先ほど見た動画のコメント欄で、和泉さんの訃報を初めて知りました。その後で、この動画を見ています。演奏している、メンバーの心持が伝わってくる。宝島、El Mirage、・・・オレは和泉さんの曲が好きだったので・・・。こんな寂しそうな伊東たけしの姿は初めて見ました。メンバーの心象をお察しするとともに、和泉さんのご冥福をお祈り申し上げます。初めて聞いたCDはT-Squaireの「F1 Grand Prix」でした。ありがとう。
@@drat9191 And funny thing is despite Andoh now left T-Square. Their latest album "Wish" was very good and also linked me a lot of 90s Jazz stuff that I miss like Kilauea, Pocket Change, Dan Siegel. And Andoh still active and very creatively. But Russ Freeman and Rippingtons music now totally running out of steam. Actually declining since "Modern Art" album.
I don't think so. Every pianist/keyboardist in T-Square from past to present have their different style. You can enjoyed all of them :) Junko Miyagi, T-Square first pianist. Also released a very good album called "For Better Life" in this year. Worth to listen :)
@@kidwaryodproduction I agree on that part, fam. But surely Izumi-san is the best pianist and songwriter of T-Square. Kawano-kun also a great pianist and synth, but he's not on Izumi-san level.
@@fiandoperdana8385 To be honest, No disrespect to Izumi. But I don't like T-Square during 90s era (Til Blue In Red album) because T-Square became very too aggressive sound (Like Dimension) and Izumi in 90s seemingly hated synthesiser solo (Well, Even in 80s he's always making face like he's climbing mountain everest when solo synth) Just only Piano/E.Piano (There's no more synthesiser solo, Synth part became only background) Compared to 90s Casiopea, They went more jazz-rock but at least Minoru Mukaiya was more flexible on both piano and synth. But there's no deny that Izumi piano in 80s era was the best thing ever.
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初めてこの曲聞いたときにゾワゾワってしたのを今でも覚えてる
히로타카 이즈미. 당신과 일본에서 연주했던 기억과 한국의 EBS에서의 약속 잊지 못합니다. 어디라도 좋아요. 가서 행복하세요
Amazing song!! R.I.P. Hirotaka Izumi san
先ほど見た動画のコメント欄で、和泉さんの訃報を初めて知りました。その後で、この動画を見ています。演奏している、メンバーの心持が伝わってくる。宝島、El Mirage、・・・オレは和泉さんの曲が好きだったので・・・。こんな寂しそうな伊東たけしの姿は初めて見ました。メンバーの心象をお察しするとともに、和泉さんのご冥福をお祈り申し上げます。初めて聞いたCDはT-Squaireの「F1 Grand Prix」でした。ありがとう。
私もです。
このLiveでやっていたと思われる「Beyond the Dawn」が聴きたいです！！
im not crying I'm not crying... miss Hirotaka Izumi 😭😭
mee, too.
青森放送(RAB)の金曜ワイドあおもりの、駅前物語のBGM。
聴いてると、とてもシリアス
How's Keizo health on this day. Sad to see his left hand still seemingly immobile since he suffered & recovered from cerebral hemorrhage.
I'm wondering if you have breeze and you for this event, I really like that song from this event
Russ Freeman, the one from The Rippingtons?
Yep, he collaborated with T-Square back around the '90 timeframe, the "Natural" album that was released in the USA.
@@drat9191 That's so cool
@@drat9191 huh the more you know I guess 🤔 I didn't know that either
@@drat9191 And funny thing is despite Andoh now left T-Square. Their latest album "Wish" was very good and also linked me a lot of 90s Jazz stuff that I miss like Kilauea, Pocket Change, Dan Siegel. And Andoh still active and very creatively.
But Russ Freeman and Rippingtons music now totally running out of steam. Actually declining since "Modern Art" album.
Without Izumi-san, the piano seems a bit souless..
Agree
I don't think so. Every pianist/keyboardist in T-Square from past to present have their different style. You can enjoyed all of them :)
Junko Miyagi, T-Square first pianist. Also released a very good album called "For Better Life" in this year. Worth to listen :)
@@kidwaryodproduction I agree on that part, fam. But surely Izumi-san is the best pianist and songwriter of T-Square. Kawano-kun also a great pianist and synth, but he's not on Izumi-san level.
@@fiandoperdana8385 To be honest, No disrespect to Izumi. But I don't like T-Square during 90s era (Til Blue In Red album) because T-Square became very too aggressive sound (Like Dimension) and Izumi in 90s seemingly hated synthesiser solo (Well, Even in 80s he's always making face like he's climbing mountain everest when solo synth) Just only Piano/E.Piano (There's no more synthesiser solo, Synth part became only background) Compared to 90s Casiopea, They went more jazz-rock but at least Minoru Mukaiya was more flexible on both piano and synth.
But there's no deny that Izumi piano in 80s era was the best thing ever.