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Japanese Iconoclasts - Part 2
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From audiophile jazz labels, to definitive record stores and jazz kissaten, the outstanding jazz bars that provide a cozy place for jazz fans to congregate and share their love for jazz, Japan has traditionally been one of the most jazz-friendly countries in the world. Here is the second part of a special edition that pays tribute to some of Japan's own eclectic talents.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Fumio Yasuda, Theo Bleckmann "I've Got a Gal In Kalamazoo" Las Vegas Rhapsody -The Night They Invented Champagne (Winter & Winter) 0:16
- Host talks 1:48
- Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra "Filmmakers Bleed" Full-Tension Beaters (Avex) 3:22
- Soil & Pimp Sessions "Struggle" Planet Pimp (Victor) 7:06
- Host talks 15:55
- Yuka C. Honda "Waters On Mars" Heart Chamber Phantoms (Tzadik) 17:19
- Dairo Miyamoto "dintje" Last Picture (Cristal) 21:03
- Jun Miyake "eden-4" Lost Memory Act-2 (Yellowbird) 26:07
- Host talks 31:18
- Aki Takase "Mannen i tårnet" Aki Takase Japanic: Thema Prima (BMC) 32:55
- Misako Kano "Cat Scramble" Watch Out (Knitting Factory) 37:10
- Host talks 48:24
- United Future Organization "The Planet Plan" 3rd Perspective (Antilles) 49:04
- Towa Tei "Last Century Modern" Last Century Modern (EastWest) 53:31
- Host talks 56:19
- Ryuichi Sakamoto "Tango" Smoochy (BMG/Milan) 58:51
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Yuka C. Honda
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Ben Allison
Fumio Yasuda
Theo Bleckmann
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Yuka Honda
Dairo Miyamoto
Jun Miyake
Aki Takase
Misako Kano
United Future Organization
Towa Tei
Ryuichi Sakamoto
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