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Hideki Ishima
One Day
COJA-9559
- Remasterd by Makoto Kubota(ex-Les Rallizes Denudes)
- Housed in a gatefold jacket with obi
- Extensive liner notes by Shinichi Ogawa in Japanese and English translation
- Originally released in 1973
Description
Shortly after the breakup of Flower Travellin’ Band, guitarist Hideki Ishima released his first and only solo album in 1973—a hauntingly beautiful work that stands apart in the landscape of ’70s Japanese rock. Known for his later work as a sitar player, Ishima showcases a signature floating guitar sound throughout the album, blending psychedelic rock, acid folk, and introspective singer-songwriter elements into a deeply personal and atmospheric record.
Contributing to this richly textured sound are some of the most notable names from the era: fellow Flower Travellin’ Band member George Wada (drums), future Transam collaborators Chito Kawachi (drums) and Nobuhiko Shinohara (keyboards), and Katsuo Ohno (keyboards) of PYG.
Now reissued with a bold, powerful remaster by Makoto Kubota, this overlooked gem captures a vital moment in Japan’s underground rock evolution and demands a fresh listen from those exploring the outer edges of the genre.
Preview Tracklist
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We're Just Tryin' My Way
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Artificial Flowers (Instrumental)
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Lady Bird
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Nightmare
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Unbalance (Instrumental
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Depending By The Time
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Trash Blues
