Groovy record from Akira Ishikawa and the Count Buffalos, a group mostly known for their jazz funk and fusion of the early 70s and late 60s. For this record they step out in a club mode with some sweet touches of disco! Still a jazz at its core but with added chorus vocals, keyboards, and strings with a strong instrumental focus overall and groovy rhythms.

• Limited Edition
• King Record Japan
• Audiophile Vinyl

Akira Ishikawa, a drummer who led new jazz bands from the late 1960s to the 1970s.

This work, which he released under the name of “Akira Ishikawa and Count Buffaloes”, incorporates various elements such as rock, funk, and afro brings experimental elements to jazz, and also serves as a backing for pop and popular songs, entertainment. A compilation album created with the motif of Okinawa by Ishikawa, who is a rare person who also has various elements.

Kayo Ishu (child) and Time Five’s chorus add glamor to Japanese MFSB-like performances that incorporate disco beats.

Groovy record from Akira Ishikawa and the Count Buffalos, a group mostly known for their jazz funk and fusion of the early 70s and late 60s. For this record they step out in a club mode with some sweet touches of disco! Still a jazz at its core but with added chorus vocals, keyboards, and strings with a strong instrumental focus overall and groovy rhythms.

Track Listing:

A1 サスカッチ
A2 High School Cadets
A3 Baby Elephant Walk
A4 C'est Si Bon

B1 Okinawa Blues 沖縄ブルース
B2 Sea Side Bound
B3 谷茶前
B4 Sunset Okinawa サンセット沖縄

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