Naosuke Miyamoto Sextet for Three Blind Mice Japan from 1973.
Kunji Shigi - trumpet & fluegelhorn; Takashi Furya - alto sax; Takeshi Goto - soprano sax & tenor sax; Masayoshi Yoneda - piano; Naosuke Miyamoto - bass; Shoji Nakayama drums
Those of you with long memories may remember a comp I put together and posted here back in 2006 entitled "The Mood Is Modal" which opened with Naosuke Miyamoto's sublime modal masterpiece "One For Trane".Now and only 5 years later(!!!) here's the whole lp for the first time in blogland and it's a bomb.
Miyamoto had been recording since 1960 with the likes of Sadao Watanabe and George Kawaguchi (more from him in a future post) and was something of an old pro when he assembled this sextet using players from both the new generation of young lions and more established musicians.Two Harold Land compositions (check the storming version of "Step Right Up To The Bottom" ) and three originals from Goto,Yoneda and Miyamoto make up the writing credits and it's on "One For Trane" & "Where Do They Go?" the influence of the Coltrane/Shorter modal school is at it's best.
Fiery and beautiful music throughout this really is ....
All Killer No Filler!
35 comments made-how about you?:
vinyl rip@320:
http://www.mediafire.com/?f7kwf9ccfd1mchy
Really loving this one. I hear a lot of Billy Harper in Goto's tenor. I know Harper was in Japan, but I don't think it was early as '73. (Probably just an overactive imagination on my part.) This passionate music will lead to plenty of daydreaming. Thanks.
bacoso, don't know how but u did it again
Thank you Bacoso!
Thanks Bacoso!
Gears! Thanks Bacoso
fabulous lp - especially love the wayne shorter sounding "where do they go".Yet another gem - thanks so much.
The simian selector kills it once again...nuff respect.
Thank you, Bacoso.
lookin super. thanks!
Bacoso, is there anyway you can post "Mood Is Modal" again? I cannot find my copy and that was one of the best compilations ever.
jsut discovered your blog today...jsut from the number of comments and the covers this must be some real treasure chest. id also be happy if u could link that compilation again, jsut so i have a easy start. thx
Some great playing here, love it, thanks bacoso
Hi Bacoso, 6 years ... how time slips away ... but it was worth the wait!
Thanks again for making this music available to us, humble mortals,
So good.
Thanks Bacoso.
Excellent post and a vinyl rip too.
Im very impressed !
thank you for such a good blog.
I've removed the "80 Blocks from Tiffany's" post as it was released on DVD last november.Buy here:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/80-Blocks-Tiffanys-Film-Gary/dp/B0045NXMFS/ref=sr_1_1?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1295030803&sr=1-1
However it's not too hard to find on the internet!
Excellent stuff a real grower.Thanks
Hi Bocoso you're welcome anytime
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great lp! thanks bacoso!
Excellent post once again Bacoso.Many thanks from a very wet Queensland.
yes indeed this is outstanding...
And thanks for the heads up for 80 Blocks from Tiffany's. [Anyone else who missed it, it's visible on Google Videos]
Another nice one, Bacoso!
this is amazing. thank you so much
I'm in a modal mood so thanks a lot
Peace
A lot of thanks Bacoso!
Peace and respect for you all.
Alberto
Great, thanks a lot!
Thank you!!!
thanx !!!
wow, what a FANTASIC record! I'd never heard of Naosuke before but picked up this off your blog because I've found some great stuff here in the past and thought it was worth a go. I can honestly say this is not only my record of the year (2011) so far, but is probably better than anything I heard in 2010 too!
Thank you SO much!
Thanks for posting up all this great stuff! I always find some hidden gems whenever I browse here. I don't think I used anything from your blog on my recent mix, but I figured I'd share with you in return! Check it out at http://eronrauch.blogspot.com/2011/02/new-mix-cd-end-of-winter-2011.html
U shine in bloggers heaven, dude.
Peace On Earth.
Linked U on my newly opened blog too.
Big Up!
Bacoso you're a star!
gracias
Heard that one track on yr old modal comp. Thanks for more incredible j-jazz.
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