Makoto Iwabuchi - Super Moon (Remastered) (2012)

This is the 1st album `` SUPER MOON '' released in 1977 by singer-songwriter, Makoto Iwabuchi, who is currently active as a gospel singer.

The 12 songs included in SUPER MOON are Shigeru Suzuki's 4 arrangements, and Keiichi Suzuki and Makoto Iwabuchi's 8 arrangements.

It feels like a country pop 01. Shigeru Suzuki's arrangement makes you feel a refreshing breeze that is perfect for the title "Wind Blows".

Ragtime-style number 02. It's one song that reminds you of the early Hosono Harumi. The performance of the Moon Riders with Dobro Mandolin is truly pleasant. Again, Makoto Iwabuchi is tired of the sophistication of a nice acoustic guitar.

Bright Latin-style number 03. In light performances such as Moon Riders, two marimba of Keiichi Suzuki and Toru Okada and four percussion sounds are impressive numbers.

Sophisticated medium number of moon riders development 04. Fiddle (violin) of Takekawa Masahiro is featured. Toru Okada's jazz piano play is also nice and casual.

Iwabuchi Makoto Acoustic guitar, mouse harp, and slow number with emotions centered on the blood of Takekawa Masahiro 05. This is one song that highlights the vocals of the heart worm Iwabu only in simple performances.

Masterpiece 06. This is one of the best arrangements of Shigeru Suzuki. It is a comfortable city POP number that can't stand the feeling of floating and floating. The strings' arrangement has grown a lot better than when I first participated in the Yamagata Sumiko album as an Arranger.

07 is a light rhythmic reef and is a good arrangement for Shigeru Suzuki. It is completed with one song that you want to hear while driving a pleasant car under the clear sky after applying the horn section.

A ragtime style number 08 that can smell the scent of the southern United States. Takekawa Masahiro is not only bleeding, but also ukulele. This is one of the songs that I want to pay attention to, the play of Toru Okada's piano and Iwabuchi's acoustic guitar.

Shigeru Suzuki's arrangement song of blues color development 09. The slide guitar contest by Suzuki & Iwabuchi is great. Shigeru Suzuki's slide guitar has a reputation, but Iwabuchi is also quite skillful. A high-tension stage that goes to Shigeru Suzuki's solo album is also unfolding.

No. 10 is a number with an atmosphere that is somewhat long-lived, reminiscent of the work of Harumi Omi in the early days. This is a song that makes you feel the high performance and sense of Moon Riders.

A witty mellow ballad that becomes one of my favorites 11. An extravagant piece of Nanriders' chorus added to Nanako Chorus.

Folk number 12. It may be a song unique to the 70's, it's not cool and mood, but it seems like there is a longing heart somewhere in the age like me (laughs).