70s Japanese Jazz Mix Vol.2 (Jazz-funk, Soul Jazz, Rare groove, Drum Breaks..)
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00:00 Takeshi Inomata & Sound L.T.D. - Take Five (Blues March - Drum Battle, 1975)
05:43 Mikio Masuda - Let's get together (Corazón, 1979)
11:37 Masaru Imada Trio - Green Caterpillar (Green Caterpillar, 1975)
21:38 Rinsyoe Kida, Akira Ishikawa & His Count Buffalos - ソーラン節 (Tsugaru Jongara Bushi, 1973)
25:35 Jiro Inagaki & His Soul Media - Breeze (Funky Stuff., 1975)
30:03 Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffaloes - Pigmy (Uganda, 1972)
37:43 Takeshi Inomata & Sound L.T.D. - Monster (Sounds Of Sound L.T.D., 1970)
42:10 Hozan Yamamoto + Sharps & Flats - Kokiriko Bushi (Beautiful Bamboo-Flute, 1971)
46:15 Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffalos - Stone river (Get Up!, 1975)
50:25 Mikio Masuda - Let's get together (Mickey's Mouth, 1976)
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I love your mixes bro, keep doing!
is it possible to please have a high quality wav recording?
WHERE IS THE VOL.1 ???
@@Tsushiro_ th-cam.com/video/s-jtdKjzQaE/w-d-xo.html
This shit is great! Thank you for uploading it.
sometimes you just know after listening for 5 seconds
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Yep. Hit like and was in the groove within 3! I delivered one of Brubeck baby G’s to a stage in Hartford in the 80’s. Knew the notes on the 1st one!!
Seriously tho. You're not wrong with this one ❤️❤️
...or less
Spot on 😎
thank you youtube algorithm.
lol
same here dude. TH-cam's algorithm is the single thing that hasnt failed me in life yet
hace cosas increíbles en momentos ...
Alogos are just machine responses to humans. You should thank yourself for being cool as well. And all of the other humans who heard this and continued listening.
remember when it first was implemented only took the bot a few years but now it works great
Dude on drums in the opening track is still alive at 87 years old!
No wonder they sleep so well at night knowing that they bring so much joy to people's lives through their music
Name??
@@Djimbe takeshi inomata
@@mz8624 That's Love! Thank you, I'm going to find more of his music!
What a world we live in, where we can explore similar interests that wouldve have been unattainable to most. There's a lot of bad in the world right now, but together we can take comfort in the killer beats, as we walk into the unknown.
Thanks internet
Beautiful words bro!
Here here! Others can use the net, social media and algos for hate all they want all the beauty of humanity is still here.
People are opening their eyes
sounds a bit like you are describing the long-tail-phenomenon...
for mobile users
1. 00:00 Takeshi Inomata & Sound L.T.D. -- Take Five (Blues March - Drum Battle, 1975)
2. 05:43 Mikio Masuda -- Let's get together (Corazón, 1979)
3. 11:37 Masaru Imada Trio -- Green Caterpillar (Green Caterpillar, 1975)
4. 21:38 Rinsyoe Kida, Akira Ishikawa & His Count Buffalos -- ソーラン節 (Tsugaru Jongara Bushi, 1973)
5. 25:35 Jiro Inagaki & His Soul Media -- Breeze (Funky Stuff., 1975)
6. 30:03 Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffaloes -- Pigmy (Uganda, 1972)
7. 37:43 Takeshi Inomata & Sound L.T.D. -- Monster (Sounds Of Sound L.T.D., 1970)
8. 42:10 Hozan Yamamoto + Sharps & Flats - Kokiriko Bushi (Beautiful Bamboo-Flute, 1971)
9. 46:15 Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffalos -- Stone river (Get Up!, 1975)
10. 50:25 Mikio Masuda -- Let's get together (Mickey's Mouth, 1976)
Thanks !
You are a hero bro
the first song i realise that its just a covered song from the original song called Take Five by David Brubeck.
Not all heroes wear capes, thanks bro
They finally updated it, but I still appreciate you! :)
Just when you think you're finally sick of Take Five
RIGHT?! What an inspiring, original spin on a classic
Michael Ehlerman Listen to Here Comes the Russians
culture
Moderation in all things will keep sickness at Bay!
