[Free shipping] Beautiful condition Norihiko Hashida and Schuberts LIVE 2 CDs [Shuberts Risaitar] + [Farewell Recital] <Paper jacket specification / 24bit remastering / with obi>
[Free shipping] We are offering two CDs of the Schuberts' disbandment recital in August 1969 (?) and June 1970, the group formed by the late Norihiko Hashida after the disbandment of Folklore. These are not rentals. Both have only been listened to once as they are recordings.
①[Shuberts Risaitar / Norihiko Hashida and Schuberts] All 18 songs 1969 works [First production limited] TOCT-26282 CD release in 2008 <Paper jacket specification / 24bit remastering / with obi>
*For detailed song titles, please see image 6.
② [Schuberts/Farewell Recital - Dedicated to Hiroshi Inoue] 13 songs, 1970, TOCT-26694, CD release in 2008 <Paper jacket/24bit remastered/with obi> → *No indication on the obi, but the CDs were released at almost the same time, so the sound quality is likely to be the same.
*For detailed song titles, please see images 7/8.
① is written as Shibuya Public Hall, but the date and time are not listed, and since the original record was released on November 10, 1969, and "Before the Morning Sun" and "Goodbye" are introduced as freshly written and unrecorded songs in the MC between songs, it is likely to have been held at Shibuya Public Hall in August 1969. Less than a year after Folkle's farewell concert, the loud cheers of the GS era have completely disappeared, and it feels like the concert has changed into one where you can really listen to music, even for long songs like "Travels in Japan." The last song, "Kaze", is a bit disappointing because Jiro Sugita gave lyrics guidance, but it seems to be the second time "Kaze" was performed at the actual concert.
② is "Hashida Norihiko and Schuberts [Farewell Recital]", a live recording held in June 1970 when Hiroshi Inoue passed away and the band was forced to disband. For some reason, it has not been released on CD until now. Hiroshi Inoue's MC is recorded at the beginning of "Danny Boy", but the passionate singing in memory of Hashida is worth listening to. The request from the audience, "War Doesn't Know", caused laughter as all three of them got the lyrics wrong, and "Bright Red Ribbon" was performed in the atmosphere when Inoue was in the group, making it an album that does not feel damp. Many big bands such as Folklore have been reunited and have attracted attention each time, but only Schubert remains. Ochi Yuji has resumed his activities, so his movements are attracting attention. ”
Record Collectors January 2009 issue Komatsu Yoshiharu liner notes
I am listing these to clear out my inventory, but unfortunately I will not be selling them separately. Please purchase as a set of two. They have been carefully stored, and although the records are clean, they have been in storage for a long time, so please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive about such things. No claims or returns will be accepted. I will do my best to ship as quickly as possible.
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