Kohsuke Mine - First (J Jazz Masterclass Series)
2LP Vinyl - BBE662ALP
BBE Music present the latest in the acclaimed J Jazz Masterclass Series: Kohsuke Mine ‘First’, the debut album by one of the leading artists in the new wave of modern jazz that swept Japan in the late 60s and early 70s. ‘First’ epitomises the shifting sound of the Japanese modern jazz scene of the time, characterised by rich textures and tones, kinetic rhythms, punctuated by urgent, angular melody lines.
Reissued for the first time since original 1970 release, Mine is joined by master keyboard player Masabumi Kikuchi on electric piano, and two American players – bassist Larry Ridley and drummer Lenny McBrowne – to deliver one of the strongest debuts in the J Jazz canon. ‘First’ announced the arrival of a serious talent, one who was to be a hugely influential figure in the Japanese jazz scene across the decade that followed and beyond. ‘First’ established an artist who built a reputation for standout albums spanning spiritual jazz, post-bop, modal and funk-fusion. All of that started here, on this exemplary album.
Condition:
Media: Mint (M)
Sleeve: Mint (M)
Track List:
A1. Morning Tide 10:45
B1. Love Talken 6:00
B2. Straight No Chaser 7:38
C1. Mcphee 9:29
D1. Little Abbi 10:09
D2. Bar 'L' Len 5:52
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