Description
LP, Album, Ltd, RE, RM, 180 2026
Grading
Sleeve is Sealed • Nm
Media is Sealed • Nm
Record Co / Catalog #
Three Blind Mice MHJL 507
Special Features
Japan limited edition 2026 complete with Obi (New) and insert (New).
Moon Ray is a critically acclaimed 1977 Japanese jazz album led by alto saxophonist Yoshio Otomo and featuring the prominent pianist Tsuyoshi Yamamoto. Released under the legendary independent Japanese jazz label Three Blind Mice (TBM) (catalog number TBM-3007), it is celebrated as an exceptional example of standard-driven, post-bop acoustics from the golden era of "J-Jazz".
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