▒ Watazumi Doso Roshi ● 即音乱調 𝓢𝓸𝓴𝓸𝓲𝓷𝓻𝓪𝓷𝓬𝓱𝓸 (1970)

[@breakfastplan4518]

I remember going to Japan to begin my shakuhachi study. My teacher played watazumi-do for me after my first lesson. I didnt like it at all. He laughed at me and said ( And i $hit you not... ) "Once you have completed your studies, you will come back to this music.... and you will eat those words." He was right, because I would like to go back in time and slap myself. Watazumi-do was not only a master, but also a genius. On another level and underappreciated in his time. Thank you for sharing this music, Ben!

[@davidcrawford3906]

Don't tire of being thanked! Watazumi Doso Roshi is a true Shakuhachi master!

[@thepoetdao2083]

thank you very much for sharing, Ben! Nowadays we need to be reminded of peace and serenity more than ever 🌱

[@markburmich2275]

Ben. Another thank you!! I’ve been recently listening to all your Watazumi recordings. They’re ideal for my morning meditation walks! He touches the sublime!

[@dahlavibez5726]

Oh heck that's a close up of toe holes .. awesome discovery

[@mothratemporalradio517]

Listening to this with a thunderstorm in the background.. ☁⚡⛅ 🎼🏯🗾

[@diderichlangmannen]

Absolutely pure. Excellent.

[@silviamileto9401]

Splendido, come lo scorrere di un corso d'acqua...

[@jeffreymenear4528]

Respect to you for sharing! This is beautiful and powerful music.

[@larryr.mabutas7291]

Love this perfect for being alone with nature.

[@_chary990]

hey, many thanks for all the Watazumi albums Ben! I always love seeing more traditional Japanese music pop up on YT

[@MidNightsHunter]

Thank you for your special sound gifting.

[@charlescazes1411]

Excellent !

[@yevgeniy-eugene]

Thank you❤🎉

[@tomaszmigdal]

Thank You for sharing. Exceptional peace of music .

[@ohZopy]

Beautiful.

[@sammyersfingerstyleguitar]

Have I thanked you lately for sharing these Watazumi records? Well, thanks!

[@terminalcitytraining]

Mr. Gerstein thank you.

[@Cednj]

❤❤❤

[@dennismason3740]

Did You Know...Philips had factories dedicated to radio parts for the Nazi regime in WW2 and the Brits bombed it into rubble. Philips pioneered audio recording systems that touched my life.

[@niallmunday9115]

thank you very much for the upload

[@Nikolasskordas]

thank you

[@jaimeestradagall2231]

Watazumi lastima que sea una grabación me gustaría escucharte en vivo y directo cuando esté sumergido en lo más divino y miserable de mi ser bendiciones

[@bamboosa]

I have this on cassette. YT, y'know?

[@anten165]

could you upload more audio Mr.Gerstein? I have looked for them for a long time. Thank you very much.

[@sritantra]

No shakuhchi -- *_TÀKE_*

[@bart-v]

Isn't (B2) "So Shingetsu" and (B3) "Shinseki"?