Ebonee-Webb - Disco Hanagasa Ondo / Soma Bon Uta Vinyl LP
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Ebonee-Webb - Disco Hanagasa Ondo / Soma Bon Uta Vinyl LP
Memphis soul band plays Japanese folk standards as disco, 1979.
- Memphis funk and soul group recording in Japan in 1979
- Japanese folk standards arranged for disco by Chikara Ueda
- First vinyl reissue, street date April 16, 2027
Ebonee-Webb were a Memphis funk and soul group who ended up in Japan, and in 1979 they cut the strangest record of their career: Japanese folk standards rebuilt as disco. Chikara Ueda wrote the arrangements, pushing So Run, Yashow Macashow and Smoky Moon through horn charts and a rhythm section that never lets up, while the vocals stay in Japanese. It should not work and it does, because the band plays it straight rather than as a novelty. King Records brings it to vinyl for the first time. Street date: April 16.
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