1- Unicorn by Teruo Nakamura 1973 -> 3:30 2- Green Caterpillar by Masaru Imada Tri + 2 1975 -> 6:17 3- Silk Road by Hiromasa Suzuki 1973 -> 7:58 4- Funky Stuff by Soul Media 1975 -> 10:39 5- Juice by Ryo Kawasaki 1976 -> 13:14 6- High-Flaying by Hiromasa Suzuki 1976 -> 15:38 7- Mermaid Boulevard by Kazumi & The Gentle Thoughts 1978 -> 17:31 8- My Dear Life by Sadao Watanabe 1977 -> 20:15 9- Leeward by Mabumi Yamaguchi Quartet 1978 -> 22:24 10- By The Red Stream arranged and conducted by Hiromasa Suzuki; played by Soul Media 1973 -> 24:47
A lot of this jazz fusion transferred over in the 80s to all over asia influencing a lot of the local music where you can hear so much of the pop still has so much jazzy rythms today.
Great list! Here are a few I would add: Casiopea - self-titled album (1979) Hiroshi Suzuki - Cat (1976) Terumasa Hino - Hip Seagull (1978) Jiro Inagaki & His Soul Media - Head Rock (1970)
@@anadialog Check out Haruomi Hosono, Shigeru Suzuki & Tatsuro Yamashita - Pacific from 1978 another album i love and has particularly approve of the last song!
what about Casiopea Mint Jams and Thunder Live? I see a lot of people on you tube with a Jazz Fusion list, but no one in the list has casiopea, don't you think it's strange, because this is THE band in Japan and Asia, they are so popular, I've seen them three times, I'm drummer, but want to quit drumming when i see Akira Jimbo, pffff what a drummer greetings Gerard
Kenji Hino! And his dad!! Not from the 70s but my dude I used to play fusion with! I miss fusion. It should have caught on more with common people and been like top 40 now. Music socks now that we hear on the radio. Thanks for the vid
V.interesting, and better than i thought it might be. Please keep up the great videos. Stay safe in these 'unusual' times. Agree the "Juice" track has echoes of 'Headhunters".
Oh Dear Lord this is fantastic. So much great music. What a flow. I decided to get to know all ten albums one way or another. Currently I can't stop listening to Hiromasa Suzuki "Silk Road". What a bliss ! Thank you so very much for this great list.
Thank you very much for introducing these 10 albums. They defenitely have my interest ! 👍 I've been taking notes :-) Hope you will be feeling better soon !
Great video thanks! I should be in Japan right now shopping for vinyls but decided to postpone our trip with everything going on in the world... scary times so I say stay home and listen to lots and lots of music and let’s not forget music was born analog! Cheers!!
Man, some great music! I can tell that after watching a couple of your videos that I’m going to have to subscribe. I can definitely learn some more. Keep up with the great videos. I just found out about your channel today. I made my own channel two weeks ago for my instrumental music.
Very cool, man. I’ve gotta admit that I’m pretty unfamiliar with this genre, but I really dig it. Doesn’t hurt that I’m a total sucker for obi strips. Hope you get over that cold soon. Be well, stay safe, and thanks so much.
Great examples of fusion. As a longtime audiophile, since 1976, I found the Crusaders in the 70s and Jiro must have been an early Crusaders fan with a couple of cover tunes. Thanks for the info.
Hi, thanks for sharing these with us. I already knew a couple of the releases but most are new to me. I`m definitely gonna check them all out. The Silk Road - Rock Joint Cither album sounded really good. It reminded me of a more funky Alice Coltrane Journey Into Satchidanda. I`d recommend you give the japanese artist Minoru Muraoka`s album Bamboo a listen. He was a flute player that was influenced by Jazz and Funk and his album Bamboo features an excellent cover version of the track Take Five. Other tracks on Bamboo such as The Positive And The Negative, and Nogamigawa are very Jazz influenced. Original copies are quite expensive but in 2019 the label Mr Bongo re-issued it on both vinyl and cd. Cheers.
