Rozaa - Are You Ready Willing And Able?

Genre:	Jazz, Funk / Soul
Singer:	Rozaa
Title:	Are You Ready Willing And Able?
Short-info:	Label: 'Silver Star' ‎– RW 4749 Type: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: Date of released: 1979 Category: Jazz, Funk / Soul Style: Funk, Disco
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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Earthquake Written-By – Hyams, McKenzie
A2	Ready Willing And Able Written-By – D. Elbert, Rozaa
A3	I Like The Way My Baby Does It Written-By – D. Elbert, Rozaa
A4	Love Me Written-By – Rozaa*
B1	Subway Mama Written-By – Rozaa*
B2	Higher, Higher Written-By – Rozaa*
B3	That's All I Need Written-By – Rozaa*
B4	Let's Stay Together Written-By – Al Green
B5	Tell Me That You Love Me Written-By – Rozaa*

Credits

Bass – Ben Brown (tracks: B5), T.M. Stevens (tracks: B1)
Drums – Dennis Davis (tracks: B1), Lloyd Courtney* (tracks: B1), Micky Ruckers* (tracks: B5), Nigel Martinez (tracks: B1)
Guitar – Gus Falcon (tracks: B1), Rodney Jones (tracks: B5)
Keyboards – Tom Bridwell (tracks: B1)
Percussion – Paul Burnett (tracks: B1)
Producer – Cold Fire Productions (tracks: A2, A3, A4, B1, B2, B3, B4, B5), Donny Elbert* (tracks: A3, A3)

Notes

Produced by Cold Fire - except 'Earthquake'
All Songs (c) 1977-1978

"'Tell Me That You Love Me' Thanks Dizzy Gilespy for the use of Micky Ruckers on Drums, Rodney Jones - Guitar, Ben Brown - Bass."

"Special Thanks to my mother Mary, brother Forest and the rest of my family for being special."

"Thanks Donny Elbert for helping me with the production of 'I Like The Way My Baby Does It' 'Ready Willing And Able'.

Many spelling errors on sleeve (see above mentioned credits).
Track B4 not mentioned on sleeve, but on label.
For the track SUBWAY MAMA three drummers are credited on the sleeve.
Country of pressing not mentioned (also not in runout grooves), looks like a French pressing to me, but this is only guessing. Rozaa Wortham lived in France for a long time and worked with notable Jazz musicians.