Moonlight Singing TSOV-41 Instead of relying strictly on

Instead of relying strictly on fast tempos as on Kill 'Em All

but Beyond the Black Stump smacks of a band getting it's ducks in a row

drummer Kyle Gibson

he played in the Isao Suzuki sextet and was part of their landmark jazz-funk album Ako's Dream (1976)

Shifting effortlessly between the political and the personal

Moonlight Singing TSOV-41 Instead of relying strictly onLater renamed Akira Okamoto, who provided music to many artists, this 1978 release is under the original name of Issei Okamoto. Listening, you can imagine yourself standing alone at the shore at night as the waves roll out. There are songs lined up that make you feel loneliness and wandering, and also jazzy pop bops such as the title song 'Moonlight Singing.' Tatsuro Yamashita and Hiroshi Sato play as arrangement musicians. Ryuichi Sakamoto, Haruomi