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Mieko Hirota “Miko Live” (1972)
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Mieko Hirota “Miko Live” (1972)Nice soul Jazz, rock & funk album arranged by Hiromasa Suzuki and utilizing Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffaloes as the backing band for the entire album. Some great covers on here, also a bunch of loops for the producers. Not really common record, rarely see it around. Listen HERE Condition Jacket: VG no obi Vinyl: VG has some light scratches, plays fine with some light crackles
Released during his late-60s/early-70s funk period
same as the Sunshine Kiz album
A real gem and one that’s becoming very hard to find out in the field
Same light mellow vibe as volume I in the series
First pressed in 1968 this album is an absolute must have for any Aretha Franklin fans
As the title suggests
Some things for the DJ’s as well as the beat makers
suspense & electronic vibes
Also has a few loops for the beat makers
this album highlights Coltrane’s visionary approach to jazz through deep rhythmic grooves
Early 80’s Japanese soul-pop / city pop classic
Jacket: VG+ with obi & anime cell inside the gatefold
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