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Kevin Casey's Sample Saturday "“ Roy Ayers et Nas & DMX - Source: Et Musique Pour Tous
You are looking at the man himself Roy Ayers.

Who Is Roy Ayers? - Source: The Smocking Section
The upcoming Roy Ayers Project seeks provide the answer through the medium of film and show that the legendary jazz composer Roy Ayers' scope of influence goes beyond his most popular tune, "Everybody Loves The Sunshine."

Awesome Album Covers: Roy Ayers' "Stoned Soul Picnic"� - Source: WNEW
Designed by Marvin Israel and shot by the famed "social landscape" photographer Lee Friedlander, the cover of Roy Ayers Stoned Soul Picnic mugs the urban experience in a pastoral setting - perhaps a park in Brooklyn?

 Quick facts about Roy ayers
Roy Ayers was born on September 10, 1940 in Los Angeles. Thanks to his trombone playing father and piano teaching mother, he became immersed in music from day one and the story goes that he was given his first set of vibe mallets by his hero Lionel Hampton at the age of 5. Constantly performing and recording since the 1960s, he is one of the most famous jazz vibraphonists. He has produced some of the most loved modern soul-jazz records of all time such as, “Everybody Loves The Sunshine”, most influential afro-jazz with musician Fela Anikulapo-Kuti (Africa - Centre Of The World) and the most seminal jazz-funk, such as “Running Away”. And that’s just the surface. 2004 saw the release of “Virgin Ubiquity: Unreleased Recordings 1976-1981” which were ‘lost’ sessions tapes that he had discarded. Gilles Peterson described this as the equivalent of finding a lost Beatles album. No doubt this helped him win the Gilles Peterson 2004 Worldwide Lifetime Achievement Award. Roy Ayers is ageless and evergreen and as per the title of another one of hits, remember “We All Live In Brooklyn Baby”. http://www.royayers.com http://www.bassics.de/ayers.html http://www.discomuseum.com/RoyAyers.html Learn more about Roy Ayers