“Red, Black & Green” is an album by vibraphonist, singer, and composer Roy Ayers Ubiquity, released in 1973. The album aligns with the Black Power Movement, delivering a strong message of African-American, resistance, and cultural pride, while keeping Ayers’ signature groovy and psychedelic sound.

This album is both a political and groove-driven album, where Roy Ayers blends Black consciousness with musical experimentation. It stands as a key work in 1970s militant jazz-funk, celebrating African-American culture with style, energy, and depth.