Roy Ayers - West Coast Vibes Midnight Runners humming tunes in the house

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The tried and true chemistry between Lady Wray and Leon Michels has undeniably found a higher level and this album stands as a testament to conviction and dedication for all of us to enjoy and be inspired by

We shook off our usual song structures in favour of something repetitive

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so the new ensemble adds another twist in bringing together two keyboard players from different Camera phases for the first time

Roy Ayers - West Coast Vibes Midnight Runners humming tunes in the house"West Coast Vibes" consists of Roy Ayers's debut recording session and it can be easily seen as the purest Jazz statement of his long career. Recorded in 1963 and still far from his latter day Funk Fusion output, "West Coast Vibes" is the result of a fine straight ahead Jazz studio session featuring Ayers's vibraphone, Curtis Amy's saxophone, and Jack Wilson's piano among others. A one off chance to hear Ayers dealing with standards like Monk's "Well