J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan 1969-1984
Various
- Artist
- Various
- Label
- BBE
- Catalog number
- BBE434CLP
- Format
- LP · Compilation · Reissue
- Country
- Europe
- Genre
- Jazz
- Barcode
- 730003143410
What’s on it
J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan 1969-1984 has 12 tracks. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.
A1Earth Mother
- Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Flute
- Koichi Matsukaze
- Bass
- Tamio Kawabata
- Drums
- Ryojiro Furusawa
- Piano
- Toshiyuki Daitoku
- Written-By, Composed By, Producer
- Koichi Matsukaze
A2North Wind
- Bass
- Hideaki Mochizuki
- Drums
- Takeo Moriyama
- Piano
- Fumio Itabashi
- Tenor Saxophone, Sopranino Saxophone
- Katsumi Odagiri
- Trombone
- Shigeharu Mukai
- Written-By
- Fumio Itabashi
B1Dead Letter
- Bass
- Kozo Watanabe
- Composed By
- Tohru Aizawa
- Drums
- Tetsuya Morimura
- Engineer
- Kunio Arai
- Piano
- Tohru Aizawa
- Producer
- Ikujiroh Tachibana
- Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone
- Kyoichiroh Morimura
B2Aya's Samba
- Bass
- Eiji Nakayama
- Composed By
- Eiji Nakayama
- Drums
- Takaaki Atsumi
- Piano
- Atsushi Sakuraba
- Tenor Saxophone
- Kenji Takahashi (3)
C1White Fire
- Composed By
- Takao Uematsu
- Drums
- Arihide Kurata
- Electric Bass, Acoustic Bass
- Motohiko Hamase
- Percussion
- Tatsuji Yokoyama
- Piano, Electric Piano, Synthesizer
- Mikio Masuda
- Tenor Saxophone
- Takao Uematsu
- Trumpet
- Hitoshi Okano
C2Sea Breeze
- Bass
- Takashi Mizuhashi
- Drums
- George Ohtsuka
- Electric Piano
- Hideo Ichikawa
- Recording Supervisor
- Kouki Hanawa
- Tenor Saxophone
- Takao Uematsu
- Trumpet, Flugelhorn
- Shunzo Ohno
- Written-By
- Hideo Ichikawa
D1A Blind Man
- Bass, Leader
- Shintaro Nakamura (2)
- Drums
- Fukushi Tainaka
- Piano
- Jeffrey Jenkins
- Producer
- Hideo Kawamura
- Tenor Saxophone
- Bob Kenmotsu
- Trumpet
- Shunzo Ohno
- Written-By, Composed By, Co-producer
- Shintaro Nakamura (2)
D2Unknown Point
- Bass
- Kishio Kitahara
- Composed By
- Mitsuaki Katayama
- Drums
- Mitsuaki Katayama
- Piano
- Kichiro Sugino
E1Little Island
- Bass
- Isao Suzuki
- Composed By
- Fumio Karashima
- Drums
- Jimmy Hopps
- Piano
- Fumio Karashima
E2Long Neal
- Bass
- Tamio Kawabata
- Composed By
- Keitaro Miho
- Drums
- Arihide Kaneda
- Electric Piano
- Masayoshi Yoneda
- Guitar
- Kiyoshi Sugimoto
- Tenor Saxophone
- Takao Uematsu
F1Kaze
- Arranged By
- Takeo Moriyama, Toshihiko Inoue
- Bass
- Hideaki Mochizuki
- Drums
- Takeo Moriyama
- Percussion
- Yoji Sadanari
- Producer
- Genji Sawai
- Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone
- Shuichi Enomoto, Toshihiko Inoue
F2Ode To Workman
- Bass
- Reggie Workman
- Congas
- Yuji Imamura
- Drums
- Motohiko Hino
- Engineer
- Eiji Uemura
- Guitar
- Kiyoshi Sugimoto
- Piano, Electric Piano
- Hideo Ichikawa
- Tenor Saxophone, Bass Clarinet
- Takao Uematsu
- Trumpet
- Terumasa Hino
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Where it came from
Released in 2018 by the BBE Music label, J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan 1969-1984 serves as a definitive compilation highlighting the burgeoning, albeit previously localized, Japanese jazz scene of the late 1960s through the mid-1980s. Compiled by experts Tony Higgins and Mike Peden, the collection emerged from a growing global interest in the 'deep jazz' movement, which sought to bring attention to the complex, avant-garde, and spiritual compositions crafted by Japanese artists who were often ignored by mainstream Western critics during their initial release.
The design of the compilation reflects its academic and archival intent, featuring extensive liner notes that provide essential historical context for each track. The curators sought to move beyond mere rarity, aiming to present a cohesive narrative of a musical culture that blended post-bop sensibilities with traditional Japanese aesthetics. Upon its release, the collection was widely received as a crucial reference point for record collectors and music historians, successfully elevating the profiles of artists like Toshiyuki Miyama and Takeo Moriyama within the international jazz community.
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