The delicate scenery depicted by the harmonica and the quiet lingering sound supported by the guitar
The album is centered around harmonica and guitar, interweaving standards and film music, creating a tranquil and emotional album.
The soft tones of the harmonica guide the melody, while the guitar and rhythms subtly complement each other, creating a unique sense of space in the music. The subject matter ranges from jazz standards to film scores, but the arrangements emphasize restraint and expressive fluctuation over flashiness, creating a striking effect. A calm atmosphere and a poetic feeling permeate the album, and Toots Thielemans' expressiveness skillfully balances stillness and movement.
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A:
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1)
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Take The "A" Train
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2)
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Sunday In New York
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3)
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Looking For Mr. Goodbar
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4)
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Honesty
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B:
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Midnight Cowboy
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2)
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Harlem Nocturne
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3)
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Still Crazy After All These Years
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Harmonica, Guitar, Whistle - Toots Thielemans
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Engineer - Norio Okada
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Bass - Akira Okazawa
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Arranged By - Masahiko Sato
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Piano, Piano [Overheim], Synthesizer [Korg] - Masahiko Sato
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Supervised By [Musical Supervision] - Masahiko Sato
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Guitar - Tsunehide Matsuki
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Drums - Yuichi Togashiki
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Engineer [Assistant] - Kazuhiro Tokieda
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Percussion - Tadaomi Anai
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Engineer [Assistant] - Hideki Kukizaki
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Producer - Tsutomu Ueno
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Executive-Producer - Yuki Watanabe
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Artwork - Kenji Sugiyama
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Coordinator - Ryonosuke Honmura
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Photography By - Noboru Takahashi (2)
