Artist & Band: Soul Bossa Trio
Title Of Album: Dancing in the Street
Year Of Release: 1994
Label: Bomba
Studio/Live: Studio
Genre, Style: acid jazz
Type, Quality: mp3@320 Kbps
Total Time: 45:14
Total Size: 102.49 Mb

Formed by Tokyo acid jazz maven Gonzalez Suzuki, Soul Bossa Trio recorded several albums of refreshing, exploratory jazz with a debt to fusion and Brazilian jazz but a sparkling sense of interplay often lacking in their club-centered contemporaries. Suzuki was originally a member of Tokyo Panorama Mambo Boys, Japanese jazz-pop favorites during the '80s. He founded Soul Bossa Trio in 1993 with Shingo Takeyama and Toshi Matsumoto, and produced the group's first record, 1994's A Taste of Soul Bossa, for Victor. Dancing in the Street followed before the end of the year.

Tracks:
01. Ain't No Sunshine (Bill Withers) 4:16
02. Poochie (Richard Evans) 3:36
03. Tin Tin Deo (Chano Pozo) 4:05
04. Call Me, Mr. Vibes (Toshi Matsumoto) 3:43
05. Come An' Get It (Mark Weinstein) 2:55
06. Here (Dave Macay) 5:40
07. A Holiday In South Zone (Saudade Do Rio) (Gonzalez Suzuki/Toshi Matsumoto/Francis Silva) 3:26
08. A Child In The Sea (Gonzalez Suzuki/Toshi Matsumoto) 5:37
09. Snooky Little Pigs (Gonzalez Suzuki/Toshi Matsumoto) 4:37
10. Thank You (Gonzalez Suzuki/Clay Lawrey) 4:25
11. Cha Chita (Robert Espinoza/Andre Baeza) 2:49

Personnel:
Gonzalez Suzuki (Drums)
Toshi Matsumoto (Piano, Electric Piano and Organ)
Shingo Takeyama (Double Bass and Bass Guitar)
Francis Silva (Percussion and Vocal) — 1,6-8,10,11
Tatsuji Yokoyama (Percussion) — 2-5,9
Eric Miyashiro (Trumpet) — 2,9
Kenji Nakazawa (Trumpet) — 2
Tsuneo Takeda (Trumpet) — 2
Norio Koyama (Trumpet) — 2
Eiji Arai (Trombone) — 2,8
Masanori Hirohara (Trombone) — 2
Shigeo Fuchino (Saxophone) — 2,8
Atsushi Kazurano (Saxophone) — 2,8
Takemi Ishikane (Saxophone) — 2,8
Takashi Katoh Group (Strings) — 11
Marnie Hirst (Vocals) — 1,6
Clay Lawrey (Vocals and Trombone) — 4,5,10
Ryuichirou Senoh (Harmonica) — 1
Norito Sumamoto (Saxophone) — 10
Masaharu Takashima (Guitar) — 2,7
Yoshihiko Katori (Vibraphone) — 4
Eijirou Nakagawa (Trombone) — 6
Tomonao Hara (Trumpet) — 8