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Tokyo
21:00 - 23:00

This show is all about bop and modal jazz records hailing from Japan. Tune in as we spend two hours moving through piano heavy records from the late 60’s to early 80s by the likes of Ryo Fukui, Takehiro Honda, and Shintaro Quintet… 今回のエピソードは日本のモード・ジャズを特集。福居良、本田竹広、Shintaro Quintetらが奏でる、重厚なピアノのサウンドが特徴的な60年代から80年代初期の楽曲を中心にお届けします。Translated by Satoko Akune.

2
London
22:00 - 23:00

1 hour of contemporary Shoegaze from East Asia including bands from Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, The Philippines, South Korea & more.

Puff

Puff

Puff has been played on NTS shows including Got Kinda Lost Records Presents Planet Fever, with I Sure Need You first played on 10 May 2019.

1) A late '60 psychedelic usa band. their only album, which reflected the psychedelic era in some of its music, is beginning to interest some collectors. Another example of the Bosstown sound produced by Alan Lorber (Ultimate Spinach, Chamaeleon Church) and recorded in New York on August 26/27th, 1968, this pleasant sorta psych-prog album is of note since Puff were formed out of the ashes of The Rockin' Ramrods: Vin Campisi and Henderson, as well as Ronn Campisi (who wrote all the songs but doesn't play on the album), were all previously in this group. Housed in an awful sleeve (photographed at Phil's Thrift Shop Fur Annex!), the album contains well structured songs with good vocals and harmonies and occasional guitar leads (especially on Dead Thoughts Of Alfred). A light jazz influence is evident, with baroque-jazz pointillist piano lines on Trees and echoplexed flute textures on the trance-like I Sure Need You.

2) Mc Puff (aka Igor Samuiloff) is the greatest Latvian rap star ever. Nowadays is better known as Mr. P

3) One of the many monikers of Venetian Snares

4) 퍼프 (Puff) Is a South-Korean artist.

5) Puff is a pop band from Tokyo, Japan.

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Puff

Puff has been played on NTS shows including Got Kinda Lost Records Presents Planet Fever, with I Sure Need You first played on 10 May 2019.

1) A late '60 psychedelic usa band. their only album, which reflected the psychedelic era in some of its music, is beginning to interest some collectors. Another example of the Bosstown sound produced by Alan Lorber (Ultimate Spinach, Chamaeleon Church) and recorded in New York on August 26/27th, 1968, this pleasant sorta psych-prog album is of note since Puff were formed out of the ashes of The Rockin' Ramrods: Vin Campisi and Henderson, as well as Ronn Campisi (who wrote all the songs but doesn't play on the album), were all previously in this group. Housed in an awful sleeve (photographed at Phil's Thrift Shop Fur Annex!), the album contains well structured songs with good vocals and harmonies and occasional guitar leads (especially on Dead Thoughts Of Alfred). A light jazz influence is evident, with baroque-jazz pointillist piano lines on Trees and echoplexed flute textures on the trance-like I Sure Need You.

2) Mc Puff (aka Igor Samuiloff) is the greatest Latvian rap star ever. Nowadays is better known as Mr. P

3) One of the many monikers of Venetian Snares

4) 퍼프 (Puff) Is a South-Korean artist.

5) Puff is a pop band from Tokyo, Japan.

Original source: Last.fm

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I Sure Need You
Puff
MGM Records1968
Go With You
Puff
MGM Records1968
Rainy Day
Puff
MGM Records1969