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In The Groove (Japan Import, Yellow Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP

Nippon Columbia / SKU: fr-5291
heavily sought-after Japanese fusion of rock, jazz + funk
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  • "Since its formation in 1969, Soul Media had championed the fusion of jazz and rock. This evolution took a major leap forward with the 1973 recording of In the Groove. Highlighting jazz’s sharpness, blending in the edge of rock, and injecting the elasticity of funk, the result is a sound that cannot be easily categorized as jazz-rock, jazz-funk, or fusion. It’s a sophisticated, powerful, and simply 'cool' piece of music. This album has also been seen as a direct response to The Crusaders, whom Jiro Inagaki had been paying close attention to at the time. The approach hit the mark—Soul Media captured a 'refined Black feeling' here, paving the way for their final destination: 'Funky Stuff'." - Nippon Columbia

    • clear yellow colored vinyl
    • high-quality Japan import
    • limited edition
    • includes obi strip + printed insert
    • original release year: 1973
    • music label: Nippon Columbia 2025
    upc: 4549767347943

"Since its formation in 1969, Soul Media had championed the fusion of jazz and rock. This evolution took a major leap forward with the 1973 recording of In the Groove. Highlighting jazz’s sharpness, blending in the edge of rock, and injecting the elasticity of funk, the result is a sound that cannot be easily categorized as jazz-rock, jazz-funk, or fusion. It’s a sophisticated, powerful, and simply 'cool' piece of music. This album has also been seen as a direct response to The Crusaders, whom Jiro Inagaki had been paying close attention to at the time. The approach hit the mark—Soul Media captured a 'refined Black feeling' here, paving the way for their final destination: 'Funky Stuff'." - Nippon Columbia

  • clear yellow colored vinyl
  • high-quality Japan import
  • limited edition
  • includes obi strip + printed insert
  • original release year: 1973
  • music label: Nippon Columbia 2025
upc: 4549767347943

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