WHAT, ME WORRY? is Yukihiro’s fourth solo album originally released in 1982 on the YEN Label launched with Haruomi Hosono and Alfa Records. In addition to Japanese musicians Haruomi Hosono, Ryuichi...
Neuromantic is Takahashi’s first solo release for ALFA and his third solo album overall. In addition to Japanese musicians Haruomi Hosono, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Kenji Omura, the album also feature...
Great Tracks/Sony Japan delivers us a repressing of Yukihiro Takehashi's Tomorrow's Just Another Day. This 1983 LP puts the focus on his singing; in both English and Japanese. The result was his h...
A limited edition seven inch single from Fuji of two tracks from Hosono House: Koi wa Momoiro and Fuku wa uchi Oni wa soto. This was originally released in 1973 and has now been repressed! We lov...
You’d be forgiven for not knowing about these Studio Ghibli commissioned jazz reworkings of much-loved classic soundtracks with the three-piece All That Jazz being one of Japan’s best kept secrets...
The self-titled Tin Pan Alley debut LP brought together Haroumi Hosono, Masataka Matsutoya, Shigeru Suzuki, Tatsuo Hayashi to deliver an excellent and varied LP. Starting with Caramel Rag, a piano...
Following the sell-out success of our landmark compilation, J Jazz: deep modern jazz from Japan 1969-1984, BBE Records is thrilled to present another exploration into the very finest Japanese moder...
Junko Ohashi went to New York to record Point Zero; with New York musicians. This stands in contrast to her previous LP, Postcard Fantasy, that was recorded in LA. She trades her aspirational and ...
Makoto Kubota’s Machiboke LP is repressed by Universal Music Japan. Originally released in 1973, Machiboke was his first solo album while he was with Hadaka No Rarīzu. He co-produced it with Masat...
The second edition of the Dangerhouse compilation series. Like the first edition in the series, Frontier Records compiles classic tracks and rarities from LA/SoCal bands. This pressing celebrates...
This LP's reputation is excellent, so we're not going to spend too much time telling you how great it is. You're probably already aware and happy to get your hands on a copy of it. There is a goo...
Immerse yourself into the frenetic live performance of Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band through this limited re-release double LP!
This show from 1978 shows Captain Beefheart at his crazy best...
Wewantsounds continues their Akiko Yano reissue program with the release of Japanese Girl, her landmark debut album from 1976. Backed by Little Feat with Lowell George and by top Japanese musicians...
People's 1971 album, Ceremony-Buddha Meet Rock is considered by many to be a psychedelic masterpiece. This level or praise made it highly sought after by fans all over the world. The concept of ...
Originally released in 1985, Yumi Murata's Desire is considered a classic of Japanese New Wave music. Produced and arranged by Masanori Sasaji, this LP sounds big and Murata's vocals are front and...
A re-release of Ryuichi Sakamoto's 1981 7" single of Computer Obaachan (Computer Grandma) with a B-Side of Photo Musik. Computer Obaachan was written as a theme song for an NHK program and sounds ...
Following the already classic Wamono A to Z trilogy, 180g presents an exceptional collection of jazz funk / rare groove tunes recorded in the mid-seventies at the Nippon Columbia studios by three...
Yasuke Ogawa pulls together a wonderful collection of Japanese Jazz from the Nippon Columbia catalog. This collection is brought to us by 180G on two 180G (obviously) black LPs, in a gatefold pack...
Originally released in 1980, Public Pressure is Yellow Magic Orchestra’s third release and their first live album. Upon its original release in Japan, the album reached number one on the Oricon cha...
This LP documents the early Southern California punk scene by collecting standout tracks from some of it's best bands. The Wierdos, X, Dils, and more tear through a tight set of songs that capture...
Wewantsounds continues their Ryuichi Sakamoto reissue series with the release of the 1985 album Esperanto, composed for a performance by New York avant-garde choreographer Molissa Fenley. Produced ...
We Release Jazz announce the official reissue of Hiroshi Suzuki's Cat, a glorious jazz-fusion-funk holy grail originally released in 1976. Cat was recorded in October 1975 at Nippon Columbia Studio...
New "regular edition" on 140 gram vinyl. We Release Jazz (WRWTFWW Records' new sister-label) presents its first release, the official reissue of Ryo Fukui's highly sought-after masterpiece Scenery,...
This is the 2021 We Release Jazz "regular edition" of Ryo Fukui's Mellow Dream. It is the same brilliant pressing as before, on 140G vinyl, half speed mastered and without an OBI. It sounds excell...
