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In The Tank

By Satoko Fujii

Label: Libra Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Walking Squid; Flying Jellyfish; Sinking Shrimp; Crowing Crab.

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Natsuki Tamura / Elliott Sharp / Hideki Kato / Satoko Fujii: In The Tank

Read "In The Tank" reviewed by Ivana Ng

by Ivana Ng

Live concerts strive for a transcendent quality that can never be translated into CD form. This is especially true for free improvisation, and In the Tank is archetypical of this fact. Natsuki Tamura (trumpet), Elliott Sharp (soprano sax and guitar), Takayuki Kato (guitar) and Satoko Fujii (piano) recorded this concert in 2001 in Japan. The uncomfortable ...

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In The Tank

By Natsuki Tamura

Label: Leo Lab
Released: 2005
Track listing: Walking Squid, Flying Jellyfish, Sinking Shrimp, Crowing Crab

Album

In the Tank

By Tamura/Sharp/Kato/Fujii

Label:
Released: 2005
Track listing: Walking Squid; Flying Jellyfish; Sinking Shrimp; Crowing Crab.

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Tamura/Sharp/Kato/Fujii: In the Tank

Read "In the Tank" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella

When four creative artists get together to improvise spontaneously for an hour and nine minutes, you can become completely immersed in their impressions. Like the ocean's surging tidewaters and its millions of creatures in motion, the music on In the Tank swirls continuously with eerie sensations. Piano, guitar, trumpet, and saxophone keep things distant ...

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Natsuki Tamura Quartet: In The Tank

Read "In The Tank" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan

In a drifting and amorphous way, the sound on In The Tank feels as elemental as a delta blues; the opener, “Walking Squid," comes to life on a spare, tinny plucking of strings, like something you'd hear from Son House or Robert Johnson. Whether the plucking comes from a guitar or from Satoko Fujii reaching inside ...


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