TERUMASA HINO MEETS REGGIE WORKMAN ‎– A PART (CANYON RECORDS, LOVE RECORDS, 1971)

A.  A Part

B1. Ode To Workman
B2. Be And Know


Reggie Workman, bass
Yuji Imamura, congas
Motohiko Hino, drums
Kiyoshi Sugimoto, guitar
Hideo Ichikawa, piano, electric piano
Takao Uematsu, tenor saxophone, bass clarinet
Terumasa Hino, trumpet, flugelhorn


Recorded at T.S.C. Japan on 1 & 8 November and 3 December, 1970.

Canyon Records - CAJ-1005

LP Rip

MASABUMI KIKUCHI SEXTET ‎– HAIRPIN CIRCUS / A SHORT STORY FOR IMAGE (PHILIPS, 1972)

A1. Circus (Theme From Hairpin Circus)

A2. For Travelers

A3. Luna Eclipse ~ Lamentation

A4. Pierrot's Samba

B1. Yellow Carcass In The Blue

B2. Provincial

B3. Sadness

B4. Circus ~ No Trace

Yoshio Suzuki, bass, electric bass
Motohiko Hino, drums
Yoshiyuki Nakamura, drums
Masabumi Kikuchi, Fender piano, piano
Masahiro Kikuchi, organ
Kosuke Mine, soprano saxophone


Recorded at Mouri Studio & Victor Studio, Tokyo,1972

Philips ‎– FX-8521 (LP); FS-1707 (7")

LP + 7" Rip

USHIO SAKAI - JAM IN YOKOTA (ELEC RECORDS, 1973)

A1. Minor Kimuchi
A2. Blues Talk

B1. Mrs. Robinson
B2. Soul Talk

C1. Pig's Legs
C2. Blind Man

D1. Blues In My Soul
D2. Georgia On My Mind
D3. Pepe


Ushio Sakai, Hammond B3 organ
Tetsuo Fushimi, trumpet
Teddy Adams, trombone
Takeru (Ken) Muraoka, tenor saxophone
Hidehiko Matsumoto, tenor saxophone
Ryo Kawasaki, guitar
Motohiko Hino, drums

Elec Records - ELW-3004

Recorded live at the Yokota Non-Commissioned Officers' Open Mess, on 8 April 1973

LP Rip

TERUMASA HINO QUINTET ‎– PEACE AND LOVE (CANYON RECORDS, 1971)

A. Gongen

B. Peace And Love



Reggie Workman, bass
Motohiko Hino, drums
Kiyoshi Sugimoto, guitar
Teruo Nakamura, percussion
Hideo Ichikawa, piano
Terumasa Hino, trumpet


Recorded at TSC Japan on 29 September and 1 October 1970

Canyon Records ‎– CAJ-1004

LP Rip

MASABUMI KIKUCHI ‎– POO-SUN (PHILIPS, 1970)

A1. Dancing Mist
A2. Thanatos

B1. E.J.
B2. Yellow Carcass In The Blue
B3. Puzzle Ring
B4. My Companion



Yoshio Ikeda, bass
Hiroshi Murakami, drums
Motohiko Hino, drums
Hideo Ichikawa, electric piano, organ
Keiji Kishida, percussion
Masabumi Kikuchi, piano, electric piano
Kosuke Mine, alto & soprano saxophone



Recorded at Victor Studio on 2 August (A1), 7 September A2, B1-3 and 9 September 1970

Philips ‎– FX-8506

LP Rip

ISAO SUZUKI ‎– THREE CUSHION (PADDLE WHEEL, 1981)

A1. Perhaps
A2. Moritat
A3. Together Again

B1. Three-Cushion
B2. You Don't Know What Love Is
B3. Sandy


Isao Suzuki, bass
Motohiko Hino, drums
Yoshiaki Miyanoue, guitar
Ichiro Doi, piano
Akira Miyazawa, tenor saxophone
Tadanori Konakawa, trombone


Recorded at King Studio 2, Tokyo, on 6 May 1981

Paddle Wheel ‎– K28P-6119

LP Rip

EDDIE DANIELS ‎– THIS IS NEW (TAKT JAZZ SERIES, 1968)

A1. The Strut
A2. Thirsty Soul
A3. This Is New

B1. Wistful Moment
B2. Giant Steps
B3. Why Did I Choose You?


