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JUN MIYAKE "Glam Exotica!"
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Title |
Words |
Music |
Arrange |
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1. |
Rain Forest |
・・・・・ |
Jun Miyake |
Jun Miyake |
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2. |
Lotus Isle |
・・・・・ |
Jun Miyake |
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3. |
River of Gold |
Chinatsu Kuzuu |
Jun Miyake |
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4. |
Mosquito Path |
・・・・・ |
Jun Miyake |
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5. |
Gnossienne #1 |
・・・・・ |
Erik Satie |
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6. |
Pico Birds |
Sheena Miyake |
Jun Miyake |
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7. |
Lost Honeymoon |
・・・・・ |
Jun Miyake |
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8. |
Brazil |
・・・・・ |
Ary Brosso |
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9. |
Stones bearing Flowers |
・・・・・ |
Jun Miyake |
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10. |
Lokasa |
・・・・・ |
Jun Miyake |
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11. |
Raft of Love |
Chinatsu Kuzuu |
Jun Miyake |
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12. |
Postcard! |
・・・・・ |
Jun Miyake |
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【 Personnel 】 |
- Jun Miyake : programming(all),flugelhorn(1,4,6,9),Fender_Rhodes(1),piano_solo(3),trumpets(4),recorder(4),piano(4),lip_noises(5),Whacho's_tube(6),Pianica(11),Bass_Pianica(10,11)
- Yutaka_Fukuoka : solo voice(1,10)
- Satoshi_Murakawa : vocal(3,11)
- Sheena Miyake : vocals(6)
- B.B._Mo-Franck,Fataki Tabu,Tubadilaka
Mika : voices(1,10)
- Shizuru Ohtaka : voice(9)
- CoCa : voices(12)
- Hideo Yamaki : drums(5,7)
- Dairo Miyamoto : wood blocks(3,9,10),drums(5,9,11),bass_clarinets(1,7),alto_sax(2,11),alto_flute(5),timpani(6),baritone_sax(7),cymbals(8)
- Hitoshi Watanabe : bass(1,2,5,6,7,10,12),ukulele(2)
- Getao Takahahi : bass(3,9,11)
- Masahiro Itami : prepared_guitar(4),guitar(6,8,11),ukulele(8,9,10,11,12)
- Hiroki Komazawa : steel guitar(8,9,12)
- Mataro Misawa : percussion(2,3,4,6,7,8,9,11),berimbau(1,5,10),udu(5)
- Midori Takada : marimba(1,4,6,10,11),percussion(2),vibraphone(3),xylophone(5)
- Tomo Yamaguchi : percussion(3,8,9,11),birds(8)
- Whacho : electric percussion(11)
- Yoichi Murata : trombone(8,9)
- Bob Zung : clarinet(7)
- Masahiro Sayama :: piano(3,11)
- Haruo Togashi : piano(7,8,9)
- Tomoyuki Asakawa : harp(1,3,6,10)
- Tadahiro_Wakabayashi : dulcimer(4)
- Hijiri Kuwano,Nagisa Kuriyama,Noriyo Ohbayashi,Motoko Fujiie
: violin(3,10,12)
- Kaoru Hagiwara,Hirohito Furugawara,Katsuyuki_Miura,Ayako
Ueda : viola(3,10,12)
- Masaki_Hirosawa : cello(3,10,12)
- Udai Shika : cello(3,6,10,12)
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【 About This Album (from CD) 】 |
I've always had mysterious,
exotic encounters in foreingn lands.
No matter where I go, elfin creatures I call "exotica"
surface on tiptoe.
They cry out to be touched, like a trusty puppy from a bygone
era.
If I touch them, they start to follow, always careful to stay
at least a few centimeters bohind. When I make a quick turn in
swimming pool, or dash down the hill, the images of the exoticas
mesh in a complex tapestry, creating a new organism.
If an exotica is left behind, it starts a new familly on the
spot.
To capture the blurred image, I hop as through dribbling a basketball.
Then another exotica that looks like a grandchild appears.
Before broadcasts polluted the atmosphere, there were countless
worlds that exited only in the depths of my imagination. Lands
where unicorns danced in the sky, the hips of voluptuous tanned
women slid sensually over over immense serpents, freakish monks
indulged in bizarre rituals, and fearless travelers gorged on
exotic food in villages entranced by live-evil music.
In this place, feeling of love are so hot they boil the ocean,
and heart-broken woman at the harbor shilver in winter cold.
At least, this is my imaginary world.
To help them flourish, I propose Music Colonialism.
Let glamarous exoticas breed across the space-time continuum.
Jun Miyake
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