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Isao Suzuki Trio – Black Orpheus (E/E) – LP, JP 1982, No OBI
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Isao Suzuki Trio – Black Orpheus (E/E) – LP, JP 1982, No OBI

Isao Suzuki Trio – Black Orpheus (E/E) – LP, JP 1982, No OBI

$45.31

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Isao Suzuki Trio – Black Orpheus (E/E) – LP, JP 1982, No OBI—

$129.47

$45.31

The Story

Condition: Second Hand
Media: Excellent (E)
Cover: Excellent (E)
Comments: Japanese pressing with insert no obi. Plays well with minimal crackle on our system.
  • Description
  • Release details
  • Tracklist

  • Black Orpheus is an LP by Isao Suzuki Trio from 1982 released on the Three Blind Mice, Trio Records label.

    About this album

    Black Orpheus is a lyrical, finely shaped set from the Isao Suzuki Trio, balancing modal jazz subtlety with soul-jazz warmth. Issued in 1976, the album draws its title from the bossa nova standard “Manha De Carnaval” while moving through reflective readings of “Angel Eyes”, “Who Can I Turn To?” and “In A Sentimental Mood” before opening out into bluesier territory. Suzuki’s trio setting keeps the focus on interplay, tone and space rather than display, giving the performances a poised, intimate character. It stands as a strong example of Japanese jazz’s international reach in the 1970s.

    Genre: Jazz

  • Artist: Isao Suzuki Trio
    Label: Three Blind Mice, Trio Records – PAP-20010
    Format: LP, Album, Reissue
    Units: 1
    Country: Japan
    Released: 1982
    Genre: Jazz
    Style: Modal, Soul-Jazz

  • A1 Manha De Carnaval
    A2 Angel Eyes
    B1 Who Can I Turn To
    B2 In A Sentimental Mood
    B3 Blues

Description

Condition: Second Hand
Media: Excellent (E)
Cover: Excellent (E)
Comments: Japanese pressing with insert no obi. Plays well with minimal crackle on our system.
  • Description
  • Release details
  • Tracklist

  • Black Orpheus is an LP by Isao Suzuki Trio from 1982 released on the Three Blind Mice, Trio Records label.

    About this album

    Black Orpheus is a lyrical, finely shaped set from the Isao Suzuki Trio, balancing modal jazz subtlety with soul-jazz warmth. Issued in 1976, the album draws its title from the bossa nova standard “Manha De Carnaval” while moving through reflective readings of “Angel Eyes”, “Who Can I Turn To?” and “In A Sentimental Mood” before opening out into bluesier territory. Suzuki’s trio setting keeps the focus on interplay, tone and space rather than display, giving the performances a poised, intimate character. It stands as a strong example of Japanese jazz’s international reach in the 1970s.

    Genre: Jazz

  • Artist: Isao Suzuki Trio
    Label: Three Blind Mice, Trio Records – PAP-20010
    Format: LP, Album, Reissue
    Units: 1
    Country: Japan
    Released: 1982
    Genre: Jazz
    Style: Modal, Soul-Jazz

  • A1 Manha De Carnaval
    A2 Angel Eyes
    B1 Who Can I Turn To
    B2 In A Sentimental Mood
    B3 Blues