Osamu Shoji's Jataka from 1978 [FLACs]

 




Osamu Shoji:

Japanese composer, arranger and synthesizer player. Born September 6, 1932. Died April 30, 2018.

Related entity: Shoji Studio.

With regards to Jataka released in 1978 you can observe from this page it seems to be all composed and played by him, similar to artists like Wendy Carlos.  So far as I can tell it's also different from the remainder of his output in that it's not made up of cover songs.

Overall it's similar to my beloved Fumitaka Anzai work posted back here, but not as creative and progressive, more of the standard electronic synthesizer fiddling.  Title track gives you an idea:






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