A sweet twilight depicted by the saxophone, riding on an urban breeze.
Sadao Watanabe's mellow and sophisticated sound blossoms at the intersection of fusion and city pop. A collection of urban love songs told through the saxophone.
"Good Time For Love," released in 1986, is a work by Sadao Watanabe that perfectly combines the urban sensibility of the 1980s with the sophistication of fusion. The songs, which are rich in elements of AOR and city pop, have a sophisticated atmosphere that matches both driving and spending time alone in the evening. In "Good Time For Love" and "LOVE BIRDS WHISPER IN MY EAR," Sadao's saxophone shows a rich expression as if it is infusing love directly into the song, and the comfortable tempo and restrained groove exude an adult sense of ease.
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Good Time For Love
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Love Birds Whisper In My Ear
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When We Make A Home
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Step Out On The Street
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I Love To Say Your Name
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Pogo
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All The Way
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Loving You Is Easy
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Producer - Sadao Watanabe
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Producer - Hiro Kajiwara
