Masahiko Satoh is a composer and arranger, and is a key figure in the Japrocksampler story (see Books One and Two).
Julian Cope
Discography:
- AS IF (Denon)
- MASAHIKO SATOH TRIO 'PALLADIUM' (Express/Toshiba, 1969)
- MASAHIKO SATOH TRIO 'DEFORMATION' (Toshiba/Express, 1969)
- HOLOGRAPHY (Columbia, 1970)
- DUOLOGUE (w/Attila Zoller) (Toshiba/Express, 1970)
- ASTORAMA (w/Jean-Luc Ponty) (Liberty/Toshiba, 1970)
- TRANSFORMATION '69-'71 (Express/Toshiba, 1971)
- SWITCHED ON EAST - ELECTRONIC JAPAN (Columbia, 1971)
- AMALGAMATION (Liberty/Toshiba, 1971)
- PENETRATION (Express/Toshiba, 1971)
- A PATH THROUGH HAZE (w/Attila Zoller) (BASF, 1971)
- METEMPSYCHOSIS (with Stomu Yamash'ta) (Columbia, 1971)
- PIANOLOGY (w/Wolfgang Dauner) (Toshiba/Express, 1971)
- YAMATAI-FU (Toshiba, 1972)
- STRAIGHT AHEAD (Colubmia, 1974)
- COSMIC PULSATION UNITY (Denon Jazz/Nippon Columbia, 1975)
- MULTI-SPHEROID (Denon Jazz/Nippon Columbia, 1976)
- YUN (Denon Jazz/Nippon Columbia, 1976)
- PAVANE LACHRYMAE (Denon, 1978)
MASAHIKO SATOH TRIO 'PALLADIUM'
MASAHIKO SATOH TRIO 'DEFORMATION'
HOLOGRAPHY
DUOLOGUE (w/Attila Zoller)
TRANSFORMATION '69-'71
AMALGAMATION
A PATH THROUGH HAZE (w/Attila Zoller)
METEMPSYCHOSIS (with Stomu Yamash'ta)
PIANOLOGY (w/Wolfgang Dauner)
YAMATAI-FU
PAVANE LACHRYMAE
Posted by choan, Sep 10, 2007
Masahiko Satoh in 1971, with the German jazz composer Wolfgang Dauner, whose Stockhausen-informed experiments so influenced the Japanese jazz scene
