Wamono A to Z Vol III: Japanese Light Mellow Funk Disco & Boogie 1978-1988
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DJ YOSHIZAWA DYNAMITE JP/CHINTAM/VARIOUS

Wamono A to Z Vol III: Japanese Light Mellow Funk Disco & Boogie 1978-1988 (180 gram vinyl LP)

180g Japan

Cat: 180GWALP 03. Rel: 4 Oct 21
International


Side 1 - Track 1. Tetsuo Sakurai - Kimono Side 1 - Track 2. Jadoes - Friday Night (extended dance mix) Side 1 - Track 3. Yumi Sato - Ame Side 1 - Track 4. Kiyohiko Ozaki - Ojosan Ote Yawaraka Ni Side 2 - Track 1. Hitomi Tohyama - Rainy Driver Side 2 - Track 2. Sentimental City Romance - Hello Suisei Side 2 - Track 3. Mizuki Koyama - Kare Niwa Kanawanai Side 2 - Track 4. Hitomi Tohyama - Sweet Soul Music (Kiss Of Life)

For the latest edition of their essential Wamano A to Z compilation series - the third to date - DJ Yoshiwza Dynamite JP and Chintam have decided to focus on "Japanese light mellow funk, disco and boogie" tracks recorded between 1978 and '88. Like its' predecessors, the eight-track set is heavy on obscurities and little-known cuts, as well as bona fide killer cuts. There's much to savour throughout, from the intergalactic, slap-bass propelled boogie brilliance of Jadoes' 'Friday Night (Extended Mix)' and the laidback funk bliss of Yumi Sato's 'Ame', to the smooth jazz-funk lusciousness of Hitomi Tohyama's 'Rainy Driver' and the Latin-infused, Teena Marie style electrofunk brilliance of Mizuki Koyami's 'Kare Niwa Kanawanai'.


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