You Might Be Surprised

Roy Ayers
In the Dark//You Might Be Surprised
Genres: Jazz, R&B

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. In the Dark - Roy Ayers, Ayers, Roy
2. Sexy, Sexy, Sexy - Roy Ayers, Ayers, Argerie
3. I Can't Help It - Roy Ayers, Ayers, Roy
4. Compadre - Roy Ayers, Allen, William
5. Goree Island - Roy Ayers, Ayers, Argerie
6. Poo Poo La La - Roy Ayers, Ayers, Roy
7. Blast the Box - Roy Ayers, Ayers, Roy
8. Love Is in the Feel - Roy Ayers, Spradley, David
9. Hot - Roy Ayers, Brice, Blinky
10. Programmed for Love - Roy Ayers, Frank, Doug
11. Virgo - Roy Ayers, Ayers, Roy
12. You Might Be Surprised - Roy Ayers, Coon, M.
13. Night Flyte - Roy Ayers, Moore, Ed
14. Can I See You - Roy Ayers, Ayers, Argerie
15. For You - Roy Ayers, Robbins, David [Bla
16. Slip N' Slide - Roy Ayers, Henry, V.

Twofer combines two of the acid jazz pioneers albums for Columbia, 'In The Dark' (1984) & 'You Might Be Surprised' (1985), which are unavailable domestically. 20 bit digitally remastered. 1998.

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CD Details

All Artists: Roy Ayers
Title: In the Dark//You Might Be Surprised
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sony
Release Date: 1/20/2004
Album Type: Import
Genres: Jazz, R&B
Styles: Jazz Fusion, Soul-Jazz & Boogaloo, Funk
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

Synopsis

Album Description

Twofer combines two of the acid jazz pioneers albums for Columbia, 'In The Dark' (1984) & 'You Might Be Surprised' (1985), which are unavailable domestically. 20 bit digitally remastered. 1998.

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CD Reviews

Two solid recordings on one disc!

Eric Robinson | DETROIT, MI | 12/20/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

""In the Dark is definitely one of Roy's finest recordings ever. I thought the vibes on this album was slammin'. I particulary like the duet with Miki Howard on the tune "Poo Poo, La La". Her vocals was hittin' on all cylinders. I'm glad i copped this one before it went out of print. I'm still waiting on some of Roy's other self titled albums to hit cd."