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Japanese Iconoclasts - Part 1
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So let's dive into the fun and varied universe of Japanese jazz through the work of some of its most remarkable iconoclasts.
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Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Suga Dairo "S&W Model 2 of the Far East" Far East (CooL FooL) 0:16
- Host talks 5:39
- Shibusa Shirazu Orchestra "A Man on the Boardwalk" Shibuzen (Avex Io) 8:32
- Koh, Masahiro Uemura "Ermine" Tension (Koya) 15:59
- Host talks 21:41
- Yosuke Yamashita "Kurdish Dance" Kurdish Dance (Verve) 24:54
- Eri Yamamoto Trio & Chorale Chamaleon "Goshu Ondo Suite, Pt. 5" Goshu Ondo Suite (AUM Fidelity) 33:01
- Emi Makabe "Treeing" Anniversary (Greenleaf) 38:41
- Host talks 42:00
- Minoru Muraoka "Bam Boo Rock" Osorezan (Daiei) 43:31
- Rinsyoe Kida, Akira Ishikawa & His Count Buffalos "Tsugaru Jongara Bushi" Drums and Tsugaru-Jamisen (Teichiku) 53:33
- Host talks 57:30
- Johnny Hartman "Nature Boy" For Trane (Blue Note) 59:28
- Masabumi Kikuchi "Moor" Tethered Moon (Evidence) 1:02:57
- Naruyoshi Kikuchi "Joan of Arc in the Money Jungle" Chansons Extraites De Degustation A Jazz (Ewe) 1:11:34
- Host talks 1:16:04
- Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz Quintet "Moons Shine" Tails Out (DIW) 1:18:20
- Sax Ruins "Epigonen" Yawiquo (Ipecac / Liberator) 1:26:26
- O.N.T.J. (Olivia New Ton John) "Raga Latin" Jöse (Nota) 1:28:07
- Host talks 1:29:50
- Kaze & Ikue Mori "Noir Poplar" Sand Storm (Libra) 1:30:49
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