Description
LP, Album, Ltd, RE, RM, Cle 2024
Grading
Sleeve is Sealed
Media is Sealed
Record Co / Catalog #
Kitty Records UPJY-9435
Special Features
Japan 2024 limited edition clear yellow vinyl pressing, remastered and cut by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road Studios, London. An Insatiable High is the acclaimed third studio album by legendary Japanese jazz fusion guitarist Masayoshi Takanaka, originally released on December 1, 1977.
Recorded between Los Angeles and Tokyo, the record is highly celebrated for blending upbeat jazz-funk with tropical, sun-soaked city pop grooves. It features a legendary lineup of backing musicians, including the American R&B and jazz group Tower of Power providing horn arrangements, alongside prominent session players like Patrice Rushen, Chuck Rainey, and Harvey Mason.
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Time capsule vinyl. English artist at the beginning of London's punk scene recording in London on English vinyl from the Stiff Record label based on Great Portland Street in West London. Doesn't get any more authentic and homogeneous than this.
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