
1
Poker Dice
2
Keep in Lane
3
Xingu
4
One Way
5
Scoop
6
Ana Orori
7
What a Way to Live in Modern Times
8
My Little Partner
9
Mandala
10
Memory of Hiroshima
11
Mountain Pass
12
Freedom Is Frightening
13
Rolling Nuns
14
Pine on the Horizon
15
Wind Words
16
One By One / Hey Man / One By One (Reprise)
17
Black Flame
18
Rain Race
19
Tangerine Beach
20
Superstar / Loxcycle
21
Nurburgring
22
Seasons
23
Accident
24
At Tangerine Beach
25
Dunes
26
33 1/3
27
Rainsong
28
The Monks Song
29
Shadows
30
Ishi
31
Solitude
32
Nature
33
Air Over
34
Crossing the Line
35
Man of Leo
36
Stellar
37
Space
38
Space Requiem
39
Space Song
40
Carnival
41
Ghost Machine
42
Surf Spin
43
Time Sphere
44
Winner / Loser
45
Space Song
46
Carnival
47
Wind Spin
48
Ghost Machine
49
Surf Spin
50
Time Is Here
51
Winner / Loser
52
Solitude
53
Nature
54
Air Voice
55
Crossing the Line
56
Man of Leo
57
Stellar
58
Space Requiem
Item UPC: 5013929481190
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Label: ESOTERIC
Stomu Yamashta
Seasons: The Island Albums 1972-1976 (Box) (Uk)
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
The First Ever Boxed Set Celebrating The Work Of Stomu Yamashta For Island Records Between 1972 And 1976. Remastered Set Including The Albums 'Floating Music', 'The Man From The East', 'Freedom Is Frightening', 'One By One', 'Raindog', 'Go' And 'Go... Live From Paris'. Featuring Steve Winwood, Klaus Schulze, Michael Shrieve, Al Di Meola, Hugh Hopper, Gary Boyle, Morris Pert And More. Born in Kyoto, Japan, Yamashta studied music at Kyoto University and Berklee College of Music. His athletic and virtuoso percussion style came to prominence in the early 1970s when his work with the Red Buddha Theatre brought him to Europe. He teamed up with percussionist Morris Pert and members of his band Come To The Edge to record the album 'Floating Music' for Island Records in 1972. This was followed in 1973 by the release of the soundtrack album 'The Man From The East', which also featured Morris Pert and keyboard player Peter Robinson. Later the same year Yamashta formed the band East Wind with Gary Boyle (guitar), Hugh Hopper (bass) and Brian Gascoigne (keyboards) and recorded the excellent jazz rock album 'Freedom Is Frightening'. This was followed in 1974 by another soundtrack work, 'One By One', also featuring a fine ensemble of acclaimed jazz and rock musicians. The 1975 album 'Raindog'was met with critical acclaim and featured vocal contributions from singer Murray Head. 1976 would see Yamashta's work reach an ever wider public thanks to his contribution to the soundtrack of the film The Man Who Fell To Earth (starring David Bowie) and the release of his concept album 'Go'. The outstanding record saw him assemble a cast of outstanding musicians such as Steve Winwood (vocals, keyboards), Michael Shrieve (drums), Al Di Meola (guitar), Pat Thrall (guitar), Klaus Schulze (synthesisers) and Rosko Gee (bass). Featuring stunning arrangements by Paul Buckmaster, the album's fusion of rock, jazz and electronics was greeted with much acclaim. The success of 'Go', led to a series of live concerts in Europe featuring the musicians who had appeared on the album. A concert at the Palais des Sports in Paris in June 1976 was recorded and released later that year.
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