Aug 29, 2024
Koichi Oki - Summer In Shima (Yamaha Superstar!) [1971]
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Koichi Oki - Summer In Shima (Yamaha Superstar!) [1971]
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Chute Libre  "Chute Libre" 1977 France Jazz Rock Fusion
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Highly fluid French fusion with funk inclinations and a subtly masterful touch. Lotsa flute driven passages of percolating grooviness in the mode of The Chris Hinze Combination, Jean Cohen-Solal and Jeremy Steig along with others whose combination of intensive depth and frothy effervescence call to mind Michal Urbaniak's Fusion and the Dutch jazz rockers Solution....~ Credits Bass Guitar – Gilles Douieb Cover – Gilles Ballini Drums, Percussion – Mino Cinelu Flute – Denis Barbier Guitar – Patrice Cinélu Piano, Clavinet, Organ, Synthesizer – Olivier Hutman Realization, Art Direction – Laurent Thierry-Mieg Soprano Clarinet, Alto Saxophone – Eric Letourneux Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Pierre-Jean Gidon Tracklist A1 Black Sweat 2:45 A2 Jerba 3:50 A3 Tao 5:25 A4 Sainte Bernadette 4:45 A5 Flauçerto 2:25 B1 Penelope Au Balcon 5:50 B2 Spasmolune 7:10 B3 Jeremy
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Koichi Oki // Summer In Shima
Hot-shit-damn I love old Japanese electric organ records. Cheesy, jazzy, or groovy. I love it all. Imagine my surprise then when my FP* brings over this one after picking it up on Record Store Day. I was drawn to this amazing Yamaha Electone on the cover and I knew instantly there would be something special on it. FP’s Dad was impressed by the find and held onto it. I’m no good in a street fight but I might have to fight a Dad for this record. Maybe. I’m a pacifist.
Fast-forward to today and I finally got around to listening to this track, via a Vintage Obscura mixtape. This Koichi Oki dude, apparently hired by Yamaha in the early 70s to help shill their Electones, knows what's UP! He plays tight but with some laid-back, fancy free moments in this summertime jam. Do yourself a favour and turn up your lower frequencies on this joint; the bass is sublime.
It's the middle of winter where I am, but this tune makes me feel like pouring myself a glass of something chilled and parking myself poolside for the rest of the day. Oh well. Only five months until summer!
*Favourite Person. It’s a term some of us crazies use.
Koichi Oki
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OH man. This is so horribly fantastic. Light my Fire - Koichi Oki Koichi Oki is one of the leading Japanese Electone players. The album featuring this tune "Yamaha Superstar!" from 1971 was also released in the UK and Australia.
