HIROSHI SUZUKI / CAT (LP)

[Long-awaited re-press! ] Kiyoshi Sugimoto, Hiroshi Suzuki, Zero Battle. Each of them is a significant work in the history of Japanese jazz, and a masterpiece that was overwhelmingly supported by the generation after Rare Groove has been remastered and reproduced in analog. Reunion of allies. It was a reunion of the legendary combo, Freedom Unity. A historical masterpiece that captures the dynamic appearance of groove magicians.


Hiroshi Suzuki performed everything from modern jazz to free jazz, and was even told, ``If you want to play well, you should hold on to him for the trombone.'' In 1971, he emigrated to the United States after playing an active role in the Japanese jazz world. Recorded on the occasion of his temporary return to Japan for the first time in about four years, this work reunites the members of Freedom Unity, the group he was in just before he left for the United States. This is the second chapter of the legend. Hiroshi Suzuki, Akira Ishikawa, Ken Muraoka, Hiromasa Suzuki, Kunimitsu Inaba, and other groove magicians uninhibitedly throbbing is a masterpiece. Sharp "Shrimp Dance", dynamic "Kuro To Shiro", soulful "Walk Tall", deep "Cat", mellow "Romance". It is a monster album with all songs colored with vivid grooves.

A1 Shrimp Dance
A2Kuro To Shiro
B1 Walk Tall
B2Cat
B3 Romance