The link is to a live performance of "Ready to Fly", which has long been considered a masterpiece among Masayoshi Takanaka's fans, and is a rare live performance from "the Sadistics" era. For one thing, the members of the band are Sadistics, and this is a rare take performed by almost all of the members who recorded Takanaka's first album, "Seychelles. In a sense, this is the original performance. The guitar used by Takanaka on this recording has the tone of the Fender Stratocaster that he used in his early days. There is no description of the equipment in the credits, but from the photo, it seems to be a Fender Stratocaster T1, "Takanaka's model".because it has been said that his playing goes well with the tone of the Stratocaster. It is really miraculous that there are videos of this era on youtube and that we can see them now. If you like Takanaka's guitar sound, I highly recommend and must-listen to this performance. th-cam.com/video/_IJrfTN2Vkg/w-d-xo.html READY TO FLY (Live) from Sadistics - Live Show, Kudan Kaikan Hall Tokyo, August 29, 1978. th-cam.com/video/Q_j2Gm-tbHg/w-d-xo.html Sadistics Ready to Fly (4:24~) on JPN TV show Live Long Edit Ver th-cam.com/video/aGrc9wUsrvI/w-d-xo.html ”Sadistics 1977 N.O.K. Live Concert” Full Ver. Sadistics Masayoshi Takanaka :Guitar Yu Imai :Keyboards Yukihiro Takahashi :Drums Tsugutoshi Goto :Bass
@@fgenmusic91 Thanks for your reply. Takanaka's live sound sources were more popular and appreciated in Japan when he was using old Fender Stratocaster in his early days. This is because from around the early 1980s he started using a sponsored YAMAHA SG1000. After all, there is a difference in sound. //For your reference th-cam.com/video/DRLwRZb4IGY/w-d-xo.html Live sound source of the same time, 1976.9.25 tue TV O.A. The name of the song is “Type1” and I think it was composed by Yu Imai. th-cam.com/video/R1yy-RDKmJs/w-d-xo.html,1977 live.
@@brianchar-bow3273 thanks so much Brianchar, the JPN TV show was very fun, but i was sad to find that the link to the Kudan Kaikan show does not have a video. Do you know where i can watch this video, somewhere else? Thank you so much friend, cheers from Argentina.
@@huesitosConCarne Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, the last live performance of SADISTICS at Kudan Kaikan was only released as a live audio recording and not as a video. In 1977, before VCRs were common in Japanese households, no video was released and only the live vinyl recordings were available. Recently, the full recorded version of NOK's TV show has been uploaded on TH-cam. You can also see the rare original live video of the famous Oh! Tengo Suerte. th-cam.com/video/aGrc9wUsrvI/w-d-xo.html ”Sadistics 1977 N.O.K. Live Concert” Full Ver. 0:00 Rio De Janēyo Medley: 4:52 Oh! Tengo Suerte 7:09 --- 7:54 Cerezo Rosa 8:56 Mambo Jambo 10:28 Mambo No. 5 11:32 Sadistics Introduction + Interview 17:02 The Tokyo Taste 21:02 Ready To Fly
Surely the one with Santana belongs to the top ! So much freshness and energy ! This one however is much more clean, musically deep, and mature. In the ends it's a bit a matter of : hotheadedness of youth VS maturity and experience of the master...
Haven't heard this version before, what a banger
The link is to a live performance of "Ready to Fly", which has long been considered a masterpiece among Masayoshi Takanaka's fans, and is a rare live performance from "the Sadistics" era.
For one thing, the members of the band are Sadistics, and this is a rare take performed by almost all of the members
who recorded Takanaka's first album, "Seychelles. In a sense, this is the original performance.
The guitar used by Takanaka on this recording has the tone of the Fender Stratocaster that he used in his early days.
There is no description of the equipment in the credits, but from the photo, it seems to be a Fender Stratocaster T1,
"Takanaka's model".because it has been said that his playing goes well with the tone of the Stratocaster.
It is really miraculous that there are videos of this era on youtube and that we can see them now.
If you like Takanaka's guitar sound, I highly recommend and must-listen to this performance.
th-cam.com/video/_IJrfTN2Vkg/w-d-xo.html
READY TO FLY (Live) from Sadistics - Live Show, Kudan Kaikan Hall Tokyo, August 29, 1978.
th-cam.com/video/Q_j2Gm-tbHg/w-d-xo.html
Sadistics Ready to Fly (4:24~) on JPN TV show Live Long Edit Ver
th-cam.com/video/aGrc9wUsrvI/w-d-xo.html
”Sadistics 1977 N.O.K. Live Concert” Full Ver.
Sadistics
Masayoshi Takanaka :Guitar
Yu Imai :Keyboards
Yukihiro Takahashi :Drums
Tsugutoshi Goto :Bass
Thanks a lot for the recommandation ! Miracles... yeah that sort of things happen sometimes :)
@@fgenmusic91
Thanks for your reply.
Takanaka's live sound sources were more popular and appreciated in Japan when he was using old Fender Stratocaster in his early days. This is because from around the early 1980s he started using a sponsored YAMAHA SG1000. After all, there is a difference in sound.
//For your reference
th-cam.com/video/DRLwRZb4IGY/w-d-xo.html
Live sound source of the same time, 1976.9.25 tue TV O.A.
The name of the song is “Type1” and I think it was composed by Yu Imai.
th-cam.com/video/R1yy-RDKmJs/w-d-xo.html,1977 live.
@@brianchar-bow3273 thanks so much Brianchar, the JPN TV show was very fun, but i was sad to find that the link to the Kudan Kaikan show does not have a video. Do you know where i can watch this video, somewhere else?
Thank you so much friend, cheers from Argentina.
@@huesitosConCarne
Thanks for your reply.
Unfortunately, the last live performance of SADISTICS at Kudan Kaikan was only released as a live audio recording and not as a video.
In 1977, before VCRs were common in Japanese households, no video was released and only the live vinyl recordings were available.
Recently, the full recorded version of NOK's TV show has been uploaded on TH-cam.
You can also see the rare original live video of the famous Oh! Tengo Suerte.
th-cam.com/video/aGrc9wUsrvI/w-d-xo.html
”Sadistics 1977 N.O.K. Live Concert” Full Ver.
0:00 Rio De Janēyo
Medley:
4:52 Oh! Tengo Suerte
7:09 ---
7:54 Cerezo Rosa
8:56 Mambo Jambo
10:28 Mambo No. 5
11:32 Sadistics Introduction + Interview
17:02 The Tokyo Taste
21:02 Ready To Fly
Thank you for sharing! My favourite live version has to be one with Santana though
Surely the one with Santana belongs to the top ! So much freshness and energy ! This one however is much more clean, musically deep, and mature. In the ends it's a bit a matter of : hotheadedness of youth VS maturity and experience of the master...
wow this version is really good. thanks!
Yeeeeeeeeeees. Hope Santana still jams to this stone Cold classic
I can definitely imagine listening to this while skydiving 🪂
This and the one with issei noro
Is the photo real, though?