Description
A fantastic vocal album by Japan's proud session bassist Akira Okazawa.
The other side of First Call bassist Akira Okazawa was a rare soul singer!
Soulful vocals that ride the funky groove of Jiro Inagaki and Soul Media, including his own bass.
A hidden masterpiece of Japanese soul from the 70s!
Original release: 1973/05/25
Produced by Jiro Inagaki Akira Okazawa (Vocal, Bass)
Jiro Inagaki (Tenor Sax, Soprano Sax, Flute)
Tsunehide Matsuki (Guitar)
Takeshi Kamachi (Keyboards)
Hajime Ishimatsu (Drums)
Norio Maeda (Organ)
A1. Dried flowers look great in the city in the morning (Whatever in The Ruin)
A2. Shadow
A3. Large Drops of Rain
A4. One Last Word
A5. Lullaby with Love
A6. A book about Greece (A Sunflower in Greece)
B1. What's Going On
B2. Alone Again (Naturally)
B3. Two chairs (Separate Love)
B4. Barefoot Girl
B5. If You Should Go Away
B6. Tell Them Good-Bye
The other side of First Call bassist Akira Okazawa was a rare soul singer!
Soulful vocals that ride the funky groove of Jiro Inagaki and Soul Media, including his own bass.
A hidden masterpiece of Japanese soul from the 70s!
Original release: 1973/05/25
Produced by Jiro Inagaki Akira Okazawa (Vocal, Bass)
Jiro Inagaki (Tenor Sax, Soprano Sax, Flute)
Tsunehide Matsuki (Guitar)
Takeshi Kamachi (Keyboards)
Hajime Ishimatsu (Drums)
Norio Maeda (Organ)
A1. Dried flowers look great in the city in the morning (Whatever in The Ruin)
A2. Shadow
A3. Large Drops of Rain
A4. One Last Word
A5. Lullaby with Love
A6. A book about Greece (A Sunflower in Greece)
B1. What's Going On
B2. Alone Again (Naturally)
B3. Two chairs (Separate Love)
B4. Barefoot Girl
B5. If You Should Go Away
B6. Tell Them Good-Bye
