I wish I could have published this contents earlier, but unfortunately I didn’t have enough spare time to write it – i couldn’t feel relax and think of writing it either. Anyway, this video is definitely recommended for everyone who haven’t watched it yet . . . you should watch this video while you live in this present life.
I Got The Feelin’ James Brown In The ’60s (Shout Factory [US] 826663-10879-SI)
Update (Mar. 30, 2009) : See also this entry – this live performance has been finally available as officially released DVD in 2008. This article itself was initially made public on Dec. 14, 2006.
Probably I have watched this over a hundred of times, but because of the heavy tension, energy and perfection the film contains, I still have not get bored of watching – instead, every time I watch, I cannot help shed tears of gratitude. I sincerely hope from my heart, that the official release of this video is available as soon as possible . . .
例の「Concert For Bangla Desh」、過去に何度観たか分かりませんが、 Klaus Voormann のベース、Jim Keltner のドラムスが、 このコクのあるリズムを底辺で支えていることを再確認。
全曲やってくれるのか? という淡い期待を見事に粉砕された 「Live In Washington D.C. 1964」 は余りにも期待外れでしたが (たった 3曲だけかよ?!)、意外や意外、その直前に放送していたドキュメンタリー 「From Liverpool To San Francisco」 は、全然違う意味で見どころがありました。 本ドキュメンタリーでは、演奏シーンは一切出て来ず、 主にインタビューや報道フィルムなどで構成されているのですが . . .
… this article is my impressions of the movie “Touch The Sound”, a very impressive documentary film with full of fine improvisation music, pictures, and the sound experience. And the English version of this article will not be available.