¡Yomise Record Kindan no Senzen Jazz Ongaku Hen 1930-1937
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[Machine Translation] Cheap! Bad! Doubtful! What is the other side of the record culture? I want to hear more like "Bad Jazz! If you want to hear more of the same kind of music as "Bad Jazz! If you say "I want to hear more of that 'bad jazz! is not bad jazz! What is a "nightclub record"? This is a disc that will deepen the mystery for all of you! Before World War II, there were night stalls in big cities like Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka. In Ginza, about 300 stores lined up along Chuo-dori Avenue from 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. every day, and they opened their doors with twinkling lights. Sakaisuji in Osaka and Kawaramachi in Kyoto were also lined with night stalls. The goods sold included sundries, used books, watches, toys, smoking implements, food, and a wide variety of other items. Records were also sold at these night stalls. This is what we call "night stall records. Night stall records are different from what we now call "indie labels." It would be more accurate to think of them as "cassette tapes of hit songs not sung by the artist himself" that were sold at highway service areas and home improvement stores during the nostalgic Showa Era (1926-1989). The theme of this series is to enjoy these "nightclub records" from various genres. The first volume of this series is "Heta Jazz! The first series is "Jazz Songs Sold at Night Stalls," as mentioned in the previous article "Heta Jazz! The first volume in this series is an introduction to the unknown "night stall records" that took place during a brief period before World War II, including recordings of arrangements that were completely ripped off, recordings that mimic the names of famous singers, recordings that are cheap but surprisingly enjoyable to listen to, and recordings with recording equipment that was not up to the task. Liner: Masato Mori / Design: Takashi Okada / Reissue: Toru Yasutoshi
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