Once recording started, things became very busy, to the point where I didn’t have time to put up new Bachido Mobile episodes.
So, I’ve saved them all up to release in weekly installments for your enjoyment!
Again, shout out to Norm Nakamura for his awesome contribution to the shamisen community providing a great day of fun and merriment for shamisen enthusiasts all across the world… in Tokyo!
I’m especially looking forward to a little instruction vid on chords that we produced while we were up there. Hopefully won’t be too much editing work.
Karl: I must truthfully admit, the lever actually did sway my decision to get that model. I was dissapointed when I first heard the expression “pulling a shot”, but in fact there was nothing to pull.
. . . also you earned yourself a little less work there for a couple of weeks . . . some relaxing times and for that reason I absolutely agree with this way of releasing them . . .
Hmn, where to start? That the playing is good goes without saying. So I won’t say it. Sounds like there’ll be some nice tunes on this album. Put me down for one!
Looks like it was a great time in Japan. I’ve been in the studio several times but only once on the road, basically living with the band. That is some fun stuff! I’m envious.
I’m also envious of composers who can crank out tunes like nuthin to it. Writing for me-is-a-slllowwww-process. Big “ups” to Mr. Nitta.
Every day I’m more excited to hear what else is to come!
I think you guys really inspire Masahiro and that is why he is just coming up with so much great material. I mean, on top of being the best.
There’s Definately a feeding off of each others energy that goes on whenever I’m around Masahiro. And having Kyle there was a
Tremendous inspiration to everyone in his ability to knock out tracks like butter and to add exactly the right touch to each tune to make it awesome!
I’m sure that inspired Masahiro as well!
Anyway hope you like the “R”!, Grant! That one was fo you dog!