Kiyoshi Sugimoto

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Kiyoshi Sugimoto ( Japanese 杉 本 保 清 , Sugimoto Kiyoshi ; * around 1940) is a Japanese fusion and jazz guitarist .

Kiyoshi Sugimoto played in the Tokyo jazz scene from the early 1960s a. a. with Martha Miyake , with whom the first recordings were made in 1960 ( My Favorite Songs ), also with Hideo Shiraki , Yuzuru Sera , Akira Ishikawa , Yoshiaki Masuo , George Otsuka and Terumasa Hino . In 1970 he recorded his debut album Country Dream (Nippon Columbia) with Masahiro Suzuki (piano), Yoshio Ikeda (bass) and Motohiko Hino , followed by Babylonia Wind (Columbia 1971, with Takao Uematsu , Hideo Ichikawa , Yoshio Ikeda and Motohiko Hino) and a pop album ( My Sweet Lord ) with hits by the Beatles and Santana .

From the 1970s he took a number of z. T. Fusion-oriented albums on. In 1971 he made a guest appearance with Terumasa Hino at the Berlin Jazz Days ; he also worked in the 1970s with Seiichi Nakamura , Maki Asakawa , Yosuke Yamashita , Yasuko Agawa , Tatsuya Takahashi , Sonny Stitt ( The Shadow of Your Smile , 1978), Madao Yagi , Eri Ohno , Katsuo Kuninaka , and in the 1980s as well with George Kawaguchi , Tomoki Takahashi / Elvin Jones , Masaru Imada , Harumi Kaneko , Joe Henderson ( Jazz Time II: Blue Bossa Live 1987 , with Toshihiko Kankawa ). In the field of jazz, he was involved in 69 recording sessions between 1960 and 2001.

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  1. a b Tom Lord : The Jazz Discography (online, accessed July 19, 2017)
  2. ^ Billboard April 24, 1971, p. 51