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| Language | Japanese |
Disc Collection: Japanese Fusion is a comprehensive guide to the world of Japanese fusion music, a genre that continues to gain worldwide recognition alongside the growing popularity of city pop. Supervised by music writer Hitoshi Kurimoto, this volume explores the artists, albums, and recordings that helped define Japan's unique fusion sound from the 1970s and 1980s through the modern era.
Featuring more than 400 albums in full color, the book introduces both celebrated classics and lesser-known gems from across the Japanese fusion scene. Readers can discover influential artists such as Masayoshi Takanaka, CASIOPEA, T-SQUARE, Sadao Watanabe, Yuji Ohno, Naoya Matsuoka, and many more through detailed commentary and album guides.This guide thoroughly covers 100 must-listen albums and 300 important works from 1975 to 1989. With columns exploring its relationship to jazz vocals and city pop, this definitive guide provides a comprehensive overview of Japanese fusion music.
This book is a detailed guide to Japanese fusion music, featuring reviews, commentary, and recommendations covering more than 400 albums. It highlights both famous releases and lesser-known recordings that helped shape the genre.
The guide covers many influential performers, including Masayoshi Takanaka, CASIOPEA, T-SQUARE, Sadao Watanabe, Yuji Ohno, Kazumi Watanabe, and numerous other artists associated with Japanese fusion music.
Yes. The book includes curated selections of essential albums and accessible commentary, making it a great starting point for readers looking to explore the genre.
This book is ideal for fans of jazz, fusion, city pop, vinyl collecting, and Japanese music history. It's especially useful for listeners looking to discover influential albums and artists.
Yes. As part of the popular Disc Collection series, it is a valuable reference book for music collectors and enthusiasts of Japanese fusion.
Absolutely. Its in-depth coverage and beautifully presented album artwork make it an excellent gift for music lovers, record collectors, and fans of Japanese jazz and fusion.