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Akira Sakata & Nobuyasu Furuya Live At The Bitches Brew
CD (Item 605089) Bitches Brew (Japan), 2011 — Condition: New Copy
Amazing sounds from this Japanese duo – raw, raspy, and vibrant work on reeds – with a rich quality that really grabs us right from the start! Akira Sakata plays alto and clarinet, and Nobuyasu Furuya plays tenor, alto, clarinet, and flute – a real flurry of reeds that are handled by both players with a feel that's frenetic, yet also extremely thoughtful – a great ear for tone and timing, even when things are very free – one that makes the 80 minute performance and delight throughout! © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | ||||||
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