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April 24, 2015
iMix for TOYOTA BLADE by Naruyoshi Kikuchi
iMix for TOYOTA BLADE by KIKUCHI Naruyoshi | Naruyoshi Kikuchi Toyota Blade
Naruyoshi Kikuchi, a pioneering musician and a "restless adult," compiles a collection of driving music inspired by the Toyota Blade. Kikuchi explains that in the 1950s, when car travel became commonplace, modern jazz emerged with small ensembles, minimalist arrangements, and a sense of speed, mirroring the development of motorization. He presents a curated selection of tunes, primarily modern jazz masterpieces, divided into "Day" and "Night" to match driving scenes, under the title "iMix for TOYOTA BLADE by KIKUCHI Naruyoshi."
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M-1
Gerry Mulligan Quartet
“Frenesi”
from At Storyville
M-2
Blossom Dearie
“'Deed I Do”
from I Hear Music
M-3
Lee Konitz
“Subconscious-Lee”
from Subconscious-Lee
M-4
Duke Ellington
“Money Jungle”
from Money Jungle
M-5
Miles Davis
“Solar”
from Walkin’
M-6
Gato Barbieri
“Tango (Last Tango in Paris)”
from Cinema Jazz
M-7
Count Basie
“Li’l Darlin’”
from Atomic Swing
M-8
The Modern Jazz Quartet
“Three Windows”
from No Sun In Venice
M-9
Chet Baker & Enrico Pieranunzi
“Animali Diurni”
from Soft Journey
M-10
Naruyoshi Kikuchi and Pepe Tormento Askarar
“Toki shika Wasurete”
from New York Heldonic Ballet