Archie Shepp - Black Gypsy

Real black music.

Killer Bong - Osaka Bingi

Dub which don't resemble to anyone. Jazz which don't resemble to anyone. Killer Bong who doesn't resemble to anyone.

Kaoru Abe - untitled

The fast sax by the guy who aspired "I want to be the fastest guy". The fastest and sharp performance in his works is full of enthusiasm as if he plays one-man grindcore and the destructive energy.

Black Unity Trio - Al - Fatihah

Hardcore free jazz which will extremely push their way also along with lyricism. I'd like to around Jooklo Duo fans listen to them.

Kaoru Abe「Duo」

The session with unknown drummer in early 70's. The primitive impulse which reminds me around Angus Maclise is gushing out.

Dean Blunt「Free Jazz」

Like the title, the performance is in accordance with the form of traditional free jazz. As I listen to the intensive part, I'd like them to session with Hijokaidan.

New Nambu (6)

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Morioka Now 4 “Still, Osamu Kanno! (upper) ”

<Tom Kora, a little>

Perhaps, some people seem to call or read Osamu Kanno as “Shu Kannno”, so I must rewrite Osamu Kanno is right. It’s no wrong because Kanno himself says so. Well, it’s interesting if he makes wrong. In fact, although I’d like to introduce pieces heard or written from Kanno himself or the paragraph for his exhibition, now I’d like to introduce mainly the free jazz oriented quartet or trio since 1995. Kanno himself talked about sessions with a lot of musicians or invitations to Japan in “Pink head” one of his many works (his most works are comics, but only this is an essay). Among them, person I was involved in and Kanno also collaborated was Peter Kowald and Tom Cora.