Yasuhiro "Fuji" Fujioka

Male

Osaka

Japan

Profile Information:

What instrument do you play?
NO
Who influenced you to listen to jazz
John Coltrane from radio program
How did you find out about the WDCJN?
washingtondcjazznetwork.ning.com/events/parma-jazz-festival-may-58th
My Website
http://http://blog.livedoor.jp/coltranehouse/
Where are you located?
Osaka, Japan
Tell us about yourself
A freelance jazz journalist, photographer, educator and producer.
Contributor for Japanese magazines Swing Journal, Jazz Critique and Record Collectors since 1987.
An author/co-author of John Coltrane/A Discography and Musical Biography, Scarecrow Press, MD, 1995
and The John Coltrane Reference, Routledge, NYC 2008.
One of a board member for the preservation of "John Coltrane Home" in Huntington Dix Hills, NY, USA where John had been living three years - '64 through '67 - and composed his masterpiece "A Love Supreme" in 1964.
http://www.thecoltranehome.org/

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  • WASHINGTON DC JAZZ NETWORK


    Hello Fuji

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  • Gigi Brooks

    Thank you Yasuhiro for your wonderful comments about the series. Actually, I live in Orlando, Florida and the network re-broadcasts the series. I am on WUCF 89.9 FM Orlando and you may stream it live at www.wucf.org Sats. 4-8 p.m. EST.

     

    I will be in DC for the Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival as a host for the shows Feb 18-21.

  • WASHINGTON DC JAZZ NETWORK

     

    COLTRANE’S classic “Moments Notice” is a complete gas! Sanders like Coltrane, pulls and holds attention with his entrances. Bobby Hutcherson’s and Hicks solo’s are heated and models of vivid imagination. The three put forth some of the very best solo’s in the entire album.

    Then there’s the arresting new talent introduced here on compact disc in debute -GEORGE V JOHNSON JR., whose marvelous lyrics and viocal work are truly auspicous! He sngs with James Moody on occassion and is happily remindflul of the insistent giftness of the late Eddie Jefferson. Johnson’s three stanzars close with ”Relax dig the sounds of Coltrane’s Music. Coltrane fills your heart with love and harmony. Trane played with magic. Listen to the melodies and you will see momently. When you here the message of his song!”. There’s no doubt in my mind that henceforth George V Johnson sholuld and will be sought for his own gift to the music. He sang the song for Sanders at the Village Vanguard, and Sanders “felt that George ought to be heard”.

    Thank you, Pharoah Sanders for your spirit of sharing! Wheeeeee....what a dynamite track this is~~~~HERBIE WONG!

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