Mystic Voyage

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Mystic Voyage is a 1975 jazz-funk and soul album by vibraphonist Roy Ayers, celebrated for its smooth grooves, spiritual themes, and influential role in 1970s fusion music.

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Mystic Voyage canonical 3
Mystic Voyage (title track) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf album
studio album
artist Roy Ayers
chronologyNextTitle A Tear To A Smile
linked to: A Tear to a Smile
chronologyPreviousTitle Change Up The Groove
countryOfOrigin United States
decadeInfluence 1970s jazz-funk scene
era post-bop and fusion era
featuresMusicalStyle funk rhythms
laid-back grooves
soulful vocals
spiritual jazz elements
genre funk
fusion
jazz-funk
soul
hasCoverArtStyle 1970s graphic design
hasInstrumentation bass guitar
drums
electric piano
percussion
vibraphone
vocals
hasTheme love
social consciousness
spirituality
hasTrack A Wee Bit
Brother Green (The Disco King)
Evolution
Funky Motion
Life Is Just A Moment (Part 1)
Life Is Just A Moment (Part 2)
Mystic Voyage (title track)
linked to: Mystic Voyage

Spirit Of Doo Do
Take All The Time You Need
The Black Five
This Beautiful Feeling
Woman Of The World
linked to: Woman of the World
influencedGenre acid jazz
neo-soul
label Polydor Records
language English
mainInstrument vibraphone
notableFor influential role in 1970s fusion music
smooth grooves
spiritual themes
partOf Roy Ayers Ubiquity discography
performer Roy Ayers Ubiquity
producer Roy Ayers
recordedBy Roy Ayers Ubiquity band
linked to: Roy Ayers Ubiquity
releaseDecade 1970s
releaseYear 1975

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Roy Ayers notableWork Mystic Voyage
Roy Ayers notableAlbum Mystic Voyage
Mystic Voyage hasTrack Mystic Voyage (title track)
linked to: Mystic Voyage
Roy Ayers Ubiquity notableWork Mystic Voyage