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Album · 2010 · 4 Songs. Everybody Loves The Sunshine 12" Seu Jorge.

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In stock now for same day shipping. Everybody Loves The Sunshine. Format: 7" Cat: MPM 010 Released: 21 Jul 04 Genre: Funk.

We don‘t have an album for this track yet. View all albums by this artist. Walking to New Orleans. Roy Ayers (September 10, 1940) is an American funk, soul, and jazz composer and vibraphone player. View full artist profile. Play all. Roy Ayers Ubiquity.

Everybody Loves the Sunshine is a 1976 song by Roy Ayers and his band Roy Ayers Ubiquity. It has gained a pro-Black association with his soulful musical elements and lyrics like folks get down in the sunshine, folks get brown in the sunshine. The song has lived many lives through sampling and interpolation. Mary J. Blige sampled the original track and it’s my life, my life, my life in the sunshine hook for her signature song and title track.

The title track, "Everybody Loves the Sunshine," is a quintessential song from the mid-'70s. While it might not have slammed the charts like Wild Cherry's "Play That Funky Music," it's still a revered classic. It evokes that feeling of sweltering concrete in Brooklyn where the only relief is the local fire hydrant. Entirely sung by a choir repeating the same lines throughout, the rhythm section rolls along with a perfectly looped laid-back groove.

Everybody Loves the Sunshine by RAMP (1977). Everybody Loves the Sunshine by Seu Jorge and Almaz (2010). Related Posts from WhoSampled News. Roy Ayers Discusses the Making of 'Everybody Loves the Sunshine'.

in turns mellow and soothing. his mellow, unconventional, jazzy and repetitive grooves, infused with human sentiment, are frequently irresistible. Released in 1976 by preeminent jazz vibraphonist and keyboardist Roy Ayers, this adventurous crossover album broke into the top 10 on both the US jazz and R&B charts and spawned the influential, much-sampled title track single