Gary Peacock in Japan 1968-72

[teleharmonium]

I am doing some research that may lead to a piece of journalism if I can get interview access and enough other material. Gary Peacock lived in Japan from 1968-72 and did some recordings there in the latter 2 years. Below is a list of those that I know of; can any of you guys add to it ?

Also if anyone has any info or possible sources of info on his life and career from that time, or can put me in touch with the man himself, I would greatly appreciate it. In particular I would like to find out if he was playing live at all and any other Japanese musicians he may have played with.

Gary Peacock - Eastward (CBS-Sony)
Gary Peacock - Voices (CBS-Sony)
Mal Waldron and Gary Peacock - First Encounter (Victor)
Hozan Yamamoto - Silver World (Philips)
Masahiko Sato Trio - Samadhi - Mashiko Meets Gary (Teichiku/Express)

[Louis90403]

Hi,

(1)Pls add the following recordings with Mr Sadao Watanabe.

[SADAO WATANABE / PAYSAGES] (CBS Sony SOPC-57135J)
*Sadao Watanabe(fl-1, sn-2, as-3) Masabumi Kikuchi(p)
Gary Peacock(b) Hiroshi Murakami(ds) Masahiko Togashi(perc)@ June 22, 1971 / CBS Sony 1st Studio, Tokyo
+ Paysages : Part I and II -1
+ Out Land -2
+ Space is Not a Place -2
+ Green Air -3
+ Provincial -2
#Latest CD reissue number : SRCS-9329

(2)As far as I have quickly searched on the Japanese web, I found the following gig.

Swing Journal Jazz Workshop, March 18, 1970, at Ginza Yamaha Hall in Tokyo.
Masaaki Kikuchi(p) Hiroshi Murakami(ds) Gary Peacock(b)


Good luck to your search, and I will keep my eyes open for this.


Louis//

[Louis90403]

Another recordings found.

(3) Have You Heard?/Jack DeJohnette(Ds, P)(Sony) - Recorded April 7, 1970. Bennie Maupin(Ts, Bcl, Fl), Gary Peacock(B), Hideo Ichikawa(P) - 1. Have You Heard? 2. For Jane 3. Neo Philia (Love Of The New) 4. Papa Daddy

This is a recordings at Toshi Center Hall, Tokyo.




Louis//

[teleharmonium]

Thanks ! That's great info. I will have to track down all of these recordings.

I found out about on one more as well, Helen Merrill/Sposin, I believe it was on Victor originally but is more common in a Storyville DK reissue.