“A lot of people like to consider it the northernmost city in the Caribbean, or maybe America’s most European city,” ...

Roy Ayers, the "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" jazz-funk virtuoso who paved the way for neo-soul, has died at age 84 ...

The nonagenarian singer deploys her soulful scatting on an album that reveals who she is today while offering a retrospective ...

Roy Ayers, the pioneering jazz-funk composer, producer, and vibraphonist, died Tuesday, March 4, in New York after a long ...

The composer was known for his often-sampled 1976 album "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" and a career that spanned six decades.

acid jazz and rhythm and blues as well. He released dozens of albums over the course of his career, beginning with West Coast Vibes in 1963. His biggest hit, Everybody Loves the Sunshine, came in 1976 ...

Ayers was a pioneer in the jazz scene, becoming one of the artists who created some of the first acid jazz tracks, and was a precursor to house music.

The guitarist tells us about the guitars he's won and those he's lost as he admits "in the process of trading up, sometimes ...

But during the actual performance before the big game, said Blanchard in a phone interview, the crowd was so big and ...

Roy Ayers, the vibraphonist and composer known for such songs as “Everybody Loves the Sunshine” and “Coffey” has died. He was 84. Ayers died on Tuesday at his home in New York City after a long ...

Hank Mobley, as a member of the original Jazz Messengers, was one of the founding fathers of ... Silent for most of 1962, Mobley's return in 1963 showed some major changes in his approach. His rich ...