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Kazumi Inoue’s 1982 debut solo album is a fully self composed vocal masterpiece, featuring top Japanese session musicians like Tatsuo Hayashi, Issei Noro, and Masaki Matsubara. From Steely Dan inspired grooves on “Bartók no Kage” to urban mellow AOR like “Leticia,” mid tempo urban grooves such as “Welcome Aboard the Hindenburg,” and European-flavored tracks like “SUBWAY HERO,” this album showcases Inoue’s meticulous compositional skills and sophisticated arrangements. |
