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Teruo Nakamura Rising Sun Band
Profile:
Project by Teruo Nakamura with various line-ups of studio musicians.
Teruo Nakamura And The Rising Sun – Manhattan Special
Label: Polydor – PD-1-6119
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US
Released: 1977
Genre: Jazz
Style: Fusion
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A1 Manhattan Special
A2 Rainbow
A3 Mescalito
A4 Firefly
B1 Wiggle Worm
B2 Sequoia Forest
B3 Mr. Cherry And Mr. T.
B4a Love Is A Reflection In The Mirrors Behind Your Eyes
B4b Sunrise In Africa
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Credits
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Bass, Harmonica, Synthesizer, Percussion, Producer – Teruo Nakamura
Drums – Art Gore, Bruno Carr, James H. Madison, Keiji Kishida, Robert Right
Electric Piano, Synthesizer – Herbie Hancock
Flute – Art Webb
Guitar, Synthesizer, Percussion – Shiro Mori
Percussion – Craig Haynes, Nobu Urushiyama, Richard Barrata, Tadashi Yasunaga
Percussion, Congas, Bongos – Neil Clarke
Piano, Electric Piano – Harry Whitaker
Piano, Electric Piano, Synthesizer, Organ – Mark Gray
Producer – Yoshio Ozawa
Synthesizer – Benny Yee
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Carter Jefferson
Trombone – James E. Stowe, Sal Randazzo, William J. Ohashi
Trumpet, Flugelhorn – John Mosley
Vocals – Lani Groves
#Teruo Nakamura #ArtGore #BrunoCarr #KeijiKishida #RobertRight #HerbieHancock #ArtWebb #ShiroMori #CraigHaynes #NobuUrushiyama #RichardBarrata #TadashiYasunaga #NeilClarke #HarryWhitaker #MarkGray #YoshioOzawa #BennyYee #CarterJefferson #JohnMosley #LaniGroves #1977 #polydorrecords #instarecords #instavinyl #vinylrecordstores #vinylrecordcollection #recordoftheday #japan #jazzfusion #jazzfunk
Before Roy Ayers became the king of jazz-funk and the spiritual godfather of neo-soul, he was a quiet storm bubbling beneath the surface—a young vibraphonist with a cosmic touch and a clear vision. Virgo Vibes, released in 1967, was Ayers’ first major statement. And even now, nearly six decades later, it still sounds like an album ahead of its time.
There’s nothing tentative or unsure about Virgo Vibes. It’s confident, stylish, and deeply musical—an elegant mix of hard bop, soul-jazz, and a whisper of the psychedelia that would soon define the late ’60s.
Backed by an all-star lineup (including a mysterious 'Ronnie Clark'—actually Herbie Hancock recording under a pseudonym), Ayers lets his vibes ring clear and true. His playing is lyrical but never showy. He doesn’t need to overstate his case; he lets the tone, space, and swing do the talking.
Tracks like 'The Ringer' and the title tune 'Virgo Vibes' showcase Ayers' melodic sensibility, while pieces like 'Glow Flower' feel like quiet revelations. There’s warmth and groove, but also discipline—a sign of his Virgo nature, perhaps?
The interplay between musicians is intuitive, but the real magic is Ayers' ability to lead from the vibraphone without ever overwhelming the sound. The result? An album that feels both grounded and ethereal.
Roy Ayers – Virgo Vibes
Label: #AtlanticRecords – MOVLP678, #MusicOnVinyl – MOVLP678
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, 180 Gram
Country: Europe
Released: Jan 28, 2013
Genre: Jazz
Style: #SoulJazz, #HardBop
Bass – #BusterWilliams (tracks: B1, B2), #ReggieWorkman (tracks: A1 to A3)
Drums – #BrunoCarr (tracks: A1 to A3), #DonaldBailey (tracks: B1, B2)
Piano – #JackWilson (tracks: B1, B2), #RonnieClark (tracks: A1 to A3)
Tenor Saxophone – #HaroldLand (tracks: B1, B2), #JoeHenderson (tracks: A1 to A3)
Trumpet – #CharlesTolliver
Vibraphone [Vibrapharp] – #RoyAyers
Producer – #HerbieMann
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