I can see that im not the only fan of Project Re:Vinyl ! Beautiful selection ! I myself own some of the albums that you presented and others that I don't know (yet).Im gonna search them right now ! Little suggestion : Akira Ishikawa & His Count Buffalos - Get Up. An incredible album that I love but which is unfortunately overpriced on vinyl. Thank you once again for this very nice video. All the best from Corsica
Luis Really liked your Quarentine playlist that you had all contribute... Let's try to do similar again perhaps w/ genre specific.... Thank you for your contibution to help us in this difficult time
Many thanks for this cool video, very nice list. I’m starting to realize how much good music i haven’t heard :D From me i want to recommend very good band from 90's: Happy Family. First time i heard them, they blow my mind and they have couple of albums not realy funk, but in fusion/avangard king crimson style. Highly recommend.
WOW mindbending list!! thanx a lot! perfect, I would just add something from Jun Fukamashi he plays on High Flying and have some great titles by himself specially Quark, and would add also something from Akira Ishikawa. Have you heard Uganda? If not I strongly recommend, It will blow your mind! greetings from brasil!
I believe that Japanese J-Fusion have reached their maximum splendor at the end of the 80' and beginning of the 90' Thank for talking and share your thougts about Japanese J-Fusion! My adds would be: T-Square - Truth (1987) Casiopea - Eyes of the Mind (1981) Dimension - Fourth Dimension (1994) Masayoshi Takanaka - Natsu Zen Kai (1984)
Right on, and far out. Would you consider a part 2 to this show, which would include the 80s and 90s Japanese fusion. A few of my personal favorites are Casiopea, especially the mid to late 80s, material, and Kazumi Watanabe's 1989 Kilowatt.
I enjoyed your 10 Japanese jazz fusion albums that will funk you up from the 70s. I was really hoping that you would have covered a Japanese jazz fusion group named Ahkanaka from that same era. I’m not sure about the spelling of the name but have you ever heard of this group? Thanks in advance
Nice, thanks very good music, even better than ocidental. I don't know if you like whiskey, Japanese Nikka Blended is one of my favourites, marvelously fine tuned. In the case of vinyl, i can find only by listening, if the vinyl was made from CD, and if I suspect, I confirm with the CD, if they sound the same... it's a shame: money thrown away. It was the case with a reissue of Fleetwood Mac's first, and Rodrigues, which I pay 25 € and sounds exactly like the CD made from flac download. Analogue vinyl must give more of every aspect of hi-fi, dynamics, resolution, etc, from the first needle hit.
I agree! Plus...I am a big whiskey fan! I am actually a sommelier. Yes, Japanese whiskey is truly outstanding. Also that Nikka you are talking about, I almost always have a bottle at home. I usually like single Scotch malt, but this blend is outstanding I agree!
Gonna watch now but first wanna name the ones I love in that scene : Casiopea and T-Square, then Mr. Hino(great experimental stuff) and also Mr. Takanawa (is album An Insatiable High is superb) That was the more fusioney branch but if we're just talking straight funk, then there's a metric ton of good stuff, as all of Japan's pop in the whole '80s was very solid and smooth funk. Gotta give a shoutout to my boy Tasturo Yamashita, also Takako Mamyia's album Love Trip is a must. Just searching the term ''City Pop'' here on youtube, and one is sure to be inundated by good J-Funk. My favourite City Pop DJ on youtube is Van Paugam(now goes by name ROKER). his compilations are hyper- tight, he owns so much J-Funk on vinyl and filters it all for us to give us the cream of the crop. His channel is mandatory stop for J-Funk begginers, not that many video either so it doesn't take too long to go through.
@@anadialog No problem! what's in my second paragraph is more Funk-pop. but in the first is fusion. Casiopea and T-Square have more of that fast raucous fusion sound, albeit Casiopea is catchier (but their first LP is more lively). Both would be featured regularly on racing broadcasts in their country. T-Square even provided music for racing videogame series Gran Turismo. And the album I mentionned by Takanaka is stacked with american studio players featurings, notably that famous horn section which name I forget, and the funk keyboard goddess herself, Patrice Rushen. Some other big names too. The first Casiopea record is a desert island pick for me.
