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General Information
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 Album:                  Pioneer
 Artist:                 Kazu Matsui Project
 Copyright:              2006
 Genre:                  Asian Jazz Fusion
 
File Information
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 Number of Tracks:       16
 Total Duration:         1:14:07
 Parity Archive:         No
 Ripped By:              NMR
 Files Created on:       06-Feb-2011  00:09:54
 Ripped With:            NMR
 Encoded With:           FLAC
 Encoded At:             CBR 816 kbit/s 44 KHz Stereo
 ID3 Tags:               No
 NFO Created:            03-Mar-2011  13:45:59
 


Track List
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File  Size MB  Duration  File Name
  01    26.55  0:04:26   01 Love Is Gone
  02    25.64  0:04:42   02 Sentimental Slow Song
  03    21.30  0:03:47   03 Afternoon Delight
  04    26.71  0:04:31   04 I Close My Eyes
  05    27.84  0:04:30   05 Love Is Where You Find It
  06    23.49  0:04:20   06 See You There
  07    24.58  0:04:29   07 Romantic Notion
  08    29.84  0:04:55   08 Ariana
  09    24.58  0:04:24   09 Castles
  10    31.53  0:04:55   10 Overture
  11    27.86  0:04:42   11 Standing On The Outside
  12    32.14  0:05:20   12 Standing In The Wings
  13    21.28  0:03:36   13 Sail To The Sun
  14    19.37  0:03:58   14 Sunset And The Minstrel
  15    35.25  0:06:33   15 Farther On
  16    29.11  0:04:59   16 The Direction You Take
 
Description
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A master of the shakuhachi (a Japanese traditional bamboo flute), New Age 
artist Kazu Matsui was born in Tokyo on June 5, 1954. After spending the mid-
1970s travelling through Europe and India, he studied ethnic arts at UCLA, 
returning to Tokyo to teach Educational Theories at Toyoeiwa 
Woman's University. Matsui concurrently mounted his music career with sessions including Danny O'Keefe's 1979 LP The Global Blues, subsequently appearing on sessions headlined by Ry Cooder (1982's 
Slide Area) and Joni Mitchell 
(1985's Dog Eat Dog); he additionally contributed music to a series of major Hollywood features including Willow, Legends of the Fall and Jumanji, also producing recordings for his wife, keyboardist Keiko Matsui. He issued his debut solo album Sign of the Snow Crane in 1989; subsequent efforts include 1995's 
Wind, 1997's Tribal Mozart and its 1999 sequel, Tribal Schubert. In 2002 the atmospheric Bamboo was released, and three years later came Stone Monkey, which featured his shakuhachi mixed with breakbeats. In 2006, another record for his side group, the Kazu Matsui Project, Pioneer, was issued.

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