On May 27, 2009, a limited-edition box set, Legend of Casiopea, was released to commemorate the band's thirtieth anniversary. Recorded between December 1978 and March 1979, 'Casiopea' is Casiopeas self-titled debut album. In January 2009, Casiopea participated in the album Tetsudou Seminar Ongakuhen, based on Minoru Mukaiya's Train Simulator video games. Contains 8 songs including 'Time Limit' and 'Tears of the Star'. The album showed two racecars racing each other on a raceway. Casiopea Limited EditionCasiopeas first album is reprinted on vinyl with a popular car jacketA memorable first album released in 1979 with guest participation by Brecker brothers David Sanborn, reprinted in analog by Bernie Grundmans cutting. Released 21 April 1981 on Alfa (catalog no. However, the three year gestation period allowed the band to craft their signature sound and style.
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Despite their formation in 1976, main composer and guitarist Issei Noro waited three full years before putting his compositions onto tape.
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Gen Ohgimi - Percussion (M-3,4,7,10,12) Rie Akagi - Flute (M-5) R.P.M.(David K. Casiopea (album) Casiopea was the debut album of the jazz fusion group Casiopea released in 1979. Casiopea’s debut album from 1979 stands as one of the most important jazz fusion albums ever recorded. Album Casiopea Super Best of Casiopea (Reworked)MP3 + FLAC / Hi-Res / RAR Album Various Artists Vocal Jazz Jams FLAC + MP3 Album May J. If you don't have it already, you'll be asking yourself why you don't. If you're into fusion, you won't regret buying this album. This is their first album, and it's amazingly good. Tracklist:01 - Gypsy Wind - 00:0002 - Eyes of Mind - 04:0403 - Reflections of You - 09:5904 - Ripple Dance - 14:2705 - Life Game - 19:2506 - Make up City.
Issei Noro - Guitars Minoru Mukaiya - keyboards Yoshihiro Naruse - BassSupportedĪkira Jimbo - drums, Additional Drums & Drum Synthesizer (M-1,2,5,6,9)Additional Musicians Casiopea is one of the best jazz fusion bands of the late 70's and possibly the best to ever come out of Japan.
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