Yamamoto Tsuyoshi Trio* - Misty (CD)

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   Kigarg

   31.08.2019

   Oct 17,  · Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio "Live at Misty" (SACD) Sweet Georgia Brown The loving Touch Dark Eyes Moanin

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   Daishakar

   31.08.2019

   Misty is my favorite Jazz piece, and Tsuyoshi Yamamoto is my favorite Jazz pianist. I bought this SACD just for track #1 - Misty. All other tracks in this disc are bonus for me, and I enjoyed them. In terms of sonic performance, as with all FIM SACDs, the recording is superb. Very good soundstage and imaging, piano sounds as real as it can get.

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   Kazibar

   01.09.2019

   Feb 01,  · Discogs で Yamamoto, Tsuyoshi Trio* - Misty に関するリリース、レビュー、クレジット、楽曲などを発見し、Yamamoto, Tsuyoshi Trio* のコレクションを完成させましょう。/5().

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   Kazilar

   02.09.2019

   Description Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio Misty on Gold CD from Impex Records State-of-the-Art 24K HDCD-Encoded Gold CD Mastered by Kevin Gray Few, if any, international audiophile jazz recordings have maintained the kind of deep and profound influence over techniques and even entire label repertoire as Three Blind Mice’s.

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   Mikajora

   04.09.2019

   Misty - Live At Jazz Is (CD) by Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio is in stock now.,Japan,Music CD, (2 CD).

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   Mogal

   02.09.2019

   Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio - Misty Misty () Blues () Yesterdays () Honey Suckle Rose () Smoke Gets in Your Eyes () I Don't Know What Time it Was () Angel Eyes ().

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   Moogujora

   26.08.2019

   This is a hybrid SACD so it will play on any CD player but sounds best on a player that can read the high resolution SACD layer. It is still factory sealed. We specialize in new and used CDs and vinyl records including rare and out of print titles.

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   Mikagar

   30.08.2019

   Long tracks and plenty of room to groove – a really great little session from Japanese pianist Tsuyoshi Yamamoto, and one with some added conga to boot! Don't confuse this one with Yamamoto's other 70s date with Misty in the name, because this album's a live one – and it comes across with a good deal of energy, even when things are a bit mellow – a sense of freedom on the Brand: Three Blind Mice/Craftman (Japan) (Label).

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