[Acoustic Guitar] Various Artists - Acoustic Guitar Made In Japan (1999) [FLAC]
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Various Artists - Acoustic Guitar Made In Japan (1999)
| FLAC+CUE | 275MB | Acoustic Guitar, Instrumental | Full Artwork |
| FLAC+CUE | 275MB | Acoustic Guitar, Instrumental | Full Artwork |
Released in 1999, Acoustic Guitar Made In Japan is a finely crafted instrumental compilation featuring some of Japan’s most expressive and skilled acoustic guitarists. With 14 tracks performed by artists such as Michio Ogawa, Masaaki Kishibe, Shun Komatsubara, Hiroaki Sasaki, and Isato Nakagawa, this album is a showcase of fingerstyle artistry, melodic sensitivity, and creative interpretation—all rooted in the unique musical sensibilities of Japanese acoustic guitar tradition.
From the opening track “Pegasus” by Michio Ogawa, listeners are transported into a world of lyrical phrasing and delicate textures. Each track explores a different mood and technique, ranging from the bluesy and laid-back “J-Blues” by Masaaki Kishibe to the rhythmically vibrant “Chotto Tropical” by Isato Nakagawa. “Midnight Loneliness,” another piece by Kishibe, stands out for its emotional subtlety and elegant simplicity, embodying the introspective charm often found in Japanese acoustic compositions.
Shun Komatsubara’s contributions, including “Bunmei-Kai ka” and “Guniang In Spring,” blend gentle folk influences with intricate fingerpicking, while Hiroaki Sasaki’s “Ainola no kaze” and “Dryuunno” deliver atmospheric and harmonically rich soundscapes. Even the inclusion of “Kimigayo,” Japan’s national anthem, as reimagined by Sasaki, feels fresh and thoughtful within this instrumental context.
Each guitarist brings a distinctive voice, yet the album maintains a cohesive flow. Whether contemplative or playful, every track is performed with clarity, warmth, and technical finesse. The production is clean and intimate, allowing the natural resonance of the acoustic guitar to shine.
Acoustic Guitar Made In Japan is a hidden gem for fans of fingerstyle guitar and instrumental music, offering a soothing and culturally nuanced listening experience. It's a tribute to the artistry of Japanese guitarists and the expressive power of six strings.
From the opening track “Pegasus” by Michio Ogawa, listeners are transported into a world of lyrical phrasing and delicate textures. Each track explores a different mood and technique, ranging from the bluesy and laid-back “J-Blues” by Masaaki Kishibe to the rhythmically vibrant “Chotto Tropical” by Isato Nakagawa. “Midnight Loneliness,” another piece by Kishibe, stands out for its emotional subtlety and elegant simplicity, embodying the introspective charm often found in Japanese acoustic compositions.
Shun Komatsubara’s contributions, including “Bunmei-Kai ka” and “Guniang In Spring,” blend gentle folk influences with intricate fingerpicking, while Hiroaki Sasaki’s “Ainola no kaze” and “Dryuunno” deliver atmospheric and harmonically rich soundscapes. Even the inclusion of “Kimigayo,” Japan’s national anthem, as reimagined by Sasaki, feels fresh and thoughtful within this instrumental context.
Each guitarist brings a distinctive voice, yet the album maintains a cohesive flow. Whether contemplative or playful, every track is performed with clarity, warmth, and technical finesse. The production is clean and intimate, allowing the natural resonance of the acoustic guitar to shine.
Acoustic Guitar Made In Japan is a hidden gem for fans of fingerstyle guitar and instrumental music, offering a soothing and culturally nuanced listening experience. It's a tribute to the artistry of Japanese guitarists and the expressive power of six strings.
Tracklist:
1. Michio Ogawa - Pegasus
2. Masaaki Kishibe - Megamouth
3. Shun Komatsubar - Bunmei-Kai ka
4. Hiroaki Sasaki - Kimigayo
5. Isato Nakagawa - Clarence
6. Michio Ogawa - Shy Bear's March
7. Masaaki Kishibe - J-Blues
8. Shun Komatsubar - Takeru
9. Masaaki Kishibe - Midnight Loneliness
10. Hiroaki Sasaki - Ainola no kaze
11. Isato Nakagawa - Chotto Tropical
12. Shun Komatsubar - Guniang In Spring 13. Hiroaki Sasaki - Dryuunno
14. Michio Ogawa - The Jade Dreamer
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