V/A - Ryukyu Rare Groove Crossover - Okinawa Jazz Funk 1964 - 1984 LP

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V/A - Ryukyu Rare Groove Crossover - Okinawa Jazz Funk 1964 - 1984 LPA selection of Jazz Funk arrangements of folk melodies from Okinawa, Japan's southern islands A must have for Asian rare groove fans A compilation of tracks that rearrange Okinawan folk songs into Jazz Funk, crossover, and large ensemble jazz, featuring works by Kiyoshi Yamaya, who was also highlighted in "Diggers Dozen" (BBE) by the Japanese DJ MURO, known as the "King of Diggin," and "Wamono Groove: Shakuhachi & Koto Jazz Funk 1976" (180g). This

and a giant vault

and therefore I opted for these three pieces instead

accompanied by anarcho-bass lines and awkward guitar sounds

He can make any living thing dance and then sit down with a click

featuring members of: NOXe

The Pop Group

Rushford's work on viola is as idiosyncratic as you'd expect

and even the US dudes Brian Jonestown Massacre is undeniable

captivating sound from complex components

often uncharted territories of groove-oriented

There are no drums on the album

unrestrained use of every component in the drum kit