TBM Misty + Midnight Sugar + Girl Talk + Mari #54 45rpm Three Blind Mice sealed

$

500

FROM THE BEST JAZZ MASTERS

THE BEST VERSION EVER

Long out of print, very hard to find.
Limited only to 1000 copies.
45 RPM 12inch Double LP.

All 4  45rpm Titles by CISCO/TBM with the same serial number.

LAST SET of 4 

4 TITLES – SAME SERIAL NUMBER FOR ALL 4!!!

• FACTORY SEALED Low serial number 54 (of 1000)
• NEW
• Out of Print forever
• Very rare
• TBM-30-45    Misty – Yamamoto Trio #54
• TBM-23-45    Midnight Sugar – Yamamoto Trio #54
• TBM-2559-45    Girl Talk – Yamamoto / Yama & Jiro's Wave #54
• TBM-3005-45    Mari – Mari Nakamoto #54

VERY LAST SET WITH ALL 4 TITLES WITH THE SAME SERIAL NUMBER FOR ALL.

These are 4 absolute TOP records.

They are the best TBM ever made. Great Jazz music with the talented Yamamoto and his trio.

Reissued in 2004 and 2006 by Cisco Music (now out of business!!!) and TBM in 45rpm version.

Don’t loose this chance.

TBM records are very famous for the incredible dynamic and “be there” sensation. These 45rpm have no similar records all around the world. Try them and believe! Who purchased the 33rpms know very well what we are talking about! But these 45rpm versions go very further on!

Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio - Midnight Sugar

Touring with the Micky Curtis Band, Yamamoto had the chance to explore several international experiences that he would later use on this album as he worked with this band in France, England and Switzerland. On Midnight Sugar the Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio plays two of Tsuyoshi’s own blues improvisations followed by jazz ballads that became standards for the trio. The combination of these titles is nothing but exceptional. It is Yamamoto’s unmistakable skill and his jazz feeling which adds that certain touch of liveliness and spontaneity and makes Midnight Sugar a unique experience.

Tsuyoshi Yamamoto - piano

Isoo Fukui - bass

Tetsujiro Obara – drums

Side A:

Midnight Sugar (Tsuyoshi Yamamoto) 11:58

Side B:

I’m A Fool To Want You (J. S. Herron - F. Sinatra - J. Wolf) 7:18

Side C:

The Nearness Of You (H. Carmichael) 6:39

Side D:

It Could Happen To You (J. V. Heusen) 7:12

Sweet Georgia Blues (Tsuyoshi Yamamoto) 6:04

Recorded at AOI Studio, Tokyo, on march 1, 1974

Producer: Takeshi "Tee" Fujii

Engineer: Yoshihiko Kannari (Aoi)

Re-Cutting done by: JVC Mastering Center

Re-Cutting Engineer: Tohru Kotetsu (JVC)

Pressing: RTI (Record Technology Inc, USA)

Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio - Misty

Imagine listening to a piano trio, alone in the middle of the night as you sip your favorite drink. Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio offers just such a mood. Yamamoto is highly musical and his expressions natural, neither overly technical nor overly serious, and his performance is relaxed and melodious. This album is his second, after the debut Midnight Sugar. The same closely-knit trio plays here, with Isao Fukui on bass and Tetsujiro Obara on drums.

Tsuyoshi Yamamoto - piano

Isoo Fukui - bass

Tetsujiro Obara - drums

Side A:

Misty (Erroll Garner) 7:13

SideB:

Blues (Tsuyoshi Yamamoto) 7:59

Yesterdays (J. Kern - O. Harbach) 6:09

Side C:

Honey suckle rose (T. Waller - A. Razaf) 6:02

Smoke gets in your eyes (J. Kern - O. Harbach) 6:00

Side D:

I didn’t know what time it was (R. Rodgers - L. Hart) 6:12

Angel eyes (Matt Dennis) 4:42

Recorded at AOI Studio, Tokyo, on august 7, 1974.

