Product Description
It's often portrayed how Japanese folk (minyo) was mixed with various western music and rhythms following the second world war. However even before the Showa period in 1926, Japanese minyo (ryo) was being mixed with foxtrot, blues, tango and rumba. These songs were popular in dance halls, where these familiar folk tunes took on a new lease of life.
1. Wakako Maruyama - Kushimoto Bushi (Wakayama Pref) 2. Teichiku Dance Orchestra Band - Kusatsu Bushi 3. Katsutaro Komachi - Kaeuta Sanosa Bushi 4. A.S. Jazz Band - Tokaebisu 5. Ryoichi Hattori N.O. Orchestra - Goshu Ondo 6. Kappare 7. Susumu Kuroda - Gujo no Yahata 8. Fumikichi Fujimoto - Shin Iso Bushi 9. Taihei Dance Orchestra Band - Okesa Bushi 10. Pontocho Fudeka - Modern Konpira Sen 11. Kiraka - Yosakoi Bushi 12. Wakako Murayama - Yasugi Tango 13. Mishima Kazuno - Kiso Bushi - Shin Nihon Hakkei 14. Ichiro Ida and his Jazz Band - Aizu Bandaisan 15. Teiichi Futamura - Asakusa Okesa 16. Haruko Aoki - Yamanaka Bushi 17. Ichiro Fujimura - Dansuriyo, Sanosa Bushi 18. Masao Shinohara N.O Orchestra - Ohara Bushi 19. Nihon Polydor Orchestra - No-e Bushi 20. Kokichi Takada - Kompira Fune Fune 21. Nihon Polydor Orchestra - Yagi Bushi 22. Nihon Victor Light Orchestra - Sangai Bushi 23. Kushi National Quintet- Yasugi Rumba
