Art Ensamble of Chicago/Kanagawa,Japan 1984

In April 1984, the live performance recorded in Yokohama, which will be the first appearance from the second performance in Japan after 10 years, was recorded using the excavated soundboard sound source, and all songs are recorded from the overwhelming stage that begins with the host at the beginning. The shocking complete version has been released. From the second performance in Japan, the Tokyo performance has been officially released, but this Yokohama performance has no duplicate songs from the Tokyo performance, and has recorded a masterpiece that cannot be missed. Yoshio Gyoda’s opening announcement also includes behind-the-scenes stories from the time. The style, which centers on Lester Bowie’s trumpet, Roscoe Mitchell, and Joseph German’s saxophone, and also includes Malachi Favors and Don Moyet, brings together all the elements of jazz, and is full of shock, heat, and emotion. The album is the only one that is remembered. Furthermore, the state of preservation of the excavated tape itself is very good, and it records the best stereo sound board sound source, and its sound quality perfectly reproduces their brilliance. Live at Yokohama 04/1984 Disc 1 1.Introduction 2.Tuning 3.New York Is Full Of Lonely 4.Improvisation 5.Reese And The Smooth Ones 6.Tutankhamun Disc 2 1.Introduction 2.Tuning 3.Dreaming Of The Master 4.Improvisation 5.Nonaah 6.Improvisation 7.Chant 8.The Key 9.Odwalla / Theme Lester Bowie (tpt, flh, perc) Roscoe Mitchell (sax, fl, cl, perc) Joseph Jarman (sax, fl, perc) Malachi Favors (b, perc) Don Moyet (dr, perc)