Yosuke.Yamashita--Spider-(1996)-diss

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MP3/FLAC
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diss
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67,92 MB
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10
Date
2003-06-14

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                         d  i  s  s  i  d  e  n  t

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      a r t i s t : yosuke yamashita
        t i t l e : spider
          d a t e : 1996
        l a b e l : Verve
        g e n r e : Jazz
  r l s.  d a t e : May-2003
      t r a c k s : 09
    b i t r a t e : 192kbps
          s i z e : 67,9 MB

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     26 February 1942, Tokyo, Japan. Although he had played
     professionally at the age of 17, pianist Yamashita went on to
     study at the Kunitachi College of Music (1962-67). He
     established himself playing in the quartets of Masahiko Togashi
     and Sadao Watanabe. The earliest influence of Bill Evans soon
     gave way to the influence of Cecil Taylor. When Yamashita
     formed his own trio with Akira Sakata (alto saxophone) and
     Takeo Moriyama (drums) and toured Europe (1974) the music was
     so wild the group was known as the Kamikaze Trio. For
     inspiration Yamashita looked back to "the beginning of jazz -
     Europe had the system but Africa had all the feeling. All the
     material I use belongs to the system, but as long as I can
     stand on the outside and approach things from the outside, I
     will never be suffocated". He kept a trio going throughout the
     70s and continued to play as a sideman with the bands of Kazumi
     Takeda (tenor saxophone) and Seuchi Nakamura (tenor saxophone).
     From 1974 he made regular trips to Europe with the trio in
     Germany as well as playing with Manfred Schoof (1975), then as
     a soloist and in 1977 in a duo with bassist Adellard Roidinger.
     He disbanded the trio in 1983 when he felt that he had achieved
     as much as he could in that format. Yamashita formed a big band
     with an eclectic style and performed in many varied situations
     including solo performances of his own versions of classical
     pieces, playing with Kodo, a Japanese drum choir, and having
     pieces performed by the Ozaka Philharmonic Orchestra. In the
     early 90s he was again playing with a trio and touring Europe.



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      01-cats dance                                             [04:12]
      02-revenge of picasso                                     [09:28]
      03-one for m                                              [04:18]
      04-quiet days                                             [04:27]
      05-fourth step                                            [06:05]
      06-kids in memory                                         [04:44]
      07-doubles                                                [05:59]
      08-stream                                                 [04:04]
      09-spider                                                 [06:06]
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                                                                 49:23 min
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00-yosuke_yamashita--spider-(1996)-diss.jpg5,02 KB
01-yosuke_yamashita--cats_dance.mp35,78 MB
02-yosuke_yamashita--revenge_of_picasso.mp313,00 MB
03-yosuke_yamashita--one_for_m.mp35,92 MB
04-yosuke_yamashita--quiet_days.mp36,11 MB
05-yosuke_yamashita--fourth_step.mp38,36 MB
06-yosuke_yamashita--kids_in_memory.mp36,51 MB
07-yosuke_yamashita--doubles.mp38,23 MB
08-yosuke_yamashita--stream.mp35,61 MB
09-yosuke_yamashita--spider.mp38,39 MB