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Growing up in a music-loving family, Midori began piano at age five and loved to listen to jazz, her father's favorite music. At age 22 she began to sing in this art form herself. In 1988, she took the gold prize in The Asakusa Jazz Contest, a recognized major contest in Japan for this genre. It was a turning point in her career as a professional jazz singer. 　To further perfect her singing, she decided to further study English at Loyola Intensive English Program in New Orleans in 1990. During her stay, she encountered world-famous trumpet player Jamil Sharif and joined his band at Maison Bourbon, a jazz club located in the heart of the French Quarter. 　Returning to Japan the following year, she concentrated on live performances. In 1999, she was invited to appear at the 'Jazz Vocal Jamboree,'a summit event that is open only to highly recognized vocalists in Japan. 　She recorded her first album 'Shine' in New Orleans in 2001, produced by Jamil Sharif and released by Umdah Music in the United States. In 2006 Midori released her lateset album, "Mona Lisa" featuring five romantic vocal ballads and an original instrumental by pianist /arranger ,Johnny Todd. Just visit midoritakamura and watch her video clips."Someone To Watch Over Me","Never Let Me Go","One Note Samba", "Makin' Whoopee" etc.......　　　　　　　　 Midori Takamura Mona Lisa Songs | 1. | Fly Me To The Moon |
| 2. | Mona Lisa |
| 3. | Smile |
| 4. | Lush Life |
| 5. | Study In Green |
| 6. | Body And Soul |
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Herb Alpert/Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass/Tijuana Brass: Herb Alpert (trumpet); John Pisano (electric guitar); Tonni Kalash (trumpet); Bob Edmondson (trombone); Lou Pagani (piano); Pat Senatore (bass guitar); Nick Ceroli (drums).
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They come from the East of Melbourne, Australia where the hills are big and the beats are even bigger. Following up their previous EP 'Memoirs Of An Ashtray', Live@Subs returned with the new EP Holiday in Japan fortified with the title track which has been receiving some huge support from Triple J. In keeping with their cheeky nature and definite influences from the likes of Sublime, Bob Marley & The Chilli Peppers, the Holiday In Japan single is all about living the good life and along with five other killer tunes the EP is chockfull of funk-filled riffs and reggae-rockn beats. Each descending from their own separate musical backgrounds, Live@Subs is an interesting combination of life long musicians. From that of Guitarist/Singer Sub who played with US group The Toledo Show, touring the US during 1997 & 1998, followed by an Australian tour in late '98 finishing at the Byron Bay Blues and Roots Festival. Or Deef Live@Subs drummer/singer, x-drummer of heavy grooves band Another Race (aka Biscuit), and bassist Wingman. Now playing together after knowing each other since they were in school, "the Subs" boys take a somewhat different approach ...
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