Description
LP, Album, Ltd, RE, RM, 180 2026
Grading
Sleeve is Sealed (New Vinyl)
Media is Sealed
Record Co / Catalog #
Universal Music Group, Kitty Records UPJY-9529
Special Features
Japan 2026 limited edition 180g clear blue vinyl pressing, remastered by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road Studios, London. Originally released on October 5, 1983, by Kitty Records, the album represents a distinct period in his catalog. Released during the height of the Japanese city pop and jazz fusion era, this album showcases Takanaka's signature upbeat, melodic guitar style paired with vibrant, tropical-infused production.
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