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T-SQUARE~真夏のためいき



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love the bass, ... ( 2 years ago by Soujirokun1861)
love the bass, awesome =]
AWESOME! ... ( 1 year ago by gardo105)
AWESOME!improvisation of MASATO HONDA Brillant sax player..Aggresive type of player..Your the MAN..
it´s always fun to ... ( 1 year ago by tinyboy22)
it´s always fun to see chinese, that are playing american style jazz^^
Not Chinese! They ... ( 1 year ago by yta2)
Not Chinese! They are Japanese.
they're better than ... ( 1 year ago by saxko)
they're better than fun, they kick ass!
My god Masahiro ... ( 1 year ago by GlaForge)
My god Masahiro Andoh fucking rocks when he solos! :)
jazz is universal ... ( 1 year ago by corongo1986)
jazz is universal music, no matter who plays it
Array ( 1 year ago by khh2007)
tinyboy22
They are Japanese, not Chinese!
You are right! Those words are Chinese. You can check the history of Japan. You will understand why there are Chinese words in Japanese words.
That's not american ... ( 1 year ago by jeanritchie)
That's not american jazz, that's fusion jazz.
wasn't fusion jazz ... ( 1 year ago by XxSaxCannon921xX)
wasn't fusion jazz born in America?
the point is, jazz ... ( 1 year ago by tomahawkintheface)
the point is, jazz originated from a mixture of african american blues and classical. which was born in the black communities of America
errmm, kind of. ... ( 1 year ago by crazydaisydoo)
errmm, kind of. Please don't underestimate the importance of European folk jazzers like Stephan Grapelli and Django Reinhardt. Django toured The US with Ellington in the 40's had a massive influence on all jazz guitarists from Wes Montgomery to Pat Metheny. I can the influence here. Jazz has always been totally multi-cultaral.
i kno, like i said ... ( 1 year ago by tomahawkintheface)
i kno, like i said it was a mix with classical, and when the europeans got over what they thought was the devil's music, they joined the bandwagon and contributed alot. just like rock & roll. i was saying where it originated
yea now wat? ( 1 year ago by tomahawkintheface)
yea now wat?
I know this song?( ... ( 1 year ago by owarawa)
I know this song?(fusion).
I remembered "Kamon-Tatsuo-World-Entertainment-Show" once broadcasted on the Radio(1990s).
Yeah, this is good ... ( 10 months ago by Krusenik)
Yeah, this is good stuff, japan's got a pretty good feel of what is jazz now (this fusion stuff especially is pretty cool!)
i think we better ... ( 9 months ago by incrii)
i think we better call them "Japanese Jazz". coz they're unique.
Man, forget the ... ( 8 months ago by dopamine52)
Man, forget the categorization game. I say, if you like what's going in your ear, then you like what's going your ear! Call it whatever, but at the end of the day, if you like it, you like it, ya know? Categorizing "jazzy" music can get so touchy. I don't think putting a label on it really matters. Whether or not the music speaks to YOU is what matters :D
the thing i love ... ( 3 weeks ago by sa8vsaxman)
the thing i love about this band is that all the musicians are brilliant, not just the lead player, u dont get that to much anymore
Hi,could anyone ... ( 3 days ago by panzagus)
Hi,could anyone tell me the english name of this song???
I'm not a Japanese. ... ( 1 day ago by HannJY)
I'm not a Japanese..(I'm a Korean he he)
but I can tell you as much as I know.
"真夏" means "midsummer"
"の" is as same usage as "of" in English
"ためいき" means "sigh"
(Japanese has different word order.
English : S-V-O
Korean/Japanese : S-O-V)
It's somewhat awkward translation.."sigh of midsummer"(??)..uh, it's too odd. I'll make free translation. Maybe "Sigh in the midsummer" I think the latter is better..
I hope this may can help you..eh, sorry for my awkward English.



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