JUN FUKAMACHI — Rokuyu(1975 JAPAN Jazz-Rock, Jazz-Funk)Full Album

Jun Fukamachi — (May 21, 1946 — Nov. 22, 2010) — was a Japanese jazz-rock keyboardist who released six albums on Polydor, Express, and TAM between 1971 and 1973, followed by a dozen albums on Toshiba, Kitty, and Alfa during the mid-to-late 1970s. Fukamachi was born in Tokyo and took up piano at age three. He attended the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music. His first album, appeared in 1971 on Polydor with backing by bassist Masaoki Terakawa, drummer Motohiko Hino, and guitarist Shigenori Kamiya. Also that year, he arranged tracks on Yong Guitar, Vol.2, a covers album on Denon. In 1972, Fukamachi issued his second and third Polydor albums, Piano Solo Best of Beatles and Hello! . Concurrently, he produced sides for the folk trio Alice , singer/songwriter Yosui Inoue, and singers Lily and Ryoko Moriyama. Album · 1975 Filed under Classic Fusion By JUN FUKAMACHI Tracklist A1 Meikyu = 迷宮 00:00 A2 Hateruma = 波照間 06:01 A3 Shin-Ku = 真空 12:50 B Rokuyu = 六喩 22:44 Line-up/Musicians Drums, Timpani – Ponta Murakami Electric Bass – Rei Ohara Electric Guitar – Kenji Omura Percussion – Motoya Hamaguchi Piano, Electric Piano, Strings, Synthesizer – Jun Fukamachi Saxophone – Takeru Muraoka