Himiko Kikuchi - Sevilla Breeze - Sevilla Breeze

[@hiroelquegira6339]

this sounds like the soundtrack for a fighting game, for a stage in spain

[@cabracadabra_4256]

I've been to Sevilla a whole bunch of times since it's near from where I live and i must say that it's rich culture deserves music this good. I wish more people had that Passion for Spanish culture.

[@immunok948]

This whole album is an ode to spanish music, done in that unique Himiko Kikuchi way of translating cultures and atmospheres in fusion jazz which is typically a japanese style of music. I don't know how she does that so well, but here we are. This whole album is a wonder. You can listen to it here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnuVloqkrLiqndE&ab_channel=J-PopFantasia

[@readytofly43]

3:21　鳥肌立つ　Bass Solo！

[@brianchar-bow3273]

SEVILLA BREEZE (Composed and Arranged by Himiko Kikuchi) (key) Himiko Kikuchi, (g) Masatsugu Matsumoto, (b) Naoki Watanabe, (ds) Atsuo Okamoto, (perc) Yoshinori Nomi, (tp) Kenji Yoshida, (tb) Yoichi Murata, (as) Fumio Hayashi From her album "SEVILLA BREEZE / HIMIKO KIKUCHI" Original release: November 21, 1988 Sony Music Labels Inc./CBS SONY Composed by Himiko KIKUCHI (1,4,5,6,7,), GEORGES BIZE (2,3) Arranged by Himiko Kikuchi & Masatsugu Matsumoto Produced by Keiichi Nakamura Engineer: Akira Fukada Digital Recording: August-September 1988 at CBS SONY Shinanomachi Studio Tokyo Japan World's first 48-channel digital recording: Equipment used: SONY PCM3348 48ch DAR 1. PRIMAVELA (Composed by Himiko Kikuchi) (key, synth) Himiko Kikuchi, (g) Masatsugu Matsumoto, (b) Naoki Watanabe, (ds) Atsuo Okamoto, (perc) Yoshinori Nomi, (tp) Kenji Yoshida, (tb) Yoichi Murata, (as) Fumio Hayashi 2. GYPSY SONG from Carmen (Composed by GEORGES BIZE) (key,synth) Himiko Kikuchi, (g) Masatsugu Matsumoto, (b) Naoki Watanabe, (ds) Yasushi Ichihara, (perc) Yoshinori Nomi, (tp) Kenji Yoshida, (tb) Yoichi Murata, (as) Fumio Hayashi 3. SEGUIDILLA from Carmen (Composed by GEORGES BIZE) (p) Himiko Kikuchi, (b) Keiichi Ishibashi, (ds) Yasushi Ichihara, (perc) Yoshinori Nomi, 4. TOREADOR (Composed by Himiko Kikuchi) 　(key) Himiko Kikuchi, (g) Masatsugu Matsumoto, (b) Naoki Watanabe, (ds) Yasushi Ichihara, (perc) Yoshinori Nomi, (tp) Kenji Yoshida, (tb, b-tb) Yoichi Murata, (as) Fumio Hayashi 5. BLUE GIBRALTAR (Composed by Himiko Kikuchi) (key) Himiko Kikuchi, (g) Masatsugu Matsumoto, (b) Naoki Watanabe, (ds) Yasushi Ichihara, (perc) Yoshinori Nomi, 6. SIESTA (Composed by Himiko Kikuchi) (key, synth) Himiko Kikuchi, (G) Masatsugu Matsumoto, (B) Keiichi Ishibashi, (Ds) Yasushi Ichihara, (perc) Yoshinori Nomi, (tb) Yoichi Murata, (fl) Fumio Hayashi 7. SEVILLA BREEZE (Composed by Himiko Kikuchi) (key) Himiko Kikuchi, (g) Masatsugu Matsumoto, (b) Naoki Watanabe, (ds) Atsuo Okamoto, (perc) Yoshinori Nomi, (tp) Kenji Yoshida, (tb) Yoichi Murata, (as) Fumio Hayashi This album was about “Spain” released next after “Flying Beagle”. Here, too, HIMIKO's ability to compose and arrange as a melody maker is on full display. But this album is especially impressive for her talent as a player, her wonderful touch on the piano, and the beauty of the sound, recorded with the latest equipment of the time.

[@gougou9113]

0:51 has something unique I can't put my finger on... A dash of razzle dazzle

[@brijaesibby2889]

Sevilla by Miguel Bose is the only other song about this city I've heard and they're both amazing jazz

[@SSShandy]

dude this is good

[@gooscifur5327]

SANS UNDERTALE IS REAL AND IS A FAN OF JAPANESE FUNK/SOUL

[@gougou9113]

yes it is

[@enzobonalda897]

Mario Kart type song

[@cobalt-6747]

this sounds almost like a smash bros song