Toshiko Yonekawa, Kiyoshi Yamaya & Contemporary Sound Orch. - 会津磐梯山 Aizu Bandai-San (Japanese Jazz-f

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Rare Dope Jazz Funk 70's from Japan

Toshiko Yonekawa, 山屋清とコンテンポラリー・サウント・オーケストラ – Tapestry Koto & The Occident Hillside 箏　山を詩う
Label: Denon – WP-7011
Série: PCM Master Sonic
Format: Vinyle, LP, Album
Pays: Japan
Sortie: 1976

Track B4 - 会津磐梯山　Aizu Bandai-san

Arranged By – Kiyoshi Yamaya
Bass – Kimio Koizumi (pistes : A3, A5, B2), Kunimitsu Inaba (pistes : A2, A4, A6, B4, B5, B6)
Drums – Kanji Harada (pistes : A2, B6), Kazuyoshi Okayama (pistes : A3, A4, A5, A6, B2, B3, B4)
Guitar – Kiyoshi Sugimoto (pistes : A3, A4, A5, A6, B1, B2, B3, B4, B5)
Koto – Chikatoyo Tsujimoto (pistes : A1, B1), Hiroe Yonekawa (pistes : A1, B1), Toshiko Yonekawa
Koto [17-String Koto] – Megumi Yonekawa (pistes : A1, B1)
Percussion [Latin Percussion] – Tadaomi Anai (pistes : A2)
Piano – Hiromu Hisatomi (pistes : A2,B6), Keisuke Egusa (pistes : A3, A5, B1), Minoru Kuribayashi (pistes : A4, A6, B4, B5)
Strings – Charmeur (pistes : A2, B6)
Tenor Saxophone – Jake H. Concepcion (pistes : A4, B4)
Trombone – Tadataka Nakazawa (pistes : A4, B4), Yoshitsugu Nishimura (pistes : A4, B4)
Trumpet – Takehisa Suzuki (pistes : A4, B4), Tetsuo Fushimi (pistes : A4, B4)
Vibraphone – Isao Kanayama (pistes : A3, A4, A5, A6, B2, B3, B4, B5), Kazuo Yoshikawa (pistes : A2)

Kiyoshi Yamaya = 山屋 清 :
A Japanese jazz composer, band leader born in Tokyo. (March 29, 1932 - July 9, 2002) In 1953 He joined 高浜哲郎とエスカイヤ・キャッツ (Tetsurou Takahama And Eskyer Cats) and 山本広道とシャンペン・セレナード (Hiromichi Yamamoto And Champagne Serenade) and 鍋島靖起とリズムメイツ (Yasuoki Nabeshima And Rhythm Mates). In 1953 he formed his band Fine Dandies. In 1955 he renamed the band to Four Acen. Soon the band broke up and in 1957-1960 he worked as a baritone saxophone player at The Sharps and Flats. After he left the band, he provided many composes and arrangements to big bands such as The Sharps and Flats and recorded. In April 1959, he formed "Modern Jazz Three Association" with 前田憲男 (Norio Maeda) and 三保敬太郎(Keitaro Miho), which contributed to the improvement of the level of Japanese jazz composition and arrangement. In the summer of 1965, he served as a leader of the Tokyo Union for about a year. In 1965 he received Japan Record Award 's Arrangement Award.

Member of bands :
Kiyoshi Yamaya & Contemporary Sound Orchestra, Kiyoshi Yamaya & His All Stars, Kiyoshi Yamaya And Three S Film Sounds, Nobuo Hara and His Sharps & Flats

Kazuyoshi Okayama = 岡山保義 :
Japanese jazz drummer. Born December 8, 1938 in Kanagawa.
Dans les groupes:
Hiroki Tamaki & S.M.T, Hiroshi Suzuki Sextet, Kanji Ohta Trio, Kiyoshi Yamaya & Contemporary Sound Orchestra, The Rhythm Hustlers, Toshihiko Kankawa Quartet,

Toshiko Yonekawa I = 初代 米川敏子 :
Japanese koto performer and composer of the Ikuta school style. Born February 2, 1913 in Himeji; died December 13, 2005. In 1996 she was a made a Living National Treasure.