Hello my friend Aldo. The other day I saw you with mask. What is this problem we are going through; I am imprisoned in my apartment for three weeks finally I decided togo out to get some grocery though I am avoiding to go more often because of my age. Well, I saw your video on Japan it was very nice. I know japan likes jazz I saw a video, in KOBE there is a street where many shops they sell jazz LPs you enter and select an LP and the guy plays it, if you like it you buy it. Hank Jones(piano) and Ron Carter(bass)played in KOBE in 1996 you can watch in on TH-cam. I hope everything is O.K. with you. Thank You.
Felicidades, muy buen video, me ha gustado. Quisiera recomendarte a Chikara Ueda & the Power Station con su album Flying Easy del año 1980. Mi track favorito es JoJo
I also, I mainly listen to jazz and I love jazz-fusion. These days I listen mostly to Tidal. Unfortunately, none of the albums you recommend in this video are available on Tidal.
Very cool, and yes Magical. Thank you. Can I ask the group, what anyone thinks of JAPANESE SHM MINI LP CD pressings / recordings sound quality? Pro, con, or undecided? I bought one, and am still undecided as to whether it is better than other quality pressings, of the same album / cd.
I love japan I love funky music I love your Channel I do love this episode :) Thank you I can recommend you my favorite jazz fusion album although they are very famous but no.japanese : Spectrum by Billy Cobham Birds of fire by Mahavishnu Orchestra I hope that you'll be ok soon
Have you had any issues playing the music on youtube for copyright? I am wondering how to add music clips for education without the video being taken down for copyright reasons. Thanks.
TH-camrs say they CAN'T put any music for copyright issues. In 99% of cases that is not true, simply you do not monetize that video. I just don't care but a lot of my colleagues just won't put a video out for free! This is what happens, you put a song, even just a few seconds, and TH-cam will immediately signal this. As I said in 99% of cases simply the author or label will get the income. In some rare cases some artist have decided not to let their music around, and therefore those artists and their music will lead to the complete block of your video. Happened only once to me!
Great list! Really enjoyed this video, thanks ! Here are three other Japanese fusion albums: 1- Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffalos - Get up (1975) 2- Minoru Muraoka - Bamboo (1970) 3- Hozan Yamamoto - Beautiful Bamboo Flute (1971)
I see a lot of people on you tube with a Jazz Fusion list, but no one in the list has casiopea, don't you think it's strange, because this is THE band in Japan and Asia, they are so popular, I've seen them three times, I'm drummer, but want to quit drumming when i see Akira Jimbo, pffff what a drummer
As explained in several comments it would have been a little too obvious to put Casiopea. I have two their albums and I love them but this isn't a Best of list, but just 10 choices out of the beaten root or close to that.
Let me recommend to you and to your followers one of the best rock-prog Japanese albums of this last 2 years, DeLorians by DeLorians. It is their only album released in 2019 by Beyond Beyond is Beyond Records. The artistic quality of music is 10+, the quality of the recording, unfortunately, is not top-notch, is average, but the music is excellent.
Very cool, man. I’ve gotta admit that I’m pretty unfamiliar with this genre, but I really dig it. Doesn’t hurt that I’m a total sucker for obi strips. Hope you get over that cold soon. Be well, stay safe, and thanks so much.
1- Unicorn by Teruo Nakamura 1973 -> 3:30
2- Green Caterpillar by Masaru Imada Tri + 2 1975 -> 6:17
3- Silk Road by Hiromasa Suzuki 1973 -> 7:58
4- Funky Stuff by Soul Media 1975 -> 10:39
5- Juice by Ryo Kawasaki 1976 -> 13:14
6- High-Flaying by Hiromasa Suzuki 1976 -> 15:38
7- Mermaid Boulevard by Kazumi & The Gentle Thoughts 1978 -> 17:31
8- My Dear Life by Sadao Watanabe 1977 -> 20:15
9- Leeward by Mabumi Yamaguchi Quartet 1978 -> 22:24
10- By The Red Stream arranged and conducted by Hiromasa Suzuki; played by Soul Media 1973 -> 24:47
A lot of this jazz fusion transferred over in the 80s to all over asia influencing a lot of the local music where you can hear so much of the pop still has so much jazzy rythms today.