I KNOW, RIGHT??! but this one just goes smooth and fast like a maglev
The only advantage youtube has over spotify or other services like it are users like you who upload music I didn't know I needed until I listened to it.
Do you have any favorite TH-cam music channels? Captain Beefart is pretty cool.
I've been telling people to ditch Spotify and just get TH-cam Premium for the music for precisely the reason you've just given
Comments help. Spotify is missing out.
What's wrong with spotify?
Well, also that most songs have lyrics with them in YT Music, and you can switch between the music video and audio-only. ;) I hated YT Music at first because I was so in love with the original Google Music app, but once I realized they had all the videos and lyrics in the app to every song... I am hooked now, lol.
35:12 "I don't have the instrument right now but the song sounds like this"
:') whahahahaha yes thanks!
Heheha
Japan in the '70s seems like it was a cool place
70s 80s and 90s Japan was always cool, same with america tbh
nah ya been saying old days are cool but the fact is cool things keep cool, there’re still corny shit exist before
japan always been cool, yo...
Still was back in 2018 brother.
Dude, everything was better in the 70s
When I was stationed at the Navy base in Yokosuka, Japan, a friend and I would go to Yokohama to a jazz bar on an off weekend and enjoy a great dose of Japanese jazz. It's one of my fonder memories of that place.
Dude that's awesome!
When we pulled into Yoko we went to the Tokyo tower and there was a really great live Jazz band playing there. one of my greatest memories of deployment
Thank you for your service! That seems like a beautiful memory.
Japan has like a unique version of jazz.
Come to think of it they just have a unique brand of everything music wise.
The honch didn't provide this great vibe....will have to check out Yokohama or Shibuya next trip there...former FC here still working those ships!
First time listening to Japanese Jazz and it just hit different. Nothing like I've heard before in Western Jazz. The Japanese sure are unique in a lot of ways.
They dedicate themselves to their craft - its part of their cultural pride. As such many things that are from Japan are near perfection.
They seem to do everything well.
Myself do post here first in music reference,,i fully agree so. many road uniqu Island Nipponia, as older lissener of jazz , artist intended a - just effords , some-way chaoticly coinsidence jazz- beat interupt me absolute hearing-wishfully-comprehence ive semi-incorrect concepts that I noway overstand,, for example does harmonise harmony even in distorted "audio-waves-" would us lisseners feel harmony then? I roughly interput so guessing so therfore thousands sorry that i mis-write the respo.
by western-jazz-lover appologize over to all
Welcome to an amazing rabbit hole worth getting lost in.
I would like to call that "adding their own unique take on the genre"!
The start of the drum solo on take five blows my fucking mind. Who the fuck is this drummer?! He's a legend and these rolls are insane.
The first track makes me want to wear my finest black shirt and make cocktails.
Its called take five. enjoy
Polnarefu
The original is by Dave Brubeck and his wonderful Quartet. This version is a tad bit faster than the original, still amazing though. It got its name by taking five "takes" (takes being the number of attempts at recording a song) in the recording session, hence Take 5. It's also I believe one of it's first to be recorded in 5/4ths time.
Sometimes I feel like opening TH-cam at 3AM is a huge mistake.
Some other nights, however, I feel thankful I skipped out on getting a good night's sleep and decided to open TH-cam, because how else could I have found this?
Yeah, this is fuckinnng amazing
After waking up? haha
Why is it always late nights with TH-cam lol?
@@jatinkm I never find things like this after waking up.
I'm with you, comrade!
This is what I mean by music transcends borders we may not live in the same country speak the same language and have wildly diffrent backgrounds but I still feel it in my soul
when at 35:19 he said "dibidubudabadab" I really felt that
This was my starting point of listening to Japanese Jazz. My first ever Japanese Jazz Playlist. Now I've fallen in one big but wonderful hole that is called the world of Japanese Jazz. Thank you, Magical Mystery Mix!
I threw this on while cleaning out my closet and it put me in the right mood to get rid of the old belongings and start a fresh organized new way. Thanks for posting this!
