A. Ray Fuller, The Weeper - 1h 9m 21s

Tracks & Durations

1. If You Really Love Me	4:53
2. Weeper's Thang	6:04
3. Spanish Flyer	4:47
4. Speak Brother	4:54
5. Work To Do	4:29
6. Superstar	7:55
7. Naima	5:44
8. Friday	4:42
9. Portuguese Love	6:12
10. She Walks This Earth	5:07
11. Free Spirit	4:38
12. Partido Alto	4:56
13. Speak Brother (George Duke solo)	4:52

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Review

Lovers of classic R&B and jazz have an 'unbeatable' buffet of sensitively arranged original compositions and cover songs to choose from. Ray Fuller, who is magnetically drawn to the drama in any good piece of music, hand-picked pieces that have inspired him for decades only to refashion in his own sweet way and thus called on the elite of musical craftsman who are friends first, musicians second—Fuller states, "Every one here is a master of texture and space."

Coltrane's timeless "Naima", features the brilliantly subdued use of Branford Marsalis on soprano sax. "Friday", featuring George Duke's funky solo was co-written with Jeff Lorber, and is a likely radio `smash' hit! On the classic "Superstar", stellar vocalist Phil Perry lends his uniquely emotive ad-libs to this most impassioned version. Perry returns on a version of The Isley Brothers' "Work To Do", which might make Ron Isley himself jealous! "Spanish Flyer", co-composed with Dave Kochanski, is a lush evocation of Mediterranean delights! "Weeper's Thang" and "Speak Brother", signature Fuller compositions, are `funky-deep' grooves featuring saxman Everette Harp and Duke, respectively.

There is so much more with which to sit back and relax or get up on the dance floor and forget your cares.

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