Description
The Japanese soul queen Hatsumi Shibata, who has been re-evaluated in recent years by being featured in the Wamono Disc Guide and recording songs on the Light Mellow Compilation, released two albums in 1975, and the jazz-funk tune "Old Clothes". ” and the finest mid-mellow “Let me hear it again” are a must-have project for Japanese-style rare groove fans! The A-side "old clothes" recorded in the 1975 album "The Woman Who Sings the Blues" is an intense funk tune with a black performance arranged by Kuni Kawachi. The coolest Japanese funk song with fat drums and bouncing bass! The B-side "Let me hear it again" recorded in the other album "Singer Lady" released in the same year is a mid-mellow tune reminiscent of Roberta Flack and Syreeta! It is a masterpiece that invites you to a comfortable groove with vocals that are full of transparency and freshness peculiar to female singers of the new soul era, and refreshing backing with flute and vibraphone!
A. old clothes
B. Tell me again
A. old clothes
B. Tell me again
