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Let's Do It is a studio album by American musician Roy Ayers. It was released in 1978 through Polydor Records. Recording sessions for the album took place at Sigma Sound Studios and Electric Lady Studios in New York City, and at Record Plant in Los Angeles. Production was handled by Ayers himself with co-production by William Allen.

together Let's go some place together like we used to do We've got the time to do all of the things we used to do Do it Do it Baby Do it Do it Do it Mama Do it Do it Do it Let's do it baby Do it do it do it Do it baby Let's do it. Let's do it Baby Let's do it Let's do it Mamma Ooh baby Baby I wanna know if we gon' do it baby 'cause Ooh I feel good right now baby Are we gonna do it baby Come on talk to me now (Let's do it, c'mon) (Let's love) Oh baby let's love tonight and get. it on Now c'mon say it again I said Don't . .

It's always regrettable when a talented jazz improviser puts jazz on the back burner, and that's exactly what Roy Ayers did when he made soul and funk his primary emphasis in the late '70s. As a jazz vibist, Ayers showed great potential in the '60s and early '70s, so it's understandable that jazz lovers were sorry to see him give up instrumental jazz. But when jazz purists claimed that Ayers' soul/funk output was worthless, they were dead wrong.

Album Info (This Release). Release date label labelcode medium genre submit corrections. 1. Let's Do It . Roy Ayers. 3. When Is Real Real? Roy Ayers. 5. You Came Into My Life.

Virgin Ubiquity: Remixed EP 2. Virgin Ubiquity: Remixed. Virgin Ubiquity II. 2018 The Africa 70 Version. Virgin Ubiquity: Remixed EP 5. 2018 Joey Negro Re-Mixes. 2018 Virgin Ubiquity: Remixed EP 1. Virgin Ubiquity: Remixed EP 3. Virgin Ubiquity: Remixed EP 4. Virgin Ubiquity: Unreleased Recordings 1976 - 1981.

Representative from Montana, see Roy E. Ayers. In 1981, Ayers produced an album with the singer Sylvia Striplin, Give Me Your Love (Uno Melodic Records, 1981). In the same year, 1981, he also produced a second album called Africa, Center of the World on Polydor records along with James Bedford and Ayers's bass player William Henry Allen. Allen can be heard talking to his daughter on the track "Intro/The River Niger". The album was recorded at the Sigma Sound Studios, New York  . Step into Our Life (1978) (w/ Wayne Henderson).

To call Roy Ayers a crossover artist is technically accurate, but at some point it’s worth asking where he wound up crossing to, and where the line he crossed even stood in the first place. A prodigious jazz talent raised in a musical Los Angeles household, he was literally handed a set of vibraphone mallets by great master of the instrument Lionel Hampton at age five. By his early twenties Ayers went from his recorded debut as a sideman to the headliner of his own album within a year