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◆Cover／SPECIAL PROGRAM
True History of Japanese Blues
?Back then, if you didn't play BLUES, you weren't human?
A major blues movement swept Japan from the late 1960s to the mid-1970s.
At that time, many legendary bluesmen, including B.B. King, Albert King, Muddy Waters, Albert Collins, Buddy Guy, and Otis Rush, came to Japan one after another, and young guitar players who saw the real thing all became fascinated with blues guitar.
At the time, listening to the black bluesmen who were the roots of blues music was more cutting edge and trendy than Eric Clapton or the Rolling Stones.
In Osaka and Kyoto, bands such as the West Road Blues Band, Ueda Masaki and South to South, Breakdown, and Yuugadan were born, and blues sessions were held every night in various parts of the country outside of Kansai.
We would like to explore the history of blues in Japan through the valuable memoirs of more than 10 guitarists who were present at the time.
Interviews with Eddie Han, Kazuo Takeda, Makoto Kubota, Takashi Nagai, Junji Yamagishi, Kantaro Uchida, Mitsuki Kimura, Junji Ariyama, and Quncho
・Haruyuki Tanaka ・Fusanosuke Kondo ・Lazy Kim ・Mitsuyoshi Azuma
?Biography by Fujio Yamaguchi, Shinji Shioji, Nagao Ishida, Yoichiro Hatta, and Hitoshi Koide
?Photo Collection of Japan Tour: The Arrival of the Blues Black Ships? A Japanese Guitarist's Baptism of Authentic Blues
B.B. King / Albert King / Johnny "Guitar" Watson / Sleepy John Estes / Lightnin' Hopkins / Robert Jr. Lockwood / Muddy Waters / Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown / John Lee Hooker / Otis Rush / Buddy Guy / Robert Cray / Lowell Fulson
?Timeline of Japanese Blues History
Blues Pilgrimage: Traveling to Osaka and Kyoto, Shitoku, Tatsutatsu, and more
Where is the soul of Blues? - Kohei Tsuchiya x Rei
・Cozy Ouchi
?Column
・Tracking the true identity of Jesus Nagayama!
・Contribution by Azuma Mitsuyoshi? Back then, were people who didn't listen to BLUES not human?
・Contribution by Nagai Hotoke Takashi - Dedicated to Ayukawa Makoto, the man who loved the blues ・Who were the Ozeki Brothers?
◆Special seminars directly taught by masters
・Re-recorded! Shinji Shioji's E Shuffle Blues
From the popular feature "Direct instruction from a master!" special seminar in the magazine, we are bringing you again the blues playing seminar from the December 2007 issue, featuring Shinji Shiotsugu, a renowned guitarist who is also known as the Blues Guitar Master and Blues Sommelier.
The key is E and the rhythm is shuffle, sticking to the most basic style of blues.
I hope you will master the basics of blues through this seminar, which he left behind during his lifetime.
◆THE INSTRUMENTS
Visiting Master Builders of the World Vol.1 Steve Klein
Our special feature, Visiting Master Builders of the World, focuses on legendary guitar craftsmen and has begun.
The first episode features Steve Klein, who is known for his unique designs that incorporate ergonomics into his designs.
Through interviews and product introductions, we explore the appeal of this man known as a genius.
◆INTERVIEW
・M.D. Mokhtar
◆PICKUP
・Special talk between Frederick and Poprika on the film "A Few Minutes of Cheers" ・Starting your Gretsch life with an Electromatic
◆Serial: Tomo Fujita's guitar doesn't sound good in a day!
・Ken Yokoyama's Continuation of Sweet Little Blues
・Sakiyama Soushi's encounter with the unknown ・Jack!? "SHIORI EXPERIENCE: The Quiet Me and the Strange Old Man" extra edition ・A stroll through a musical instrument shop. Togo Kiyomaru x Guitar & Coffee Mahorama ・Kobo Path Guitar Magazine branch
◆REGULAR
・NEWS & TOPICS? What's that guitarist up to now? ・NEW DISC REVIEW
・NEW PRODUCTS REVIEW
◆Supplementary booklet: "GM SELECTIONS: Selection of Japan's Greatest Blues Performances & 60 Greatest Japanese Blues Albums"
・"It's my own fault (treat me the way you wanna do)" by West Road Blues Band ・"From Umeda to Namba" by Masaki Ueda and Junji Ariyama ・"Cleaning Lady" by Yuugadan ・"Let's Eat Meat After All" by Mitsuyoshi Azuma & The Swinging Boppers
・DISC GUIDE? 60 Japanese Blues Masterpieces that Guitarists Must Listen to
True History of Japanese Blues
?Back then, if you didn't play BLUES, you weren't human?
