ubiquity's catalogue?

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It runs notably cooler and more held-back than this artist's baseline.

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