Isao Suzuki & New Family - Mongolian Chant
Super Rare Japanese original by Bassist Isao Suzuki. Much in demeand by collectors and original issue copies sell for $$$!
First time sleeve notes translated to English. Plus De-Luxe Gatefold Sleeve!
DUSTY GROOVE SAYS "A really inventive little record from Japanese bassist Isao Suzuki -- and a set that, like most of his best 70s work, really defies any sort of easy categorization! Suzuki's got a wonderfully wide range of ideas running through his music -- at one level a really close-up and personal interprtation of the bass that makes for some beatiful solos (including work on piccolo bass too) -- but at another, a wider group vision that has the instruments coming together in unexpected ways, with really creative rhythms that definitely keep things fresh. There's a bit of electricity at points, giving some fusion inflections to some tunes -- yet in ways that are quite different than regular fusion records -- and the album features guest work from Shigeharu Mukai on trombone and Toshiyuki Honda on soprano sax and flute.
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Super Rare Japanese original by Bassist Isao Suzuki. Much in demeand by collectors and original issue copies sell for $$$!
First time sleeve notes translated to English. Plus De-Luxe Gatefold Sleeve!
DUSTY GROOVE SAYS "A really inventive little record from Japanese bassist Isao Suzuki -- and a set that, like most of his best 70s work, really defies any sort of easy categorization! Suzuki's got a wonderfully wide range of ideas running through his music -- at one level a really close-up and personal interprtation of the bass that makes for some beatiful solos (including work on piccolo bass too) -- but at another, a wider group vision that has the instruments coming together in unexpected ways, with really creative rhythms that definitely keep things fresh. There's a bit of electricity at points, giving some fusion inflections to some tunes -- yet in ways that are quite different than regular fusion records -- and the album features guest work from Shigeharu Mukai on trombone and Toshiyuki Honda on soprano sax and flute.
