Night and day in Shinjuku

A fishmonger who came all the way from Tsukiji market

Kabukicho Ichibangai

Don Quijote

Vuitton dogs

Looking for the Third Arrow...

...Found it

45 rpm, ladies night

Tomoko Ogawa: La rupture inattendue, 1970.

Jun Mayuzumi: le miracle de l'amour, 1968、let's listen to that one right now:

Chiyo Okumura: Terminus, 1971.

Saori Yuki: Cet amour éternellement, 1971.

Yukari Ito: Mais je ne savais pas, 1969.

Enjoy Christmas Eve, I hope you will get plenty of vinyls and get rid of those mp3s.

Time slip into Showa

Which one shall I spin today....

Let's start with Pedro&Capricious and their first Lp in 1972: Maeno Yoko really knows how to swing it...

Let's continue with Pedro&Capricious and their second album in 1973: the afro keeps growing...and Maeno Yoko has been replaced by Takahashi Mariko as the lead singer.

Los Indios are less funky in their tuxedos but they have a few good numbers behind their bow-ties.

The happy six and Miura Hitoshi, the invisible man on the cover.

This is way too much emotion for me this week, sayonara, matane!

Woods and ouds

Autumn leaves in Tokyo.

The Great Jimmy Heath: Swamp seed.

Billy Hart

Luiz Bonfa

Splendid Ahmed Abdul-Malik on oud.

Farid El Atrache on the oud.

Charles Mingus on the wood bass .

Richard Davis on the wood bass too.

Preparation for New Year's Eve seichi cuisine: only 3 weeks left....

Have a nice week.