3LP Various: J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan 1969-1984

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J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan 1969-1984 - CD, LP

Name: 3LP Various: J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan 1969-1984
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Various

Jazz | Latin | Modal | Latin Jazz | Jazz-Funk | Jazzdance

2018

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3LP Various: J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan 1969-1984

1969 1984 Gatefold Vinyl

BBE 23. February 2018 Europe

Compilation Stereo

More ID: 645573 EAN: 0730003143410 Discogs ID: 11607694

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Title	J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan 1969-1984
Artist	Various
More info	1969 1984 Gatefold Vinyl
Format	3x LP (vinyl)
Labels	BBE
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	23. February 2018
First released	2018
Weight	690 g
EAN	0730003143410
Product ID	645573
Discogs ID	11607694
Discogs reviews	4.7

Various: J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan 1969-1984 version on vinyl 3LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company BBE on 23. February 2018. Album spans genres Jazz, Latin, Modal, Latin Jazz, Jazz-Funk and Jazzdance. 1969 1984 Gatefold Vinyl.

A1	Koichi Matsukaze Trio: Earth Mother
	Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Flute Koichi Matsukaze \| Bass Tamio Kawabata \| Drums Ryojiro Furusawa \| Piano Toshiyuki Daitoku \| Written-By, Composed By, Producer Koichi Matsukaze
A2	Takeo Moriyama: North Wind
	Bass Hideaki Mochizuki \| Drums Takeo Moriyama \| Piano Fumio Itabashi \| Tenor Saxophone, Sopranino Saxophone Katsumi Odagiri \| Trombone Shigeharu Mukai \| Written-By Fumio Itabashi
B1	Tohru Aizawa Quartet: Dead Letter
	Bass Kozo Watanabe \| Composed By Tohru Aizawa \| Drums Tetsuya Morimura \| Engineer Kunio Arai \| Piano Tohru Aizawa \| Producer Ikujiroh Tachibana \| Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone Kyoichiroh Morimura
B2	Eiji Nakayama: Aya's Samba
	Bass Eiji Nakayama \| Composed By Eiji Nakayama \| Drums Takaaki Atsumi \| Piano Atsushi Sakuraba \| Tenor Saxophone Kenji Takahashi (3)
C1	Takao Uematsu: White Fire
	Composed By Takao Uematsu \| Drums Arihide Kurata \| Electric Bass, Acoustic Bass Motohiko Hamase \| Percussion Tatsuji Yokoyama \| Piano, Electric Piano, Synthesizer Mikio Masuda \| Tenor Saxophone Takao Uematsu \| Trumpet Hitoshi Okano
C2	George Otsuka Quintet: Sea Breeze
	Bass Takashi Mizuhashi \| Drums George Ohtsuka \| Electric Piano Hideo Ichikawa \| Recording Supervisor Kouki Hanawa \| Tenor Saxophone Takao Uematsu \| Trumpet, Flugelhorn Shunzo Ohno \| Written-By Hideo Ichikawa
D1	Shintaro Quintet: A Blind Man
	Bass, Leader Shintaro Nakamura (2) \| Drums Fukushi Tainaka \| Piano Jeffrey Jenkins \| Producer Hideo Kawamura \| Tenor Saxophone Bob Kenmotsu \| Trumpet Shunzo Ohno \| Written-By, Composed By, Co-producer Shintaro Nakamura (2)
D2	Mitsuaki Katayama: Unknown Point
	Bass Kishio Kitahara \| Composed By Mitsuaki Katayama \| Drums Mitsuaki Katayama \| Piano Kichiro Sugino
E1	Fumio Karashima: Little Island
	Bass Isao Suzuki \| Composed By Fumio Karashima \| Drums Jimmy Hopps \| Piano Fumio Karashima
E2	Kiyoshi Sugimoto: Long Neal
	Bass Tamio Kawabata \| Composed By Keitaro Miho \| Drums Arihide Kaneda \| Electric Piano Masayoshi Yoneda \| Guitar Kiyoshi Sugimoto \| Tenor Saxophone Takao Uematsu
F1	Takeo Moriyama: Kaze
	Arranged By Takeo Moriyama, Toshihiko Inoue \| Bass Hideaki Mochizuki \| Drums Takeo Moriyama \| Percussion Yoji Sadanari \| Producer Genji Sawai \| Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone Shuichi Enomoto, Toshihiko Inoue \| Written-By Toshihiko Inoue
F2	Reggie Workman, Terumasa Hino: Ode To Workman
	Bass Reggie Workman \| Congas Yuji Imamura \| Drums Motohiko Hino \| Engineer Eiji Uemura \| Guitar Kiyoshi Sugimoto \| Piano, Electric Piano Hideo Ichikawa \| Tenor Saxophone, Bass Clarinet Takao Uematsu \| Trumpet Terumasa Hino \| Written-By, Producer Terumasa Hino