Kunimitsu Inaba, bass
Motohiko Hino, drums
Masabumi Kikuchi, piano
Eddie Daniels, tenor saxophone, clarinet
Terumasa Hino, trumpet


Recorded on August 4, 1968

Takt Jazz Series ‎– XMS-10005-CT; CD - COCB-31027

CD Rip

TAKEHIRO HONDA & GERD DUDEK ‎– FLYING TO THE SKY (TRIO RECORDS, 1971)

A1. Dji-Dji-Eitch-Eitch

B1. Flying To The Sky
B2. Floating On The Sea

Günter Lenz, bass
Motohiko Hino, drums
Takehiro Honda, piano, electric piano
Gerd Dudek, tenor & sopranino saxophone

Recorded March 1, 1971

Trio Records ‎– RSP-9019

Vinyl Rip

TERUMASA HINO - ALONE, ALONE AND ALONE AND ALONE TOGETHER (COLUMBIA, TAKT JAZZ SERIES, 1970)

ALONE, ALONE AND ALONE

A1. Alone, Alone And Alone
A2. Soulful

B1. Summertime
B2. Downswing
B3. B-Lunch

Terumasa Hino, trumpet

Motohiko Hino, drums

Yuji Ohno, piano

Kunimitsu Inaba, bass

Recorded at Teichikukaikan Studio, Nov. 16, 17 1967 

Columbia, Takt Jazz Series  ‎– XMS-10023 - 1970

This re-issue, Columbia Tact Jazz Series YS-7037-CT, 1980. 

Vinyl Rip

ALONE TOGETHER

A. Introduction - Alone Together

B1. Satsuki

B2. Make Left

Steve Grossman, alto & soprano saxophone

Richard Davis, bass, electric bass

Motohiko Hino, drums

Harold Mabern, piano, electric piano 

Terumasa Hino, trumpet, flugelhorn

Recorded at "Sound Media" Studio, New York, Apr. 6, 7, 1970 

Takt Jazz Series, Columbia ‎– XMS-10027-CT - 1970
This re-issue, Columbia Tact Jazz Series - YS7510-CT, 1977.

Vinyl Rip

Terumasa Hino Quintet - Live in Berlin 1971 (Victor SMJX-10128)

 More Terumasa Hino, here's a favourite, unbelievably out of print, by Hino's touring quintet of the early 70's, incredibly inventive unit, stradling freeish post Bop, Fusion, you name it.
Of note specifically is some remarkably free shredding by guitarist Kyoshi Sugimoto (Taku Sugimoto's father), who steals the show here, for me, along with Hino's folksy vocal tone and incendiary attack...

Cycle Circle, on side one has a lurching ominousness that's very similar territory to K.Komeda's Astigmatic.

ENJOY!!

GROUP EVERYTHING EVERYTHING EVERYTHING & EVERYTHING IS EVERYTHING (1970)

GROUP EVERYTHING EVERYTHING EVERYTHING - HINO'S "JOURNEY TO AIR" (LOVE RECORDS, CANYON RECORDS, 1970)

A. Journey To Air 1

B. Journey To Air 2

Dave Liebman, alto & tenor saxophone
Steve Grossman, alto & tenor saxophone, flute
Lanny Fields, bass
Teruo Nakamura, bass
Mike Garson, piano, electric piano
Terumasa Hino, trumpet, flugelhorn
Dave Holland, bass
Gary Pribec, alto saxophone
Pete Yellin, alto saxophone, flute
Bobby Moses, drums
Motohiko Hino, drums, handclaps
Olu Dara, trumpet


Recorded at Upsurge Studio, New York City, March 1970.

