[rock] Carmen Maki - Нижегородский Форум Друзей

***upoke3*** · 16.02.2009, 01:51

With a career that spans the mid-60s right up to the present day, Carmen Maki is something of a fixture in Japanese music, though her music will be too mainstream for the majority of Japrock fans. She began as a fairly typical chanteuse before joining Shuji Terayama’s Tenjosajiki theatre company in 1968, during which time she was briefly involved with J. A. Caesar. Thereafter, Maki sung with Kazuo Takeda’s Blues Creation, releasing the imaginatively-titled LP CARMEN MAKI & BLUES CREATION. Unfortunately, while the record did much for Maki’s career, her fairly standard sub-Janis, sub-Maggie Bell blues holler undermined the otherwise brilliant Blues Creation and set them on the road to average releases. Maki formed the more progressively styled Oz, whose 1975 debut CARMEN MAKI & OZ was obviously a punt at commercial success, after which time her career became of little further interest as LPs such as TOZASRETA MATI (1976), III (1977), LAST LIVE (1976) and NIGHTSTALKER (1979) ploughed obvious hard rock and soft muso folk realms.

Carmen Maki & Oz - Live (1977)

CD1

01 - Gogo Ichi No Sketch
02 - The Day Before Of Collapse (Shige's Solo)
03 - Poem Of June
04 - Image Song
05 - Rock 'n' Roll

CD2

01 - Tozasareta Machi
02 - 26 No Toki
03 - Sorae
04 - Watashi Wa Kaze

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