Scott Hamilton - Live At De Tor - Limited 180-Gram Silver Colored Vinyl - VINYL LP

Limited blue colored vinyl LP pressing. During the past 50 years, tenor-saxophonist Scott Hamilton has been one of the most consistent jazz artists, always taking thoughtful and swinging solos while displaying a warm tone. His 2004 live recording brought a top-notch quartet to the Jazzclub de Tor at Enschede, the Netherlands. Accompanied by pianist Rein de Graaf, bassplayer Marius Beets and on drums Eric Ineke, Scott Hamilton plays six jazz tracks from the set including InchRhythm RiffInch, a 12-chorus solo that gradually builds in excitement.

Metcalf,Byron / Urban,Ari - Rituals Of Passion With Hemi-sync [COMPACT DISCS] date 12/12/2025

Akira Mitake, who played keyboards and violin in the early 80's new wave band 'Ippudo,' known for the hit 'Sumire September Love,' created this original soundtrack for NHK's program 'Nihon Sono Kokoro to Katachi (Japan It's Heart and Form)' a compilation of Japanese art history. This work was recorded with a different approach from the band's musicality and the song 'Kawano Nagareno Youni' provided to Misora Hibari, and when 'Mono (object)', which seems to be about Japanese beauty, is replaced with 'Oto (sound)'. A masterpiece of Japanese ambient/new age music, all of which are composed and arranged by himself, and are all about the expansive 'Joukei (landscape)'. Tracklisting Side A1. Himawari2. Retro no Shizuku3. Yasha4. Boufuu5. Reien no MadobeSide B1. Kinshitsu no Shirabe2. Itoshi no Rei3. Keisetsu4. Ranja no Sono5. Koshuu