Producer: Takeshi "Tee" Fujii

Engineer: Yoshihiko Kannari (Aoi)

Assistant Engineer: Masayoshi Ohkawa (Aoi)

Re-Cutting done by: JVC Mastering Center

Re-Cutting Engineer: Tohru Kotetsu (JVC)

Pressing: RTI (Record Technology Inc, USA)

Tsuyoshi Yamamoto & Jiro’s Wave – Girl Talk

Completing a “trilogy” of great records that started with Midnight Sugar and Misty, Girl Talk solidified Tsuyoshi Yamamoto’s reputation as Japan’s premier jazz pianist. Though he would continue to tour and record for Takeshi “Tee” Fujii more than a decade, GIRL TALK became the pinnacle of his career. This trio of classic LPs together are a benchmark in Japanese jazz records in particular and recording engineering in general. As usual, master recordist Yoshihiko Kannari worked with Yamamoto, bassist Akira Daiyoshi and drummer Tetsujiro Onaba at AOI Studios, Tokyo, which featured a tight, nicely baffled room. Kannari’s recordings are prized for their immediacy and dynamic expressiveness, both traits exhibited on Girl Talk to startling effect. Like Midnight Sugar and Misty before it, Kannari’s work on Girl Talk won him the prestigious Swing Journal Critic Poll “Jazz Disc” Engineering award in 1976. It is only natural that Cisco Music include this historic title on its Limited Edition 45-rpm HQ-180 Vinyl.

The four sides were cut by Tohru Kotetsu and supervised by Tee Fujii at JVD Disc Mastering in Tokyo. Every pounding right hand stroke on the piano, every brush swish on the trap kit and every finger pluck on the bass are reproduced with You-Are-There accuracy. Crystaline highs and deep lows and uncompressed analog sonics will challenge analog playback systems and reward discerning listeners, but only for a limited time.

Cisco Music is limiting production of Girl Talk. The  first two 45-rpm releases sold out in six months and many fans were left to scavenge for inflated-priced pressings from other sources. Don’t be left out this time; pick up enough for all your vinyl consumers today.

Tsuyoshi Yamamoto - piano

Akira Daiyoshi - bass

Tetsujiro Obara - drums

Side A

The way we were 5:27

Girl Talk 6:12

Side B

Gone with the wind 6:37

Side C

Take the 'a' train 5:20

I love you porgy 4:51

Side D

What now my love 5:01

Autumn in New York 4:45

Recorder at AOI Studio, Tokyo, December 17, 1975

Producer: Takeshi "Tee" Fujii

Engineer: Yoshihiko Kannari (Yamaha Epicurus)

Re-Cutting Engineer: Tohru Kotetsu (JVC)

Plating Engineer: Ed Tobin (James Lee Laboratories, USA)

Pressing: RTI (Record Technology Inc, USA)

Mari Nakamoto with Shoji Yokouchi Trio/Sextet - Mari

In a career that has spanned more than 25 years, Mari Nakamoto created the most “authentic” jazz singing of any of her Japanese contemporaries. She listened to thousands of American classics, learned the inflection and phrasing, then spent hours developing her own style from the tools she acquired. Through nearly 20 records, she has put her unique phrasing around the best of the American Songbook. MARI was her first album for “Tee” Fujii’s THREE BLIND MICE label and it is blessed with the participation of Cisco Music’s favorite TBM musician, guitarist Shoji Yokouchi. Those of you blessed with our 24K Gold CD GREENSLEEVES know what we mean. Half of the eight tracks featured here include Yokouchi, bassist Kunimitsu Inaba and drummer Hajime Ishimatsu. The other four tracks are a real treat: The trio being augmented by saxophone, trumpet and xylophone. These tracks are at turns spirited, lovely, driving and always fun-filled. Percussionist Kazuhiro Matsuishi’s xylophone solos are truly inspired. The whole, two-day session--recorded live by Yoshihiko Kannari with his usual You-Are-There acoustics. Cisco Music is once again thrilled to offer the superior sound and musicianship of Three Blind Mice limited-edition recordings in 45-rpm pressings from RTI. Mastered by Tohru Kotetsu at JVC Disc Mastering in Tokyo, MARI offers a warm, vibrant listening experience and the finest vocal albums in TBM’s rich catalog. Original pressings being very hard to find outside private collections makes our 45-rpm LP sets an even greater investment for your own personal collection!

Mari Nakamoto – vocals

Yokouchi - piano

Kunimitsu Inaba - bass

Hajime Ishimatsu - drums

Side A

Day by day

The very thought of you

Side B

Tuxedo junction

Love for sale

Side C

On a clear day

On green dolphin street

Side D

No moon at all

P.S. I love you

Recorded at AOI Studio, Tokyo, April 9, 1977

Producer: Takeshi "Tee" Fujii

Engineer: Yoshihiko Kannari (Aoi)

Assistant Engineer: Masayoshi Ohkawa (Aoi)

Re-Cutting Engineer: Tohru Kotetsu (JVC)

Plating Engineer: Ed Tobin (James Lee Laboratories, USA)

Pressing: RTI (Record Technology Inc, USA)

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