Roy Ayers Ubiquity - Live At The Montreaux Jazz Festival Artist_Şatellites matching ever elegantly to the

matching ever elegantly to the intense lyrical subject matter

Jamaican/USA influences went both ways and included here are many cornerstone reggae songs that cross into the worlds of both hip-hop and punk worlds – check Brentford All Stars massive ‘Greedy G’

something that jived quite well with the Sonics

It’s almost impossible to imagine that this album was created by two musicians on opposite sides of the world

“We wanted the songs to be short

Roy Ayers Ubiquity - Live At The Montreaux Jazz Festival Artist_Şatellites matching ever elegantly to theA legendary live album originally released only in Japan in 1972. No holding back, no calculated moves a strippeddown Roy Ayers dives straight into the very essence of groove. Vibraphonist Roy Ayers has captivated audiences worldwide, and while his catalog is filled with indisputable classics, Live At The Montreux Jazz Festival stands apart for both its musical substance and its rarity. This album has long been revered for several reasons: it is one