Thanks for listening!
I'm literally doing that right now my dude, hell yeah
the Take Five drummer went fucking nuts on that solo
You know you're listening to something good when you start making the same face you do when eating something sour
We in the business call it 'stank face'
@@killmepls7865 haha good one.. at house parties they call it 'vibin' :D
You know it's good when it melts stress like butter on a hot summers day
Eating something sour, or suddenly smelling a fart. Like previous comment said; stankface! lol
This is amazing! Thankful for finding new, old music!
To come back in on the beat of Take 5 after that drum solo is maybe the most amazing musical thing I've ever heard. That guy was going full-on Animal Muppet and nailed it. Salute, sir.
'Nailed an ANIMAL muppet'...down
SO TENDERLY!! SO TENDERLY!!
agreed! thanks for the heads-up!
the means of tao conversatioo. with extends by beatifull instru.'s
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Thank you, TH-cam Algorithm! 👏🏽👏🏽
i want to leave some words on this blank space. no one will ever read, at least i hope so. but it could be, and this makes it so beautiful.
I m living until i m dead, i m fighting until i m dead. the rain sounds beautiful today, tonight. i dont feel like giving up yet
buring ever brighter, so vividly
living
cute little human. I admire you
@@1taljc well, this is embarassing. thanks for not making fun of me though, it means a lot
Stumbled into this bar; ordered a martini. Then the groove hit me, I was home! Thanks
Those drums breaks are gonna get me into serious trouble. "Why is that dude working and hitting imaginary drums?" they will ask.
Hahahahahahahahaha.
Yeeessss
"see ya later space cowboy." Damn I love this groove.
My brain at 3 AM when I'm trying to sleep and have to wake for work the next day: 35:33
Track 4 is so funky that it opened a portal to the 1970s in my living room.
this came on autoplay after i was finished with Filosofem from Burzum.
Nice
It’s my party I get to pick the music
lemme catch an invite (please)
lmao yess
I love how the first track is a cover of an American jazz song.
jomy10 Its so crazy. It has that Japanese back drop to it now. Very Smooth
everyone around the planet knows take five
@@HoolsSteam I have no clue who or what they/it is.. Take five?
@@1ninjawun1 Take Five is a jazz song first recorded by the Dave Brubeck group. Written by Paul Desmond, the sax player in the band. It is in 5/4 time. Songs with the beat in 5 were not common. Still not very common,
@@danamaguire4285 Big influence on prog rock though..
This version of "Take Five" is lit!
42:21 - 42:51 insane mix of traditional japanese music and jazz.
Thanks that’s really cool actually
Amazing
That's so lovely and relaxing, thanks Davidson.
Yeah, amazing! But what's the flute name is?
0:52 the licc 3 times. NICE
I didn't notice that on my initial listen, but you're right. That was pretty cool!
The music only comes when it knows it's needed so thank you to the beautiful funky people who mafe this also thank you to who uploaded this I never would have known about this otherwise
Who needs energy drinks when you can feel the groove of this music build up in your veins?
Exact :D
Why is all this Japanese funk all A-1 fucking amazing top shelf gold !!!!!!!???????? BONZAIIIIIIII. NINJAZZ !!!
Because there's a space in Japanese culture for obsession, so the guys that get really into stuff go HARD
because they are so competitive by nature that they would be ashamed to make anything that was considered low quality even if they could make quick money they always sacrifice speed for quality.
Man it is hard not to get fixated on what the drummer in the first track is doing on the toms, but then, just give it a second and you hear heal-toe's an cheeky triplets on the the high-hat and it comes together masterfully. Oh lord!
TH-cam Algorithm has done some good work for me recently, loving this so much
Same dude! So stoked. I haven't listened to jazz in months. Must have suggested it to me cuz I've been listening to Green by Hiroshi Yoshimura. Please do yourself a favour and search that album up if you haven't already. So peaceful. Give it at least 20 minutes before deciding if you like it. It's my favourite album to wake up to. Cheers
@@dominic6967 I have to admit, I skipped a lot. That is sadly a bit too calm and chill for me :/
I like the music with a bit more pep to it, ya know? Bit of Funk, Jazz, Japanese City-Pop and so on :D
If you haven't yet listened to it, I can recommend this one here instead: th-cam.com/video/O-28qkBb0H8/w-d-xo.html
Hmm its so weird to hear Take Five at the beginning, tho the tempo is slightly different and the focus seems to be the piano and not the saxophone, really creative!
