Who remember eighties ladies

[glencro]

Groovin to this Roy Ayers produced gem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uPn9HrQSgA

[cozmic]

Yessirree! Awesome to see them here posted.

A great productional collaboration of Roy with Edwin Birdsong. Sylvia Striplin released around the same era a solo album, plus another independent single a little later.

First time i got hipped to the Ladies' album was when i saw a Japanese reissue on cd around the 90s. With the original Uno Melodic Label [[as seen in the video above) printed in red on the disc.

There also appeared a vinyl repress a few years later, which might be a bootleg/counterfeit though.

Not shure if Uno Melodic did any promotion for the group or if they performed shows. Would loved to have seen a live rendition of "Tell Him".

[manny]

I have some tracks by Roy Ayer's Ubiquity with nice vocals by these girls as "This Side Of Sunshine" or "Life Is A Moment"; some of my absolute favorites by this vibes player maestro.

[glencro]

Yessirree! Awesome to see them here posted.

A great productional collaboration of Roy with Edwin Birdsong. Sylvia Striplin released around the same era a solo album, plus another independent single a little later.

First time i got hipped to the Ladies' album was when i saw a Japanese reissue on cd around the 90s. With the original Uno Melodic Label [[as seen in the video above) printed in red on the disc.

There also appeared a vinyl repress a few years later, which might be a bootleg/counterfeit though.

Not shure if Uno Melodic did any promotion for the group or if they performed shows. Would loved to have seen a live rendition of "Tell Him".

Almost forgot about this one cozmic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezYAvm2R_Bs

[Bluebrock]

Groovin to this Roy Ayers produced gem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uPn9HrQSgA
Always loved this song!! Beautiful mellow groove.

[cozmic]

Almost forgot about this one cozmic
Awesome, the ladies telling it :)

Funny thing, in the 90s there was a single release of "Tell Him" by the group B-Boogie, on a houselabel called Laws Of Motion. That version is almost identical to the original. The beat might have been mixed louder, from what i remember when hearing it.

Cheers again glencro!