Love Records - TP-103; Canyon Records ‎– CAJ-1001

Vinyl Rip


EVERYTHING IS EVERYTHING - JUST FLASH IN THE COSMIC PAN (COLUMBIA, 1970)

A.  In To The Heaven

B1. Jun's Dreams
B2. Just Flash In The Cosmic Pan


Dave Liebman, soprano & tenor saxophone
Steve Grossman, soprano & tenor saxophone
Lanny Fields, bass
Teruo Nakamura, bass
Mike Garson, piano
Reggie Workman, bass
John Carbone, bass
Randy Brecker, trumpet
Joe Bonner, electric piano
John Abercrombie, guitar
Lenny White, drums
Steve Jackson, percussion
Yosuke Tonoki, percussion, flute


Recorded on 15 June 1970.

Columbia - YS-2400-AX

Vinyl Rip

HELEN MERRILL with the GARY PEACOCK TRIO "S'POSIN" (VICTOR/STORYVILLE, 1971)

The great Helen Merrill's most challenging, outer worldly record ever, featuring loose, free  highly textured arrangements by Masahiko Sato and Peacock, recorded just 4 months before the epochal "Samadhi' by the trio...
This also features a touching version of Ellington's 'In a sentimental mood' which is so obviously Gary Peacock's very moving tribute to Jimmy Blanton... beautiful oh so beautiful, painfully so..

Only reissued on Cd in Japan and out of print to the best of my knowledge ..
This rip is taken from the early 70's Storyville LP ..

Helen Merrill is as far as i know still recording...and well worth supporting !
she has a website here
ENJOY!!!!

LINK

SAMADHI “MASAHIKO MEETS GARY” (EXPRESS/TOSHIBA, 1972)

Send to me for you - thank you Nick!



SAMADHI  “MASAHIKO MEETS GARY”


Masahiko Sato, piano, electric piano, moog-synthesizer
Gary Peacock, bass
Motohiko Hino, drums



A.  Samadhi
B1. Fairy Rings
B2. Fall Out

Recorded at Toshiba Studio, Tokyo on March 3, 1972.

EXPRESS/TOSHIBA ETJ-9003

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JEAN-LUC PONTY & MASAHIKO SATO "ASTRORAMA" (FAR EAST, 1970)

Many Thanks to Mew23 for his excellent contribution!
And I want to say thank you to Bernhard and to G (I haven't forgot YOU!). First G than Berhard offered a mp3 version of  the fourth LP of this series (see here - go to comments for a list). I shall wait some more time before I resort to it. Maybe someone is willing to share a version in flac.
But before this might happen enjoy this:



JEAN-LUC PONTY & MASAHIKO SATO "ASTRORAMA"

Jean-Luc Ponty, violin
Masahiko Sato, electric and acoustic piano
Yoshiaki Masuo, guitar
Nils-Henning Ørsted Pedersen , bass
Motohiko Hino, drums

A1. Golden Green [13:08]
A2. And So On [07:49]
B1. Astrorama / Nuggis [24:37]

'Golden Green' and 'Astrorama' composed by Jean-Luc Ponty,
'And So On' by Masahiko Sato, 'Nuggis' by Wolfgang Dauner
Produced by Joachim Ernst Berendt
Recorded August 29, 1970 at Toshiba Studios, Tokyo, Japan.

Liberty/Toshiba LPC-8039 & FAR EAST ETJ-65016 (source for rip)
(lp rip)

MAL WALDRON - TERUMASA HINO "REMINICENT SUITE" (VICTOR, 1972)

MAL WALDRON - TERUMASA HINO "REMINICENT SUITE"


Takao Uematsu, tenor sax, flute
Terumasa Hino, trumpet
Mal Waldron, piano
Isao Suzuki, bass
Motohiko Hino, drums
Uzi Imamura, percission


1. Reminicent Suite
-Dig It Deep Down Baby
-Echoes
-One More With Feeling 23:38
2. Black Forest 18:32

Recorded on 14th August, 1972 at Victor Studio, Tokyo, Japan.

VICTOR SMJX-10155