Price reduced: Sadao Watanabe Records 1967-1977

I will be showcasing five records of Sadao Watanabe, from his early days to the 1970s. Each one has a different character, and you may be able to hear the evolution of his playing style. Among them, record ② is a collection of TV theme songs, featuring a bossa nova taste that I think you'll enjoy.

① Iberian Waltz - Recorded in 1967-68
A collaboration with Charlie Mariano, a senior from the Berklee College of Music. The album's title, Iberian Waltz, is a work by Mariano.
Featuring: Masayuki Kikuchi (piano), Masahiko Togashi (drums), and Masanaga Harada (bass).

② Songbook - Recorded in 1969
A collection of TV theme music. Leading a group that includes Yoshio Masuo and Masayuki Kikuchi, it features performances of songs like "Matsuri no Asa ni," which was also covered by Mieko Hirota.

③ I'm Old Fashioned - Recorded in May 1976
A collaboration with The Great Jazz Trio, consisting of Hank Jones (piano), Ron Carter (bass), and Tony Williams (drums).

④ Recital - Recorded in October 1976
A live recording of a recital that won the Grand Prize at the 1976 Arts Festival.

⑤ My Dear Life - Recorded in 1977
Sadao Watanabe, who is committed to living naturally, believes in enjoying music simply and naturally, which is the motto behind "My Dear Life." It received significant airplay on television and radio, leading to record-breaking success.

Upon listening to these records in preparation for the exhibition, I did not notice any concerning scratches. Please understand that these are used items stored long-term, and I ask for NC/NR (no complaints, no returns).