The fruition of crossover music born from the Japanese jazz scene
Imada Masaru's instrumental world is a mix of melancholy and passion.
With a guitar-centered arrangement, the band's performance freely moves back and forth between the boundaries of jazz and fusion. The title track, "Aishuu no Carnival," features a striking melancholic melody, fusing Japanese emotion with the sophistication of jazz. This album is representative of the Japanese jazz scene of the early 1980s.
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Carnival
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Ripple In Recife
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Sea Weeds
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Surf Dance
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Sunset Walk
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Gentle Breeze
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Tenor Saxophone - Michael Brecker
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Flugelhorn - Randy Brecker
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Recorded By, Engineer [Mix-down] - Yoshihiro Suzuki
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Producer [Coordination] - Masa Marumo
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Bass - Akira Okazawa
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Drums - Yuichi Tokashiki
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Piano, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Written-By - Masaru Imada
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Percussion - Yuji Imamura
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Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar - Kiyoshi Sugimoto
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Producer - Ken Inaoka
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Engineer [Cutting] - Shizuo Nomiyama
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Photography By [Cover] - Satoshi Hirano
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Photography By [Liner] - Shigeru Uchiyama
