"Jazz Triangle 65-77"
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1. Arbitration (Akihiro Yamamoto)
2. Waiting For Spring (Akihiro Yamamoto)
3. Firebird (Akihiro Yamamoto)
4. A Queen Of The Night/月下美人 (Haruna Fukazawa)
5. Interplay (Bill Evans)
6. Parallel Worlds (Shu Odamura)
7. Vocalise (Sergey Rachmaninoff)
8. Stranger In Paradise (Robert Wright / George Forrest)
Jazz Triangle 65-77
Haruna Fukazawa - flute & alto flute
Shu Odamura - guitar
Aki Yamamoto - bass
Produced by JAZZ TRIANGLE 65-77 and Hiroshi Sato
Engineered by Hiroshi SatoRecorded at Groove Studio
Mastering : Hiroshi Sato
What’s New Records
Photos : Akihiro Watanabe and Ken Saimyoji
Design : Takamu Watanuki
Art direction & design: Akihiro Watanabe
Illustration: Shu Odamura
2. Waiting For Spring (Akihiro Yamamoto)
3. Firebird (Akihiro Yamamoto)
4. A Queen Of The Night/月下美人 (Haruna Fukazawa)
5. Interplay (Bill Evans)
6. Parallel Worlds (Shu Odamura)
7. Vocalise (Sergey Rachmaninoff)
8. Stranger In Paradise (Robert Wright / George Forrest)
Jazz Triangle 65-77
Haruna Fukazawa - flute & alto flute
Shu Odamura - guitar
Aki Yamamoto - bass
Produced by JAZZ TRIANGLE 65-77 and Hiroshi Sato
Engineered by Hiroshi SatoRecorded at Groove Studio
Mastering : Hiroshi Sato
What’s New Records
Photos : Akihiro Watanabe and Ken Saimyoji
Design : Takamu Watanuki
Art direction & design: Akihiro Watanabe
Illustration: Shu Odamura
."A group that gains strength from the contributions of all three members......
An unusual choice, but typical of this triangle: a group that gains strength from the contributions of all three members."
Mark Sullivan (All About Jazz)
"The drumless band produces a beautiful chamber-music-like sound with the flute, acoustic guitar, and bass... They also add to these elements the thrill of improvisation that is unique to jazz."
Jazz life (Japan)
An unusual choice, but typical of this triangle: a group that gains strength from the contributions of all three members."
Mark Sullivan (All About Jazz)
"The drumless band produces a beautiful chamber-music-like sound with the flute, acoustic guitar, and bass... They also add to these elements the thrill of improvisation that is unique to jazz."
Jazz life (Japan)