The Best Of Uno Melodic, by Roy Ayers (Uno Melodic)

The Best Of Uno Melodic

by Roy Ayers (Uno Melodic)

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1.	Roy Ayers - Everybody 04:03	buy track
2.	Eighties Ladies - Turned On To You 05:26	buy track
3.	Sylvia Striplin - You Can't Turn Away 05:31	buy track
4.	Chicago 03:48	buy track
5.	Give Me Your Love 06:20	buy track
6.	Ethel Beatty - I Know You Care 05:42	buy track
7.	And Then We Were One 04:46	buy track
8.	Justo Almario - Interlude 05:22	buy track
9.	Bobbi Humphrey - Baby Don't You Know (Instrumental) 07:00	buy track
10.	Eighties Ladies - Ladies Of The Eighties 02:57	buy track
11.	Jaymz Bedford - Just To Keep My Boogie 05:22	buy track
12.	Ethel Beatty - It's Your Love 04:01	buy track
13.	Eighties Ladies - I Knew That Love 04:53	buy track
14.	Rick Holmes - Remember To Remember 09:10	buy track
15.	Eighties Ladies - Sing Me 04:22	buy track

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Uno Melodic was the brainchild of the legendary Roy Ayers. At the height of his career in the early 80s, Roy established Uno Melodic to explore working as a writer, musician, producer and record label owner with complete control over his creative ideas. Roy brought artists and musicians to the label invaluable to him at Polydor and in whom he saw potential to make more great records. Between 1980 and 1983 Uno Melodic released records that went onto become definitive of their time, classics that became much sought after. The label and its signature releases are part of the Roy Ayers legacy, the best of which Expansion have assembled here on remastered CD and double LP. Sylvia Striplin, Eighties Ladies and Ethel Beatty represent the soul, disco, two step and boogie sides of Uno Melodic, Bobbi Humphrey, Justo Almario and Roy himself the masters of jazz fusion at the label. The album concludes with the spoken words of Rick Holmes on one of the label’s biggest ever release on the label.

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released January 1, 1983

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