Great list! Here are a few I would add:
Casiopea - self-titled album (1979)
Hiroshi Suzuki - Cat (1976)
Terumasa Hino - Hip Seagull (1978)
Jiro Inagaki & His Soul Media - Head Rock (1970)
Thanks!
@@anadialog Check out Haruomi Hosono, Shigeru Suzuki & Tatsuro Yamashita - Pacific from 1978 another album i love and has particularly approve of the last song!
@@supernovaf1 thanks!
Kazumi Watanabe To Chi Ka album
what about Casiopea Mint Jams and Thunder Live?
I see a lot of people on you tube with a Jazz Fusion list, but no one in the list has casiopea, don't you think it's strange, because this is THE band in Japan and Asia, they are so popular, I've seen them three times, I'm drummer, but want to quit drumming when i see Akira Jimbo, pffff what a drummer
greetings
Gerard
So passionate about music, no matter the genre. Greetings from Costa Rica
Kenji Hino! And his dad!! Not from the 70s but my dude I used to play fusion with! I miss fusion. It should have caught on more with common people and been like top 40 now. Music socks now that we hear on the radio. Thanks for the vid
Jazz x Funk x Japan : Hard to imagine that combo not producing some magic! Great selections, I’ll be searching some of them out.
I enjoyed all of these, spectacular!!
I have to work harder on my next trip
V.interesting, and better than i thought it might be. Please keep up the great videos. Stay safe in these 'unusual' times. Agree the "Juice" track has echoes of 'Headhunters".
Insatiable High and Rainbow Goblins by Masayoshi Takanaka are some of the best albums I have ever heard
I don't consider Takanaka Jazz Fusion in the same way. Great albums, I have much of his stuff on vinyl
Oh Dear Lord this is fantastic. So much great music. What a flow. I decided to get to know all ten albums one way or another. Currently I can't stop listening to Hiromasa Suzuki "Silk Road". What a bliss ! Thank you so very much for this great list.
I've always said that vinyl sound is a more sensual sound. Even so, through youtube, the vinyl sounds with more meat on the bones. Great review, thx!
Thank you very much. Escelent music. Congratulations from Cordoba.Argentina.
Thank you very much for introducing these 10 albums.
They defenitely have my interest ! 👍
I've been taking notes :-)
Hope you will be feeling better soon !
Cool! Thanks!
Wow awesome recommendations!
Great video thanks! I should be in Japan right now shopping for vinyls but decided to postpone our trip with everything going on in the world... scary times so I say stay home and listen to lots and lots of music and let’s not forget music was born analog! Cheers!!
Excellent stuff, thanks 😊
Man, some great music! I can tell that after watching a couple of your videos that I’m going to have to subscribe. I can definitely learn some more. Keep up with the great videos. I just found out about your channel today. I made my own channel two weeks ago for my instrumental music.
Casiopea are a great band to check out, love their first album from 1979 and Mint Jams. Also check out Masayoshi Takanaka , An Insatiable High 1977.
Thanks!
An Insatiable High is my favorite jazz fusion album. So fun !
@@DrinkWater713Yeah it is a great album , so well produced and great playing!
Very cool, man. I’ve gotta admit that I’m pretty unfamiliar with this genre, but I really dig it.
Doesn’t hurt that I’m a total sucker for obi strips.
Hope you get over that cold soon. Be well, stay safe, and thanks so much.
I've listened all of them, you can't here it in this video, but those are great sounding albums, thank you!
Yeah!
This is great, I do hope that some of these are on Tidal. Hope that you get a chance to do a list of a further 10
Cool video nice cd collection I want to get in to jazz music
Great examples of fusion. As a longtime audiophile, since 1976, I found the Crusaders in the 70s and Jiro must have been an early Crusaders fan with a couple of cover tunes. Thanks for the info.
Thank YOU!
Hi, thanks for sharing these with us. I already knew a couple of the releases but most are new to me. I`m definitely gonna check them all out. The Silk Road - Rock Joint Cither album sounded really good. It reminded me of a more funky Alice Coltrane Journey Into Satchidanda.
