"Nakamarra" is the least complicated of the bunch and is warm and relaxed enough to pass for a cover of a Soulquarians project
Cincinatti
Ayers left the Soft Machine for a solo career when his basic pop leanings appeared at odds with the intense jazz/rock of his former colleagues
the group's 16th studio album
all you need is E-40 and a bleeping Bay Area beat to take "Money on the Floor" to the top of your table dance playlist
EVERYBODY LOVES THE 9/26/2000 "Nakamarra" is the least complicatedPersonnel: Roy Ayers (vibraphone, vocals, electric piano, Arp synthesizer, Arp string ensemble, percussion), Chicas (vocals), Ronald "Head" Drayton (guitar), Philip Woo (piano, electric piano, Arp synthesizer, string ensemble), John "Shaun" Solomon (bass), Doug Rhodes (drums), Chano O' Ferral (congas, percussion, vocals). All songs written or co written by Roy Ayers except "Keep On Walking" (Gino Vannelli). Personnel: Roy Ayers (vocals, harp, electric