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At 23 O'Clock 02:51
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Smile For Me 04:06
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Blues In The Closet 03:00
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It Could Happen To You 04:11
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Smile For Me [Alternate Take] 04:20
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Easy listening modern swing jazz by The Osaka Trio, recorded in Osaka, Japan. Contains the theme song, At 23 O'Clock, done for the TV show, Otona no Kumori Uta (Adult's Nighttime Lullaby), on SUN Television, Kobe, Japan.

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released August 11, 2017

Hideyuki Naruse - Piano
Kazuo Setoyama - Bass
Kenne Thomas - Drums

Recorded at Interlink Studio, Osaka, Japan 1987
Hideo Aminaka, Recording Engineer

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Kenne Thomas Minnesota

Drummer, composer, and author, Kenne Thomas is the son of Chicago saxophonist, Jimmy “Bouncy” Whitehead.

He early on performed with pianist Jodie Christian, saxophonist Sonny Seals and pianist, Jimmy Bowman and toured internationally.

Kenne lived in Japan touring with organist Toshihiko Kankawa, pianist Hideyuki Naruse and others.
He leads the group, Lifeforce and also, K-Tet. ... more

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