J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan 1969-1983 (Volume 2)
Various
- Artist
- Various
- Label
- BBE
- Catalog number
- BBE470CLP
- Format
- LP · Compilation
- Country
- UK
- Released
- 2019
- Genre
- Jazz
- Barcode
- 193483607863
What’s on it
J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan 1969-1983 (Volume 2) has 14 tracks, about 1:57:15 of music. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.
A1Dragon Dance
- Bass
- Yasushi Yoneki
- Directed By
- Yukio Ehara
- Drums
- Mike Reznikoff
- Percussion
- Takayuki Koizumi
- Piano
- Makoto Terashita
- Producer
- Shiny Stockings
- Tenor Saxophone
- Harold Land
- Written-By
- Makoto Terashita
A2Daguri
- Bass
- Hideaki Mochizuki
- Drums
- Hiroshi Murakami
- Engineer
- Tamaki Beck
- Piano
- Fumio Itabashi
- Producer
- Tetsuya Shimoda
- Soprano Saxophone
- Kohsuke Mine
- Tenor Saxophone
- Hideo Miyata, Kohsuke Mine
B1Distant Thunder
- Bass
- Ikuo Sakurai
- Drums
- Hideo Sekine
- Electric Piano, Piano
- Ichiro Doi
- Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone
- Mabumi Yamaguchi
- Written-By
- Mabumi Yamaguchi
B2Stop Over
- Alto Saxophone
- Noriyasu Watanabe
- Bass
- Kei Narita
- Drums
- Takashi Kurosaki
- Engineer
- Masahiro Yamaguchi
- Engineer [Assistant]
- Toshiyuki Okuma
- Piano
- Toshiyuki Sekine
- Producer
- Hiroyuki Ikari
- Trumpet
- Hideto Sasaki
C1Animals Garden
- Alto Saxophone
- Koichi Matsukaze
- Bass
- Kagehiro Ohba
- Drums
- Takashi Miyasaka
- Piano
- Hiromichi Tsugaki
- Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone
- Genji Sawai
- Trombone
- Hiroshi Itaya
- Written-By
- Takashi Miyasaka
C2Vietnam
- Bass
- Isao Suzuki
- Drums
- George Kawaguchi
- Piano
- Kunihiko Sugano
- Tenor Saxophone
- Hidehiko Matsumoto
- Written-By
- Hidehiko Matsumoto
C3Serenade To A Dimly Lit Street
- Bass
- Kunimitsu Inaba
- Drums
- Motohiko Hino
- Piano
- Hideo Ichikawa
- Vibraphone
- Hiroshi Matsumoto (3)
- Written By
- Hideo Ichikawa
D1Mother Of The Future
- Arranged By
- Masahiko Satoh
- Engineer [Recording & Remix]
- Norio Okada
- Recording Supervisor [Recording Director]
- Takuo Morikawa
- Written-By
- Carlos Garnett
D2Teru-Teru Bozu (Black Keys)
- Bass
- Mitsuaki Furuno
- Drums
- Michael Kawai
- Percussion
- Kiyohiko Semba
- Piano
- Teru Sakamoto
- Written-By
- Traditional
D3Fallout
- Alto Saxophone
- Atsuo Shirai, Koji Suzuki (4)
- Clarinet
- Atsuo Shirai, Koji Suzuki (4)
- Electric Piano
- Masahiko Satoh
- Engineer
- Kaoru Iida, Yoshiyuki Watanabe
- Flute
- Koji Suzuki (4)
E1Dai Hosaku (Great Harvest)
- Bass
- Errol Walters
- Drums
- Jo Jones Jr.
- Engineer
- Tom Michaels (3)
- Guitar
- Yoshiaki Masuo
- Piano
- Makoto Terashita
- Producer, Directed By
- Yoshiaki Masuo
- Tenor Saxophone
- Bob Berg
- Written-By, Composed By, Arranged By
- Makoto Terashita
E2Straight Road
- Bass
- Norikatsu Koreyasu
- Drums
- Takashi Miyasaka
- Engineer
- Keiji Tsukuda
- Guitar
- Hiroshi Matsui (2)
- Piano
- Ritsuko Endou
- Producer
- Shoji Aketagawa
- Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone
- Toshihiko Inoue
- Written-By
- Takashi Miyasaka
F1Little Giant
- Alto Saxophone
- Hajime Maekawa, Koji Suzuki (4)
- Baritone Saxophone
- Nobuyuki Morikawa
- Bass
- Hiroshi Takeuchi
- Directed By
- Fujiya Jimbo
- Drums
- Yoshio Nakamura
- Guitar
- Takao Naoi
- Leader, Tenor Saxophone
- Nobuo Hara
F2Brown Trout
- Bass
- Yasuo Arakawa
- Drums
- Masahiko Togashi
- Engineer
- Yoshihiko Kannari
- Piano
- Masahiko Satoh
- Producer
- Fujiya Jimbo
- Supervised By
- Shoichi Yui
- Tenor Saxophone
- Akira Miyazawa
- Written-By
- Akira Miyazawa
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Where it came from
Released in 2019 by BBE Music, this compilation serves as the second installment in a project curated to highlight the sophisticated and often overlooked landscape of Japanese jazz. The collection documents a period between 1969 and 1983, a golden era where Japanese musicians were blending traditional modal jazz influences with deep, introspective, and often spiritual compositions. The project was conceived to bring these rare, regional recordings to a global audience, showcasing the complex arrangements and technical proficiency that defined the scene during this time.
The curation of the series was spearheaded by collectors Tony Higgins and Mike Peden, who sought to capture the distinct 'J Jazz' sound that thrived in Tokyo's jazz kissa (listening bars) and private recording studios. The design and presentation were crafted to reflect the minimalist, high-fidelity aesthetic associated with Japanese pressing culture. Upon release, the compilation was well received by music critics and vinyl enthusiasts alike, credited with fueling a significant international revival of interest in the Japanese jazz movement of the late twentieth century.
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