This Japanese traditional Shamisen tune became Takeshi Terauchi's signature performance. You can find the incredible videos of this tune for searching the words "寺内タケシ 津軽じょんがら節".
Unfortunately often Japanese 60's-70's pop/rock footages were removed under someone else's pressures. Their strongest live video performance of this tune from 1976 was also recently removed but some of their videos from the 90's can still find.
When I was in college and volunteering at the KDVS radio station I found this album in a corner of the basement all disused and dusty and instantly fell in love with Takeshi Terauchi
It sounds so similar to Heavy metal guitar playing of the Deep Purple or Accept kind. Very interresting and pleasing to my ears. If that is genuine Japanese then its even more astonishing in its similarity. It's no negative judgement in any sense what I mean by that. On the contrary.
Queen's "Brighton Rock" has incredibly similar licks to this tune. As Brian May always loved Japanese traditional and modern culture, he may have known about Takeshi Terauchi・・・
@@barstow_x86 Some people are capable of creative thinking, sweetheart. Maybe leave your mom's basement and get some new experiences under your (quite large) belt.
![Takeshi Terauchi - Tsugaru Jongara Bushi (feat. The Blue Jeans) [Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/huUDVwoGt9I/mqdefault.jpg)
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This Japanese traditional Shamisen tune became Takeshi Terauchi's signature performance. You can find the incredible videos of this tune for searching the words "寺内タケシ 津軽じょんがら節".
I can't find the old 70s TV performance anywhere on the internet any more. Any ideas?
Unfortunately often Japanese 60's-70's pop/rock footages were removed under someone else's pressures. Their strongest live video performance of this tune from 1976 was also recently removed but some of their videos from the 90's can still find.
Not completely sure what I'm listening to, but I sure as hell love it.
Well put.
When I was in college and volunteering at the KDVS radio station I found this album in a corner of the basement all disused and dusty and instantly fell in love with Takeshi Terauchi
KDVS alum here, wasn’t lucky enough to stumble onto this!
absolutely fucking rips
I’m so thankfull to have discover this masterpiece right now
Боже, это произведение искусства дает прочувствовать чистый музыкальный экстаз
RIP Takeshi Terauchi
Takeshi the wild beast!!
Really cool
It sounds so similar to Heavy metal guitar playing of the Deep Purple or Accept kind. Very interresting and pleasing to my ears. If that is genuine Japanese then its even more astonishing in its similarity. It's no negative judgement in any sense what I mean by that. On the contrary.
Queen's "Brighton Rock" has incredibly similar licks to this tune. As Brian May always loved Japanese traditional and modern culture, he may have known about Takeshi Terauchi・・・
woooo que caña este Terauchi
sounds like belongs in a tarantino movie
texag713 it's too good for that
みたことがないジャケットです。
WOW! Love it. My mind is creating a movie!
@@barstow_x86 lol what
@@barstow_x86 Some people are capable of creative thinking, sweetheart. Maybe leave your mom's basement and get some new experiences under your (quite large) belt.