Sanyo Demonstration Tape 1. A taste of honey ， 2. Le petite melodie

[@edfcano]

I've been looking for this cassette for years. It was included in the radio recorder I bought in 1980. Eternally grateful for having published it. He buscado este cassette por años. Estaba incluído en el radiograbador que compré en 1980. Eternamente agradecido por haberlo publicado.

[@ramonledesma8785]

Siiii, la trajo mi primer radiograbador Sanyo y me encantaba, hasta que un día un amigo la borró sin querer y la busqué por años. Mas adelante l descubrí en KZbin con la versión de Herp Albert y la Tijuana Jazz Band. Ahora la encontré acá. Muchas gracias por subirla.

[@paolorams767]

amazing video

[@sonnyblack5253]

I never thought i would hear this ever again.Thank you

[@jonathanchan7886]

Wow! What a memory! And the sound quality is even much better than that in my memory 40+ years ago.

[@jkkay477]

Great quality digitisation, thanks! I still have my copy of this tape even though the radio cassette deck itself died 40 years ago.

[@josemariamolina4555]

Buenas tardes. Cuando estrené mi radio cassete sanyo stereo, traía esta cassete y me retrotrae a esa época, genial volverla a escuchar, gracias

[@vz691f]

Thank you so much. This was the demo tape of the first tape recorder my family owned. Nice memories. I'm looking for another Sanyo demo tape that had Red River Valley.

[@assaassa7663]

I used to listen to the music of this Sanyo Demonstration tape in ~1982.

[@AndyKitchen-ir5fq]

As a young 10yo drummer this was part of my practice, thank you for posting this😊. They were likely professional studio musicians, would love to know who they were! Perhaps we’ll never know

[@pablovilan]

El guitarrista que grabó el "Sanyo Demonstration Tape 1", que incluye las canciones "A Taste of Honey" y "Le Petite Melodie", es Yamashita Tatsuro. Este tape es parte de una serie de demostraciones que fueron muy populares en Japón en la década de 1980, especialmente entre los aficionados al audio de alta fidelidad. Tatsuro Yamashita es un conocido músico japonés, célebre por su contribución al género "City Pop". // Según GPT