A major blues movement swept Japan from the late 1960s to the mid-1970s.
At that time, many legendary bluesmen, including B.B. King, Albert King, Muddy Waters, Albert Collins, Buddy Guy, and Otis Rush, came to Japan one after another, and young guitar players who saw the real thing all became fascinated with blues guitar.
At the time, listening to the black bluesmen who were the roots of blues music was more cutting edge and trendy than Eric Clapton or the Rolling Stones.
In Osaka and Kyoto, bands such as the West Road Blues Band, Ueda Masaki and South to South, Breakdown, and Yuugadan were born, and blues sessions were held every night in various parts of the country outside of Kansai.
We would like to explore the history of blues in Japan through the valuable memoirs of more than 10 guitarists who were present at the time.
Interviews with Eddie Han, Kazuo Takeda, Makoto Kubota, Takashi Nagai, Junji Yamagishi, Kantaro Uchida, Mitsuki Kimura, Junji Ariyama, and Quncho
・Haruyuki Tanaka ・Fusanosuke Kondo ・Lazy Kim ・Mitsuyoshi Azuma
?Biography by Fujio Yamaguchi, Shinji Shioji, Nagao Ishida, Yoichiro Hatta, and Hitoshi Koide
?Photo Collection of Japan Tour: The Arrival of the Blues Black Ships? A Japanese Guitarist's Baptism of Authentic Blues
B.B. King / Albert King / Johnny "Guitar" Watson / Sleepy John Estes / Lightnin' Hopkins / Robert Jr. Lockwood / Muddy Waters / Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown / John Lee Hooker / Otis Rush / Buddy Guy / Robert Cray / Lowell Fulson
?Timeline of Japanese Blues History
Blues Pilgrimage: Traveling to Osaka and Kyoto, Shitoku, Tatsutatsu, and more
Where is the soul of Blues? - Kohei Tsuchiya x Rei
・Cozy Ouchi
?Column
・Tracking the true identity of Jesus Nagayama!
・Contribution by Azuma Mitsuyoshi? Back then, were people who didn't listen to BLUES not human?
・Contribution by Nagai Hotoke Takashi - Dedicated to Ayukawa Makoto, the man who loved the blues ・Who were the Ozeki Brothers?
◆Special seminars directly taught by masters
・Re-recorded! Shinji Shioji's E Shuffle Blues
From the popular feature "Direct instruction from a master!" special seminar in the magazine, we are bringing you again the blues playing seminar from the December 2007 issue, featuring Shinji Shiotsugu, a renowned guitarist who is also known as the Blues Guitar Master and Blues Sommelier.
The key is E and the rhythm is shuffle, sticking to the most basic style of blues.
I hope you will master the basics of blues through this seminar, which he left behind during his lifetime.
◆THE INSTRUMENTS
Visiting Master Builders of the World Vol.1 Steve Klein
Our special feature, Visiting Master Builders of the World, focuses on legendary guitar craftsmen and has begun.
The first episode features Steve Klein, who is known for his unique designs that incorporate ergonomics into his designs.
Through interviews and product introductions, we explore the appeal of this man known as a genius.
◆INTERVIEW
・M.D. Mokhtar
◆PICKUP
・Special talk between Frederick and Poprika on the film "A Few Minutes of Cheers" ・Starting your Gretsch life with an Electromatic
◆Serial: Tomo Fujita's guitar doesn't sound good in a day!
・Ken Yokoyama's Continuation of Sweet Little Blues
・Sakiyama Soushi's encounter with the unknown ・Jack!? "SHIORI EXPERIENCE: The Quiet Me and the Strange Old Man" extra edition ・A stroll through a musical instrument shop. Togo Kiyomaru x Guitar & Coffee Mahorama ・Kobo Path Guitar Magazine branch
◆REGULAR
・NEWS & TOPICS? What's that guitarist up to now? ・NEW DISC REVIEW
・NEW PRODUCTS REVIEW
◆Supplementary booklet: "GM SELECTIONS: Selection of Japan's Greatest Blues Performances & 60 Greatest Japanese Blues Albums"
・"It's my own fault (treat me the way you wanna do)" by West Road Blues Band ・"From Umeda to Namba" by Masaki Ueda and Junji Ariyama ・"Cleaning Lady" by Yuugadan ・"Let's Eat Meat After All" by Mitsuyoshi Azuma & The Swinging Boppers
・DISC GUIDE? 60 Japanese Blues Masterpieces that Guitarists Must Listen to
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Founded in 1975, Ikebe Music is one of Japan's largest general music stores.Thanks to its long history and proven track record, it has earned the trust of musicians and music fans not only in Japan but around the world.
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