Masanori Sasaji is a Japanese fusion and jazz musician (piano, keyboard, Hammond organ, synthesizer, arrangement) and film composer. Masanori Sasaji worked in the 1980s with Osamu Kawakami, with the first recordings made in 1978 (Jumup for Joy, with Noriko Miyamoto, Kazumasa Akiyama, Yasuaki Shimizu, Eri Ohno, Takeru Muraoka), also in the band Jazz (including Hideo Yamaki, Motohiko Hamase, Yasuaki Shimizu), with Kazumi Watanabe's Kazumi Band and in the Trios Press Rider (with Takayuki Hijikata, Norio Sakai) and Mountain Tune (with Takayoshi Umeno).

Chopin pieces enjoyed a prominent place in the early concerts of this French pianist-and when he began his recording career, Chopin once again dominated his attention. A longtime lover of jazz, Francois lent an almost improvisational quality to his interpretations; his performances, in particular, of the ballades and nocturnes are not quite like any other on record.

Listen Lei Ting songs, represents a choice. Her unique voice personal temperament and mellow magnetic, decided her music always give people a special feeling. Tired of hearing the sweet voice and gentle love songs, it is time to change the taste.

Malach and French violin star Didier Lockwood were also well-acquainted – Malach would appear on Lockwood’s MPS album “Live in Montreux” later that year. Dutch guitarist Eef Albers had already toured the states with Lee and Brown. The title piece shows that Some People are romantic, some are more on the funky side, as the band slides back and forth between the two. Guitar great John Scofield’s Who’s Who is a funky fusion fest with van’t Hof and Malach showing why they’re at the top of the list. The alluring ballad Three on a Cloud features atmospheric solos by violinist Lockwood and Malach in trio with guitarist Albers.