I`d recommend you give the japanese artist Minoru Muraoka`s album Bamboo a listen. He was a flute player that was influenced by Jazz and Funk and his album Bamboo features an excellent cover version of the track Take Five. Other tracks on Bamboo such as The Positive And The Negative, and Nogamigawa are very Jazz influenced. Original copies are quite expensive but in 2019 the label Mr Bongo re-issued it on both vinyl and cd.
Cheers.
Thanks I will! I did listen briefly to it in Japan but I will try again...
Hope you are doing well! Hiroshi Suzuki is also superb, but Mabumi Yamaguchi is hipnotic!!!!! Superb!
Thanks!
I can see that im not the only fan of Project Re:Vinyl ! Beautiful selection ! I myself own some of the albums that you presented and others that I don't know (yet).Im gonna search them right now ! Little suggestion : Akira Ishikawa & His Count Buffalos - Get Up. An incredible album that I love but which is unfortunately overpriced on vinyl. Thank you once again for this very nice video. All the best from Corsica
Thank you JB!
Adoro il Jazz-Pop giapponese.
Questo video dimostra i tuoi ottimi gusti :)
Grazie Niccolò!
I too have Kazumi Watanabe’s Mermaid Boulevard. I really like his Mobo 1 & Mobo 2 albums on vinyl. Very Funky.
Thank you 😊
Luis
Really liked your Quarentine playlist that you had all contribute...
Let's try to do similar again perhaps w/ genre specific....
Thank you for your contibution to help us in this difficult time
Did you try "our" MixTape? th-cam.com/video/Vk3t9N777GI/w-d-xo.html
Very very good👍🔝
This music sounds like the Serpico soundtrack if the movie was made in the 80s instead of the 70s
Many thanks for this cool video, very nice list. I’m starting to realize how much good music i haven’t heard :D
From me i want to recommend very good band from 90's: Happy Family. First time i heard them, they blow my mind
and they have couple of albums not realy funk, but in fusion/avangard king crimson style. Highly recommend.
Great, thanks!
New, but very stellar Japanese Jazz fusion that will 'knock your socks off'
飛鶴 -Hizuru- by Hizuru
Thank you
Thank you...
I suggest you:
Isao Suzuki Trio - "Black Orpheus"
Isao Suzuki Quartet - "Blow Up"
Isao Suzuki Sextet - "Ako's Dream"
Masabumi Kikuchi Trio - "Sunrise"
Ryo Fukui - "Scenery"
Thanks!
Isao Suzuki all the way!
WOW mindbending list!! thanx a lot! perfect, I would just add something from Jun Fukamashi he plays on High Flying and have some great titles by himself specially Quark, and would add also something from Akira Ishikawa. Have you heard Uganda? If not I strongly recommend, It will blow your mind! greetings from brasil!
I was waiting for" casiopea " 1978 to 2021 and everything
Inbertween just mind blowing!!
That is precisely why it's not there! ;-)
I believe that Japanese J-Fusion have reached their maximum splendor at the end of the 80' and beginning of the 90'
Thank for talking and share your thougts about Japanese J-Fusion!
My adds would be:
T-Square - Truth (1987)
Casiopea - Eyes of the Mind (1981)
Dimension - Fourth Dimension (1994)
Masayoshi Takanaka - Natsu Zen Kai (1984)
Cool, thanks!
Right on, and far out. Would you consider a part 2 to this show, which would include the 80s and 90s Japanese fusion. A few of my personal favorites are Casiopea, especially the mid to late 80s, material, and Kazumi Watanabe's 1989 Kilowatt.
Could be! Perhaps in the distant future...
ANA[DIA]LOG., Thank you. Where is your accent from / what Country are you in / from?
Italy!
ANA[DIA]LOG., Thank you kind sir. Music is Love.
Indeed!
I particularly like Yoichi Murata (Hook Up) with the members of Tower of Power.
Great stuff! Please make more album lists like this;) Two more from me:
Isao Suzuki Trio/Quartet - Blow Up
Masabumi Kikuchi - Wishes/Kochi
Great, thanks!
Can you write the album names in your description?
