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Japanese RSD release! This is the only record left by Kikko Matsuoka, an actress who also hosted “11PM,” and the one-of-a-kind sexy Mondo record will be the first analog reprint. Shinichi Tanabe, who is famous for the drama accompaniment of the “Kindaichi

This is a completely unreleased live recording from June 8, 1977. The recording was made at the Sapporo live house “Vidro” by Masataka Ito, the producer of Fukui’s “Scenery” and “Mellow Dream”. This is the performance of the Fukui Trio at that time, but a

Japanese RSD release! Kiyoshi Yamaya, an important person from Japanese mono to folk songs, has a new memory of the release of the 7-inch “Japanese Traditional Melodies Selected and Edited by MURO” that was selected and edited by MURO in 2018. The long-aw

Japanese RSD release! Jiro Inagaki ran through his time as a standard-bearer of jazz-rock. He leads the soul media and leaves many works, but the one that gains cult popularity as a unique work is this work “Dosojin” recorded in 1972. The folk songs recon

Japanese RSD release! This is the only record left by Kikko Matsuoka, an actress who also hosted “11PM,” and the one-of-a-kind sexy Mondo record will be the first analog reprint. Shinichi Tanabe, who is famous for the drama accompaniment of the “Kindaichi

Japanese RSD release! The first reissue of “Amami no Ukiuta” released in 1975 by Kunitaka Sato from Okinawa Amami Oshima, which continues to soar in the second-hand market! The long-awaited reissue of the album “Amami no Uta” released in 1975 by Kunitaka

Japanese RSD release! Akira Ishikawa, a drummer who led new jazz bands from the late 1960s to the 1970s. This work, which he released under the name of “Akira Ishikawa and Count Buffaloes”, incorporates various elements such as rock, funk, and afro brings

Japanese RSD release! The historical drama series “Concentric Room Gosho Edo no Kaze” was broadcasted on the Fuji TV series in the 1970s. The soundtrack to the drama by Katsuhisa Hattori, a rare composer who has been active since the latter half of the 19

Hiro Yanagida was a member of April Fool’s, which also included Haruomi Hosono, Takashi Matsumoto, and Tadashi Kosaka. Released as his 2nd album in 1971, this work is a masterpiece that fully demonstrates the talent of this keyboard top player!