Whether it is mind-melting psychedelic jazz-funk ( “I Am Your Mind”) or fairly deep Latin jams (“Des Nude Soul”), Ubiquity was a reliably solid group during its run and this record is no exception. The rest of the album is fantastic, though. Blame it on his time playing with Herbie Mann if you will, but Roy seemingly couldn’t pass up an opportunity for cheesy covers of pop songs. Tags done with Foobar 2000 and Tag and Rename.Īn underrated Roy Ayers Ubiquity album, Virgo Red has to overcome the fact that it leads off with its weakest track, a cover of the Hot Chocolate song “Brother Louie”, which became a #1 hit for Stories and was ruined for all perpetuity by disgraced comedian Louis C.K.
Converted to FLAC in either Trader’s Little Helper or dBPoweramp. LINEAGE: 1973 Polydor PD-6016 vinyl Pro-Ject RM-5SE with Audio Tecnica AT440-MLa cartridge Speedbox power supply Creek Audio OBH-15 Audioquest King Cobra cables M-Audio Audiophile 192 Soundcard Adobe Audition at 32-bit float 192khz clicks and pops removed with Click Repair on very light settings, manually auditioning the output further clicks removed with Adobe Audition 3.0 dithered and resampled using iZotope RX Advanced. Vocals – Argerie Ayers, Denise Bridgewater, Leslie Carter, Willie Michael
Vibraphone, Organ, Vocals, Percussion – Roy Ayers Trumpet – Cecil Bridgewater, Jimmie Owens Piano, Electric Piano, Organ – Harry Whitaker Percussion – Adrian Dey, Stephen Sadiz Shbazzberrios Recorded at Electric Lady Studios, July 1973īaritone Saxophone – Arthur Clark, Seldon Powell Blame it on his time playing with hirsute Herbie Mann if you will, but Roy seemingly couldn’t pass up an opportunity for cheesy covers of pop songs. Vinyl rip in 24-bit/192 kHz | Art scans at 300 dpiĪn underrated Roy Ayers Ubiquity album, Virgo Red has to overcome the fact that it leads off with its weakest track, a cover of the Hot Chocolate song “Brother Louie”, which became a #1 hit for Stories and was ruined for all perpetuity by disgraced comedian Louis C.K.
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