I usually don't do that because it's a spoiler! ;-)
I enjoyed your 10 Japanese jazz fusion albums that will funk you up from the 70s. I was really hoping that you would have covered a Japanese jazz fusion group named Ahkanaka from that same era. I’m not sure about the spelling of the name but have you ever heard of this group? Thanks in advance
I don't think so! What is one of their albums titled?
no casiopea or t square? what kind of list is this?
Nice, thanks very good music, even better than ocidental.
I don't know if you like whiskey, Japanese Nikka Blended is one of my favourites, marvelously fine tuned.
In the case of vinyl, i can find only by listening, if the vinyl was made from CD, and if I suspect, I confirm with the CD, if they sound the same... it's a shame: money thrown away.
It was the case with a reissue of Fleetwood Mac's first, and Rodrigues, which I pay 25 € and sounds exactly like the CD made from flac download.
Analogue vinyl must give more of every aspect of hi-fi, dynamics, resolution, etc, from the first needle hit.
I agree! Plus...I am a big whiskey fan! I am actually a sommelier. Yes, Japanese whiskey is truly outstanding. Also that Nikka you are talking about, I almost always have a bottle at home. I usually like single Scotch malt, but this blend is outstanding I agree!
Gonna watch now but first wanna name the ones I love in that scene : Casiopea and T-Square, then Mr. Hino(great experimental stuff) and also Mr. Takanawa (is album An Insatiable High is superb)
That was the more fusioney branch but if we're just talking straight funk, then there's a metric ton of good stuff, as all of Japan's pop in the whole '80s was very solid and smooth funk. Gotta give a shoutout to my boy Tasturo Yamashita, also Takako Mamyia's album Love Trip is a must. Just searching the term ''City Pop'' here on youtube, and one is sure to be inundated by good J-Funk. My favourite City Pop DJ on youtube is Van Paugam(now goes by name ROKER). his compilations are hyper- tight, he owns so much J-Funk on vinyl and filters it all for us to give us the cream of the crop. His channel is mandatory stop for J-Funk begginers, not that many video either so it doesn't take too long to go through.
Thanks for the suggestions!
@@anadialog No problem! what's in my second paragraph is more Funk-pop. but in the first is fusion. Casiopea and T-Square have more of that fast raucous fusion sound, albeit Casiopea is catchier (but their first LP is more lively). Both would be featured regularly on racing broadcasts in their country. T-Square even provided music for racing videogame series Gran Turismo. And the album I mentionned by Takanaka is stacked with american studio players featurings, notably that famous horn section which name I forget, and the funk keyboard goddess herself, Patrice Rushen. Some other big names too.
The first Casiopea record is a desert island pick for me.
I actually knew Casiopea but I did not like much their first album (the only one from the 70's)...
Hello my friend Aldo. The other day I saw you with mask. What is this problem we are going through; I am imprisoned in my apartment for three weeks finally I decided togo out to get some grocery though I am avoiding to go more often because of my age. Well, I saw your video on Japan it was very nice. I know japan likes jazz I saw a video, in KOBE there is a street where many shops they sell jazz LPs you enter and select an LP and the guy plays it, if you like it you buy it. Hank Jones(piano) and Ron Carter(bass)played in KOBE in 1996 you can watch in on TH-cam. I hope everything is O.K. with you. Thank You.
Felicidades, muy buen video, me ha gustado. Quisiera recomendarte a Chikara Ueda & the Power Station con su album Flying Easy del año 1980. Mi track favorito es JoJo
Nice, thanks!
To Chi Ka Album by Kazumi Watanabe
I also, I mainly listen to jazz and I love jazz-fusion. These days I listen mostly to Tidal. Unfortunately, none of the albums you recommend in this video are available on Tidal.
I know, they are rare, but you can find them on TH-cam just to have a better idea...
Very cool, and yes Magical. Thank you. Can I ask the group, what anyone thinks of JAPANESE SHM MINI LP CD pressings / recordings sound quality? Pro, con, or undecided? I bought one, and am still undecided as to whether it is better than other quality pressings, of the same album / cd.
I compared two of the same album and thought the SHM-CD was better. It might also depend on the actual album and the sound system it is played on.
