LP ELECTRO KEYBOARD ORCHESTRA yuji ohno japan jazz funk drum breaks
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:Attention!! PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING!!! Please see my "Shipping Description" below. Also, I will NEVER ship the item by "SAL"! - NO EXCEPTION! We use only EMS!
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:ELECTRO KEYBOARD ORCHESTRA / S.T. (LP)
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Catalog: NIPPON COLUMBIA JAPAN (YX-7055-N)
1975 JAPANESE JAZZ FUNK RARITY.SUPER RARE ORIGINAL PRESSING LP.
"The Electro Keyboard Orchestra Was a Japanese group featuring eight keyboard players, all on Korg synthesizers. Specifically, they're using two early models, the MiniKorg 700S and the MaxiKorg 800DV, twenty of them shared amongst the group. Specifically, they're using two early models, the 700S and the MiniKorg MaxiKorg 800DV, twenty of theme shared Amongst the group. Though there's also a super-tight rhythm section, the songs are obviously dominated by the keys. Also though there's a super-tight rhythm section, the songs are Obviously Dominated by the keys. Among the highlights are a cover of Quincy Jones's "Ironside" theme and a fantastic original, "The Soaring Sea Gull." Among the highlights are a cover of Quincy Jones's "Ironside" theme and a fantastic original, "The Soaring Sea Gull." With so many different synth layers combining to create melodies and bass grooves, we can only imagine how amazing their live show must have been! With So Many Different synth layers combining to create melodies and bass grooves, we can only imagine how amazing Their live shows must have Been! The most synth players we've recorded simultaneously is a meager six, but we're doing our best"
Masahiko Sato (Satoh) , Masao Yagi, Yuji Ohno, Kentaro Haneda Itikawa Hideo, Shigeru Masashi Ohara, Tadashi Yasushi Fujii, and Suzuki Hiromasa, Japan's leading pianists eight projects at the time worked in the 20s Korg analog synthesizers. ? Strings, synth sounds and rhythm section grooves carved up singing catchy horn section (Murakami Ponta Shuichi participated Okazawa Akira, Yashima Ken (g))
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:Condition:
RECORD :EX, very clean !
COVER :VG++(wear on edge, very little dump on bottom right&left corners,) .Please see the photo for details
INSERT :VG++ (light satins,tanning)
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:Shipping /Handling:
SHIPPING COST :Attention!! PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING!!! Please see my "Shipping Description" below. Also, I will NEVER ship the item by "SAL"! - NO EXCEPTION! We use only EMS!
use only EMS(registered express airmail with insurance.fastest! safest!)
$23.00 US, Canada, Australia,
$27.00 Europe
$17.00 Asia
?$7.00 each additional record(LP)
?We don't ship to Japan.
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:Bidders must pay within 7 days please.
