Seiichi Nakamura - Wolf's Theme The-Marias van Loon turned to the

van Loon turned to the radio pop-rock of her childhood: “I was struck by the in-your-face positivity of the lyrics

Most of the songs on the album deal with death or the knowledge of mortality

long live Kielland

Another item on that list was to record an instalment of

Nothing are a vastly different band than they were when they started

Seiichi Nakamura - Wolf's Theme The-Marias van Loon turned to theAvailable on black wax This album represents one ideal that Seiichi Nakamura ultimately arrived at. His saxophone, flying freely like a bird, liberates the listener and leads them into a new world. After his time with the Yosuke Yamashita Trio, when he poured his entire being into every single note, and following the early 1970s period in which he powerfully blew melodies shaped by flashes of inspiration and impulse, Seiichi Nakamura undergoes a