Ryo Kawasaki - Sweet Life album flac

Fortunately, Ryo Kawasaki, as strong a producer as he is a lyrical electric guitar master, makes sure his silky urban rhythms on Sweet Life are simply an enhancement, rather than a burden, to his fluid lines. Whether the track is straight-out funk, smooth late-night seduction, or a loping ride like the title cut, his hypnotic synth lines simply set the mood.

While the fully plugged-in mode carries the majority of the collection, Kawasaki earns his most memorable kudos for the simple and sparse acoustic gems, a lush cover of Janet Jackson's "Again" and on "Sweet Life," which improvises a flamenco-like edge over fingersnap percussion that sounds more real than machine-generated.

Song 'Sweet Tears' written by Ryo Kawasaki, 川崎燎 from 1975 Album 'Prism'. Ryo Kawasaki:Guitar, Herb Bushler: Bass, Buddy Williams: Drums, Phil Clendeninn: Arp Odyssey-String Ensemble-Fender Rhodes, Abdulla: Congas & Percussion, Steve Turre: Shell horns & Percussion. Recorded at Vanguard studio in New York City 1975. Смотреть видео Ryo Kawasaki - Sweet Tears на VTope бесплатно. 8, 930. 124 0 artoftube 9 год.

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Artist: Ryo Kawasaki Album: Love Within The Universe Genre: Jazz Fusion, Jazz-Funk Origin: Japan Released: 1994 Quality: mp3, 320 kbps Tracklist: 1. Play That Song Again 2. Kiss Of Life 3. Wondering 4. Soleja My Love 5. Time 6. Sea Breeze 7. Night And Day 8. Stefka-Kalimanku 9. Scandalous 10. Song For My Father 11. Change DOWNLOAD ALBUM Original sounds often come from unexpected stylistic hybrids, and wading through the latest batch of contemporary jazz releases rarely offers much hope in this area.