Holy crap.. i feel like i was about to die of thirst in the desert and found an oasis.. just amazing, now i cant stop replaying this!
Curious how progressive music lovers find jazz music so freaking awesome
The beginning is take five, but some how it definitely has that Japanese jazz feeling to it.
Love how this starts w a take 5 take. Always a groovy transition to the funkiness from whatever I'm listening to prior . Save the best for last
that Take Five just hit me in the face
totaly agree : my ears are bleeding, this was so bad ^^
@@DrKub007 It's a matter of taste I think. I really like this version, too - but I'm able to understand why not everyone does like it as much as I do. Technically, this isn't 'bad" - it just does not fit your preferences in musical realisation.
@@tobiasmay2693 interpretation is something one can learn, they obviously had not this teaching, for straight binary rythm the drumer would do the job, but he s totaly unable to shuffle or groove anything, and i really feel no connection between the musicians here, it s like they play in separate rooms and can t hear each other
@@DrKub007 In my opinion "straight binary rythm" matches the tempo and feel of this version quite good. It's impulsive, which I like.
You sure are right about the fact, that he doesn't groove too much and that the musicians are playing more "against" each other in this version.
Interpretation does mean that everyone adds his own musical layout - if it's straight binary drumming, that's a kind of Interpretation.
It doesn't mean, this version is bad - it does mean that it just isn't the right one for you, which is totally okay.
There are many versions of this song, this is clear. You don't have to argue why it's bad - it's a subjective view. Music has no "right" or "wrong", no "good" or "bad". There isn't ONE best version, there are many - individual ones.
In the end it's simply "you like it or not". You obviously do not enjoy this version, which is okay - why then take other people the fun to hear this version by saying it is bad though?
That Brubeck sure sounds good translated into Japanese...
Holy youtube's algorithm :)
DAMN... that transition to the funked out bassline at 5:50 was so satisfying.
Whoever you are reading this....
:). Remember to stay hydrated
thank you g
I read this right after I noticed I had cotton mouth
I wonder how many of us were conceived to this music :P
Povl Besser none
This high BPM version of Take Five is exactly what I need right now.
God, where has this music been all my life?
as a human, I dig this. as a drummer, I really really dig this. Thanks for the post
Agreed on both fronts!
That moment when you know you've hit the jackpot..........
Omnissiah, bless this algorithm for bringing us this funk-overload. Amen.
I'm glad the algorithm brought me here 😀
Hearing a Japanese person skat is one of the cutest things I've ever heard
Sounds like the sort of thing a salesman would have put on to demonstrate the very top of the range 1970s Japanese hifi equipment (this is a compliment BTW).
Yes it does! Excactly! I took it as a compliment at first read.
Japanese drummers are one of the two best in the world!
essential to a balanced breakfast. happy jazz giving everyone
How lucky we are to have this.
I used to listen to this with my grandma in 1990s. Nostalgia
wow, seriously?
that must be very sweet memory
This shit slaps on an entirely different level
Those ghost notes on the second song are from another dimension.
I love the japanese style on Funk and Jazz of the 70s, the rhithm section is always in first position well ordered and keeps the timing to be always clear what happens to your hears, all the instruments are perfectly audible never confusing, making the sound float in a empty space. Vinyl records are incredibly high in quality and even if 50 yrs old don't give chances to CDs, so? love love love!
I like your description, but what does first position mean? :)
sorry for my poor english, i meant that's in relief @@ALLrobotsAreSad
the first song is craaaaaazy
good cover
Well, this is going into my 'Bath music' playlist..
Man all these songs have a kickass attitude.
Thanks to 40 years playing video games I know a lot about Japanese music
Parappa the Rapper.
