Label:Oasis Records
Country:Japan
Used LP 1981
Disc:VG+/EX (great shape)
Jacket:VG+ (scuffs, light brown wear)
Guitarist Takeshi Kobayashi released his independent second album, following the first album "Yunta". After the release of Yunta, "Kobayashi's thoughts at the time were fascinated by the music of various parts of Asia, full of energy different from the commercial Japanese music of the time" and fragments of "scenes from his travels to Asia, etc." as the source, guitar, piano, synthesizer, percussion, in addition Russian string instrument Balalaika, sitar, woodwind instrument Barnsley from the Indian subcontinent, bamboo flute Surin, and other ethnic instruments, while almost single-handedly created a multi-recording work. The shimmering folk music that was sublimated in him, led by such as A2 "Alma's Cloud", which is a tribute to the guitar, A5 "Himalayan Mountain Lights", which uses a "Minyo scale" to describe the peaks of the Himalayas as seen during a trip to India, long tune B1 "Doten" representing Tsugaru shamisen on guitar.
ギター奏者小林たけしがファーストアルバム"ユンタ"に続いて発表した自主セカンドアルバム。ユンタのリリース後、その当時の商業的な日本の音楽とは違うエネルギーに満ちたアジア各地の音楽に魅せられていた当時の小林の想いや旅の風景の断片を源に、ギター,ピアノ,シンセサイザー,パーカッションに加えロシアの弦楽器バラライカ,シタール,インド亜大陸発祥の木管楽器バーンスリー,竹製の笛スリンなど民族楽器を交えながらほぼ1人で作り上げた多重録音作品。ギターに対する想いが込められた”アルマの雲”、インド旅行の際に見たヒマラヤの峰々を民謡音階を使って表現した”ヒマラヤ山光”、ギターで津軽三味線を演奏した長編曲”どってん”などを筆頭に彼の中で昇華された煌めくフォークミュージックが広がっています。
A2 - アルマの雲
A5 - ヒマラヤ山光
B3 - ラグ・ラグ・バリ
