J-Fork / Yousui Inoue / Koori-No Sekai(Vinyl LP)

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Title : Koori-No Sekai / Wikipedia cover
Record Label : Poldor
Number : MR-5038
Date : December 1, 1973
Price : 2200yen
Length : 38min
Artist : Yousui Inoue / Wikipedia , Official Site
Track :
(A-1)Akazu-No Fumikiri
(The Crossing Not Opening)
(A-2)Hajimari(Opening)
(A-3)Kaerenai Futari(Sweethearts))
(A-4)Chie Cyan
(A-5)Koori-No Sekai(Icy World)
(A-6)Siroi Ichinichi(One White Day)
(B-1)Jiko Keno(Self-Hate)
(B-2)Kokoro Moyou(Inside Of The Heart)
(B-3)Machibouke(Waiting In Vain)
(B-4)Sakura Mituki Sanpomichi
(Sakura Mituki Walk Way)
(B-5)Fan
(B-6)Koharu Obasan(Koharu Lady)
(B-7)Oyasumi(Good Night)
CD Description : Released in 1973 as his fourth album, this work stands as Yousui Inoue's early masterpiece. It opens with a stunning medley from <1> to <3>. The title track <5>, influenced by Stevie Wonder, is unusually funky and hard-hitting for Japan at the time. Other high-energy tracks include the famous <8>. But the standout is undoubtedly the collaboration with Kiyoshiro Imawano, <3>. It's a masterpiece among masterpieces, brilliantly capturing the lyricism and anxiety of young lovers. The lineup of participating musicians is also incredibly luxurious: his close friend Masaru Hoshi, Haruomi Hosono, Naoya Matsuoka, Masayoshi Takakou, Tatsuo Hayashi, and Shuichi Murakami. (Minoru Asaji) (Amazon Review)
Koori-No Sekai / Two versions: old and new. Which do you prefer?(by ookiina umiwahiroina)
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