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I feel like it’s the most reminded I’ve ever been of when I was a child and the first memories I have of life

This reissue of his 1974 Inspiration Information album - a soulful song cycle that took three years to create and was worth every minute - ranges from early drum machine-driven experiments like XL-30 and Aht Uh Mi Hed to Otis's most stunning pop confection

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Everybody Loves the Sunshine UHQR 0007-45 the band enjoyed the opportunityA pillar of 70s jazz funk and soul, this landmark release from Los Angeles artist Roy Ayers still sounds impossibly fresh. Originally released in 1976, it marked a shift towards more mellow, groove based songwritinga and remains one of the most influential entries in Ayers' vast discography. He centres the vibraphone across ten tracks, using it as both melodic guide and percussive spirit. 'Hey, Uh What You Say Come On' sets out the blueprint with