the song is somewhat overshadowed by its three versions (or five on the CD reissue)
capturing a pivotal moment in the musician's life and Japanese society
The title alludes to the statement "Houston
" Hutcherson also collaborates with pianist Mulgrew Miller (who showcases his impressive soloing skills
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Locus Lo-Fi the song is somewhat overshadowedTatsuya Nakamura's 1984 fusion masterpiece, now reissued for the first time. A dynamic septet session blending heavy samba, free jazz, and avant garde textures. Featuring trumpet (Shinobu Fujimoto), bass (Hideto Kanai), guitar (Kazumasa Akiyama), keys (Jun Fukamachi), and percussion (Tatsuji Yokoyama). Recorded live at Audio Technica Hall, this Sea Horse Records gem captures Nakamura's vision as a bandleader and drummer, bridging his New York free