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Electronic / Jazz
Performer: Sleepwalker
Title: The Voyage / Into The Sun
Style: Future Jazz, Contemporary Jazz
Year 2004
Country Japan
Genre: Electronic / Jazz
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 487
MP3 size: 1486 mb
FLAC size: 1403 mb
WMA size: 1600 mb
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Sleepwalker - The Voyage / Into The Sun mp3 album


Sleepwalker - The Voyage / Into The Sun mp3 album

Tracklist

The Voyage
Into The Sun

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
ESP-010, ESP - 010 Sleepwalker* The Voyage / Into The Sun ‎(12") Especial Records, Especial Records ESP-010, ESP - 010 Japan 2004
ESP-010, ESP - 010 Sleepwalker* The Voyage / Into The Sun ‎(12", RE, Yel) Especial Records, Especial Records ESP-010, ESP - 010 Japan 2005


Ces
First heard Into the Sun on RTR FM’s black and blue program around 2005 on my way to a gig. I was so blown away by it I stopped the car, called the station to get the details, and was lucky enough to get my hands on it shortly after. Needless to say, The Voyage is the icing on the cake. One of my favourite records, it sounds as fresh as ever.
Lyrtois
These tracks are truly amazing... After you hear the wonder of "The Voyage" with Pharoah Sanders on sax duty --playing his heart out as ever-- you then have the second wonder of "Into The Sun" featuring Bembe Segue on vocals, scatting along shadowing under the lead sax. Wow. Mix in the permanant band members --I rate Hajime Yoshizawa on piano, every time-- and are we REALLY being spoilt here; yes we certainly are ! Both tracks also work well when the people hear it; a la CLUB stylee ! (...foot-shuffle time, you jazz dancers out there) Also a small footnote. If you need repeated plays of this (DJ's, for example) then you really want the BLACK vinyl edition. BUT... For the home listener, I would go for the YELLOW vinyl edition (released around June 2005) which is the same as the black one, just more collectable I suppose. Of course it just has that drawback that most coloured vinyl has; the sound quality is not as good & it wears quicker on many repeated plays. Still yumee to have though !! Anywayzzzzz... collectors may just have to splash out on both, won't we, cause after you hear it REPEAT plays will be the order of the day (week...month...year...lifetime...) Niceness, pure & simple.