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¡Yosuke Yamashita Trio
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[Machine Translation] Re-issue of the Yosuke Yamashita Trio's early masterpiece! Yosuke Yamashita (P), Seiichi Nakamura (TS), Takeo Moriyama (D). 1969, Yosuke Yamashita Trio's memorable first studio album. This is the first studio album by the Yosuke Yamashita Trio, and it has been described since its release as the most shocking album since the appearance of Ornette Coleman. M1 for "Dutch Wife in the Wilderness" (1967) directed by Yamatoya Zhu, 4 notes from BACD, M2, a sweet melody starting with "Loihani" in Iroha, and M3, a rhythm Yamashita came up with called "Gugarn... Dabatoton," a martial art of sound clusters. Yamashita's declaration that "What we play is not experimental new jazz, but rather proto-jazz or original jazz as it is commonly called," broke through the times and led to his subsequent international breakthrough. The inside cover features an image of "Beshi" provided by Fujio Akatsuka. Commentary: Masaaki Hiraoka
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