Second Listen: "Running Away" (Roy Ayers)

Roy Ayers is a pioneer of the jazz-funk and his joint "Running Away" from his 1977 album Lifeline is a fine example of his sonic works. "

Running Away" is definitely in my top 100 songs of all time and Roy's infectious instrumentation and catchy hook make this song the perfect addition to any set list. Take a second listen below and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Running Away" (Roy Ayers)

Roy Ayers is a pioneer of the jazz-funk and his joint "Running Away" from his 1977 album Lifeline is a fine example of his sonic works. "

Running Away" is definitely in my top 100 songs of all time and Roy's infectious instrumentation and catchy hook make this song the perfect addition to any set list. Take a second listen below and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" (Roy Ayers)

Roy Ayers is a musical pioneer and his joint "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" from his 1976 album of the same name, Everybody Loves the Sunshine is a fine example of his sonic works.

"Everybody Loves the Sunshine" has of course been sampled numerous times by several artists including Brand Nubian, P.M. Dawn, Common, Mos Def and most famously in my book by Mary J. Blige.

With that said, "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" is definitely in my top 200 songs of all time and Roy's infectious instrumentation and catchy hook make this song the perfect addition to any set list. Take a second listen after the jump and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Running Away" (Roy Ayers)

Roy Ayers is a pioneer of the jazz-funk and his joint "Running Away" from his 1977 album Lifeline is a fine example of his sonic works. "

Running Away" is definitely in my top 100 songs of all time and Roy's infectious instrumentation and catchy hook make this song the perfect addition to any set list. Take a second listen below and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" (Roy Ayers)

Roy Ayers is a musical pioneer and his joint "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" from his 1976 album of the same name, Everybody Loves the Sunshine is a fine example of his sonic works.

"Everybody Loves the Sunshine" has of course been sampled numerous times by several artists including Brand Nubian, P.M. Dawn, Common, Mos Def and most famously in my book by Mary J. Blige.

With that said, "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" is definitely in my top 200 songs of all time and Roy's infectious instrumentation and catchy hook make this song the perfect addition to any set list. Take a second listen after the jump and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Running Away" (Roy Ayers)

Roy Ayers is a pioneer of the jazz-funk and his joint "Running Away" from his 1977 album Lifeline is a fine example of his sonic works. "

Running Away" is definitely in my top 100 songs of all time and Roy's infectious instrumentation and catchy hook make this song the perfect addition to any set list. Take a second listen below and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" (Roy Ayers)

Roy Ayers is a musical pioneer and his joint "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" from his 1976 album of the same name, Everybody Loves the Sunshine is a fine example of his sonic works. "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" has of course been sampled numerous times by several artists including Brand Nubian, P.M. Dawn, Common, Mos Def and most famously in my book by Mary J. Blige. With that said, "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" is definitely in my top 200 songs of all time and Roy's infectious instrumentation and catchy hook make this song the perfect addition to any set list. Take a second listen after the jump and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Running Away" (Roy Ayers)

Roy Ayers is a pioneer of the jazz-funk and his joint "Running Away" from his 1977 album "Lifeline" is a fine example of his sonic works. "Running Away" is definitely in my top 100 songs of all time and Roy's infectious instrumentation and catchy hook make this song the perfect addition to any set list. Take a first or second listen below and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" (Roy Ayers)

Roy Ayers is a musical pioneer and his joint "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" from his 1976 album of the same name, Everybody Loves the Sunshine is a fine example of his sonic works. "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" has of course been sampled numerous times by several artists including Brand Nubian, P.M. Dawn, Common, Mos Def and most famously in my book by Mary J. Blige. With that said, "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" is definitely in my top 200 songs of all time and Roy's infectious instrumentation and catchy hook make this song the perfect addition to any set list. Take a second listen below and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Running Away" (Roy Ayers)

Roy Ayers is a pioneer of the jazz-funk and his joint "Running Away" from his 1977 album "Lifeline" is a fine example of his sonic works. "Running Away" is definitely in my top 100 songs of all time and Roy's infectious instrumentation and catchy hook make this song the perfect addition to any set list. Take a first or second listen below and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Running Away" (Roy Ayers)

Roy Ayers is a pioneer of the jazz-funk and his joint "Running Away" from his 1977 album "Lifeline" is a fine example of his sonic works. "Running Away" is definitely in my top 100 songs of all time and Roy's infectious instrumentation and catchy hook make this song the perfect addition to any set list. Take a first or second listen below and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Running Away" (Roy Ayers)

Roy Ayres released one of the all time greatest classics in my opinion with his infectious joint "Running Away." Infected with R&B, Funk, Soul, and Disco, "Running Away" is an opus of epic musical proportions. Hopefully this will be a second listen for the majority of you, and if not, please put this on repeat for the rest of the day! Listen below and Enjoy!