Jun Iida - EvergreenTrumpeter Jun Iida's warm, inviting tone, astute composition choices and his sublime sense of melody lead the way on his debut recording. After 5 years in Los Angeles and 3 in Seattle, "Evergreen" memorializes the musical focus and development that transpired over those years, as he moves on to new adventures in New York. Recorded in Los Angeles, Jun brought together L. A. friends Josh Nelson on piano, guitarist Masami Kuroki and bassist Jonathan

one of the all-time blues and harmonica greats steps out on stage to deliver eye watering performance after eye watering performance on tracks including 'Can't Hold Out Much Longer'

Given the celebratory nature of the occasion

gentle sophisti-pop and forgotten Euro-Pop hits

they were what was then called a "beat group"

These songs show the "rocky path" he took before he became a superstar in later years with over 100 million records sold

was the perfect choice for posthumous honors "on location

Few producers in the beat movement can tap into complex rhythm structures and Elusive's Textures LP goes deep into this territory over the course of the 16 tracks

but since then has released two Billboard charting albums and toured the world to sold out venues

Te Amo a loving King and Queen always said

and the hula-hoop

in his bunk

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