Jazz is dead 2 : Roy Ayers
Adrian Younge
Emneord
Minder om
A clear midnight : Kurt Weill and America
Julia Hülsmann
Virgin Ubiquity : unreleased recordings 1976-1981
Roy Ayers
Raise up
Larry Graham
Such pretty forks in the road
Alanis Morissette
New York stories
Judy Niemack
The Sting variations
Tierney Sutton
Butterfly
Jorge Degas
We are chaos
Marilyn Manson
Walking to New Orleans : remembering Chuck Berry and Fats Domino
George Benson
Anmeldelser (2)
AllMusic
2005
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Thom Jurek
2005
"Ultimately, Virgin Ubiquity, Vol. 2 is only going to appeal to the hardcore element in Ayers' fan base, but for those folks, it will come as a welcome addition to his catalog".
Record collector
505 (2020 May)
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Kris Needs
505 (2020 May)
"Caught at his creative peak between "Everybody Loves The Sunshine" and "Africa", the restrictive LP format meant many of the songs gushing from the veteran singer-vibraphonist at that time remained in his vaults. In 2004/05, BBE corrailed two selections on two stellar sets; out of print for years, they've been repressed, and can't be recommended highly enough. Slinky session royalty grooves welding funk, soul and disco, astronomical vocal performances from Merry Clayton and Carla Vaughn, plus, of course, Ayers' superlative vibraphone imbue gems like "I Just Wanna Give It Up" and "Brand New Feeling" with an intoxicating allure that could never be mistaken for anyone else ... Pure gold".