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Roy Ayers – In Concert (2006)

Filmed live May 12th, 1995 at the Ohne Filter Studios in Baden-Baden, Germany, this concert features Roy Ayers performing his trademark blend of hot rhythm and blues, cool jazz, popular dance grooves and intricate improvisations. Ayers got his start in the 1960s New York jazz scene and has continued to influence many younger jazz and hip-hop artists. Songs include "A Wee Bit," "Searching," "No Stranger to Love," "Running Away," "Sweat Tears" and more.
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Filmed live May 12th, 1995 at the Ohne Filter Studios in Baden-Baden, Germany, this concert features Roy Ayers performing his trademark blend of hot rhythm and blues, cool jazz, popular dance grooves and intricate improvisations. Ayers got his start in the 1960s New York jazz scene and has continued to influence many younger jazz and hip-hop artists. Songs include "A Wee Bit," "Searching," "No Stranger to Love," "Running Away," "Sweat Tears" and more.

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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:1/24/2006
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Runtime:58 minutes
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