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Feb 29, 2020 41 min

Ryo Fukui- Scenery - 1976 .completo

from BLUES,JAZZ,CLASICA (REPRISE)

Tracklist: 1. It Could Happen To You 0:00 2. I Want To Talk About You 4:16 3. Early Summer 10:49 4. Willow Weep For Me 21:34 5. Autumn Leaves 29:17 6. Scenery 35:49 Ryo Fukui (???) (1 de enero de 1948 - 15 de marzo de 2016)1? fue un pianista japonés de jazz. Vivió gran parte de su vida en Sapporo,2?Japón, dónde tocaba regularmente en el club de jazz "Slowboat", del cual él y su esposa Yasuko eran dueños.2? Fukui, autodidacta, empezó tocar el acordeón en el 1968 y dos años más tarde, a los 22 años, empezó a tocar el piano.3? Seis años después, publica su primer disco, Scenery, acompañado por el baterista Yoshinori Fukui y el bajista Satoshi Denpo. Un año más tarde, a este primer disco le siguió su segundo álbum Mellow Dream. Mediante sus continuas actuaciones de los años siguientes continuó aprendiendo y mejorando su técnica en el piano. En el año 1988 se mudó de Biratori a Tokio, donde creó su propio trio, con el cual actuaría en varios locales de la capital. Su tercer álbum, My Favourite Tune, fue publicado en el 1995, seguido por In New York, cuatro años después, en el que participa en trío con el baterista Leroy Williams y el bajista Lisle Arthur Atkinson. Su último disco, del año 2015, es A Letter From Slowboat, en que se encuentran grabaciones en vivo de distintas actuaciones suyas en el club "Slowboat" de Sapporo. En el año 2012, Fukui recibió el premio al fomento de la cultura de Sapporo. El 15 de marzo de 2016, Fukui murió por causa de un linfoma maligno.3?

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