I like Tatshuro Yamashita & toshiki kadomatshu
I love japan
I love funky music
I love your Channel
I do love this episode :)
Thank you
I can recommend you my favorite jazz fusion album although they are very famous but no.japanese :
Spectrum by Billy Cobham
Birds of fire by Mahavishnu Orchestra
I hope that you'll be ok soon
Have them both! Great albums!
On vinyl of course !!:)
einfach geile Zimmer!
There's a TH-cam Channel where you can find some of those albums. Search for - Terminal Passage
Indeed!
Have you had any issues playing the music on youtube for copyright? I am wondering how to add music clips for education without the video being taken down for copyright reasons. Thanks.
TH-camrs say they CAN'T put any music for copyright issues. In 99% of cases that is not true, simply you do not monetize that video. I just don't care but a lot of my colleagues just won't put a video out for free! This is what happens, you put a song, even just a few seconds, and TH-cam will immediately signal this. As I said in 99% of cases simply the author or label will get the income. In some rare cases some artist have decided not to let their music around, and therefore those artists and their music will lead to the complete block of your video. Happened only once to me!
Check out all the recently realised J -- Jazz compilations on vinyl and cd on the bbe label
Somebody can tell me where can i download this albums I remember that was able With a computer program, but I don't remember his name😔
Hallo, what about Japanese Acid Jazz (approximately 20+ years old). Would you be interested in something like this?
Regards
.
Why not? I love all forms of jazz! Classic acido jazz is great but not all albums, actually some are very bad so...fingers crossed!
Great list! Really enjoyed this video, thanks !
Here are three other Japanese fusion albums:
1- Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffalos - Get up (1975)
2- Minoru Muraoka - Bamboo (1970)
3- Hozan Yamamoto - Beautiful Bamboo Flute (1971)
Thanks!!
Kazumi Watanabe & Akira Wada (Prism) & Masayoshi Takanaka Japanese Fusion Guitar Legends Highly recommended!
One of my favorite performances ever! Kazumi Watanabe at some of his finest moments. m.th-cam.com/video/JNweTXFijTY/w-d-xo.html
Hey mate, any interesting library album or artist from japan? :)
Several...rolling them out slowly
Get on twitch and do a full 2 hr show .
And What you say of mister Masayoshi Takanaka he is great too
I see a lot of people on you tube with a Jazz Fusion list, but no one in the list has casiopea, don't you think it's strange, because this is THE band in Japan and Asia, they are so popular, I've seen them three times, I'm drummer, but want to quit drumming when i see Akira Jimbo, pffff what a drummer
As explained in several comments it would have been a little too obvious to put Casiopea. I have two their albums and I love them but this isn't a Best of list, but just 10 choices out of the beaten root or close to that.
There are more Very Very good groups of japanese jazz funk like T square yes Casiopea too and TRIX
Yes how amazing is T Square, definitely one of Japan's greatest fusion bands
Shunzo Ohno Quarter Moon album
What about Get Up! By Akira Ishikawa
If only there was a list
...it would be a spoiled! ;-)
Kazumi’s “Spice of Life” Live 87’ full performance featuring Bill Bruford & Jeff Berlin m.th-cam.com/video/3jK8T2f1hlY/w-d-xo.html Highly recommend!!
Let me recommend to you and to your followers one of the best rock-prog Japanese albums of this last 2 years, DeLorians by DeLorians. It is their only album released in 2019 by Beyond Beyond is Beyond Records. The artistic quality of music is 10+, the quality of the recording, unfortunately, is not top-notch, is average, but the music is excellent.
Thanks! Checking it out now!
Where's Casiopea?
Exactly! Everyone says that in their comments...too obvious pick!
@@anadialogWhile I do think there are a very obvious choice I feel that there too good to not put on the list
It's not a top or best of list, is just a list! :-)
In any case I agree, I love them too.
Casiopea...
A little too obvious, don't you think?
The greatest of em all
Very cool, man. I’ve gotta admit that I’m pretty unfamiliar with this genre, but I really dig it.
Doesn’t hurt that I’m a total sucker for obi strips.
Hope you get over that cold soon. Be well, stay safe, and thanks so much.