Himiko Kikuchi live - After the Festival

[@KellonMelon65]

I would pay good money for this entire concert, wherever and whenever it was.

[@giantsdrumroom]

It is almost impossible to find video recordings of Himiko, what a pity though... Also I would like to see the drummer performing on the songs, maybe one day there will be more to explore.

[@ocekaocena]

2:03 the best part si ini

[@rraia_25]

Iya bang

[@bencarter8324]

WOW that solo by Kikuchi

[@brianchar-bow3273]

AFTER THE FESTIVAL/　HIMIKO KIKUCHI （Music Composed, Arranged by Himiko Kikuchi） From her 2nd album『Flashing』(released in 1981) HIMIKO KIKUCHI　〇Her leader albums 1st『Don't Be Stupid』(1980) 2nd『Flashing』(1981) 3rd.『 All Right』(1982) 4th『Woman』(1983) 5th『Reverse It』(1984) 6th "SHINRA-BANSHO (All things that Happens in the Universe)" (1985) 7th『Flying Beagle』(1987) 8th『Sevilla Breeze』(1988, ) 9th『BEAM』(1993) 10th『HIMIKO KIKUCHI BIG BAND LIVE』(2000) 11th "Furusato ~Home In My Soul" (2005) 12th『DQ * The Live!』 (2007) Best Albums Himiko The Best "Refrain" (Continental, 1984) Feel So Good Himiko The Best Vol-2" (Continental, 1986) HIMIKO KIKUCHI BEST COLLECTION" (Continental, 1988) Himiko was born in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. Started playing classical piano at the age of 7, as well as playing the electone and pipe organ. At the age of 12, she participated in the "Yamaha Electone Competition Japan" where she performed Bach's "Toccata and Fugue in D minor" and won second prize. She studied composition from the age of 15 and won the Yamaha Electone Competition Japan at the age of 16.　 In college, she majored in music and graduated from the Music Department of Miyagi Gakuin University. In 1979, she performed at the "Montreux Jazz Festival" in Switzerland as a member of the "Inner Galaxy Orchestra led by Bingo Miki. The following year, 1980, she made her major record debut in Japan with original album "Don't Be Stupid," recorded with Ernie Watts (Sax). Since then, she released a series of original albums in the 80s and 90s. In 1999, she and her husband, guitarist Masatsugu Matsumoto, moved to her husband's hometown of Tottori, Japan. She has participated in local music activities and received the "30th Tottori City Cultural Award" in 2005. Unfortunately, her works were ignored by the music industry in Europe and the U.S., as she did not have the opportunity to sign release contracts in Western countries and international markets at her peak. So her releases albums remained in Japan, and unknown hidden from the rest of the world for a long time, until the advent of the Internet and media like KZbin.

[@dxman4]

¡¡Lo mejor de lo mejor!!

[@angelsantospacheco]

Por Dios casi lloro

[@Pod-e4m]

awesome!

[@TheOdilon]

Vim pela dica do Ed Motta ! 🇧🇷

[@angelsantospacheco]

Genio