As per description:
1. 00:00 Takeshi Inomata & Sound L.T.D. -- Take Five (Blues March - Drum Battle, 1975)
2. 05:43 Mikio Masuda -- Let's get together (Corazón, 1979)
3. 11:37 Masaru Imada Trio -- Green Caterpillar (Green Caterpillar, 1975)
4. 21:38 Rinsyoe Kida, Akira Ishikawa & His Count Buffalos -- ソーラン節 (Tsugaru Jongara Bushi, 1973)
5. 25:35 Jiro Inagaki & His Soul Media -- Breeze (Funky Stuff., 1975)
6. 30:03 Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffaloes -- Pigmy (Uganda, 1972)
7. 37:43 Takeshi Inomata & Sound L.T.D. -- Monster (Sounds Of Sound L.T.D., 1970)
8. 42:10 Hozan Yamamoto + Sharps & Flats - Kokiriko Bushi (Beautiful Bamboo-Flute, 1971)
9. 46:15 Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffalos -- Stone river (Get Up!, 1975)
10. 50:25 Mikio Masuda -- Let's get together (Mickey's Mouth, 1976)
+50000000000000000000000000
Thank you so much Joan for that, it must took a long time writing all the description of this great compilation, really appreciate ! ありがとうございました！
Thank you so much 😊
that drum solo in take 5!!
Is it just me or is the double bass in 'Take 5' a bit flat?
This makes me feel I'm in a Cowboy Bebop episode and shit's about to hit the fan at any second
Akira Ihiskiwa - stone river got me so high man, I really liked that song. In overall the entire playlist surprised me
コピーじゃなく日本のジャズが活気づいた時代。生き生きしてる。
42:10 Ooo that would have been an epic James Bond scene!!!
So glad I stumbled upon this rarity from the early 70's. Excellent Japanese Jazz
Listening to this makes me wonder why Madlib hasn't done a volume of the Beat Konducta in Japan. Beautiful music right here. Sharps & Flats is easily my favorite here.
Same here. 70s Japanese jazz can be hard to find. Often not on streaming, CD imports from Japan aren't cheap and vinyl goes for crazy money.
I love drawing while listening to this kind of music it helps set the mood
BTS who? I only know YTS Yeontan sonyeondan ok fellow, me too.
6:35
That snare.
In this grove.
Shit jives so smooth.
This literally turns your frown upside down. Meltin' the ice, baby!
There's things I've been missing in my life and I think this is one of them
quarantine brought me here
a mi tambien me trajo aqui
The same, quarantine brought me here again.
has its upsides.
Welcome here. This is jazz from Japan
this made me stop everything i was doing n just listen. Such unapologetic talent.
Thankful I stumbled onto this which will be my play list when I wake up, brush my teeth, shower, drive to work, while sippin bourbon after work, cooking, cleaning, etc...
It’s happening 😮
Great Jazz rock
band synergy at it's finest
daaaamn this music is stronger than metal
Real jazz bois know how to get it and get it right. These guys get it, and they do so in the most righly manner. Fuck.
Aside ALL the musical thing, What amazes me more is the legendary japanese Record quality! How can It be sooooo good?!
starting with take 5 was a bold choice, and I respect it
Japanese jazz, especially from the 70s, is food for the mind and soul. It combines decadence with wisdom, which really are two facets of Japanese culture. Can't get enough of this music!
brain massage from drums
These drums sound incredible. I wonder how they mic'd them.
Japanese jazz a hidden gem, enjoyed every second of it. Thanks!!
Japanese played Jazz everywhere, the Swing iits special!
That shamisen/koto(?) on track 4 blew me away. Traditional Japanese instruments in jazz fusion? How have I not heard this before?!?!
it's just Shamisen. Jazz fusion has been a thing since Jazz was introduced in Japan
What a great and fun version of take five; that drummer is the shit! This is such a cool mix of music!
It transforms when you put it on at 0.75x speed.
Bad a** just stumbled upon this page. Never knew the Japanese had this type of talent back in the 70s let along was into funk jazz
NO FUCKING WAY THIS IS FROM TH 70'S THE FUTURE IS HERE AND THIS MUSIC IS THE FUTURE.
Michel Foucault wants words with you and your ideology
42:10 Bond lands in Tokyo
Smooove tones....thank you for sharing!