MERMAID BOULEVARD

Kazumi Watanabe

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Jazz Rock/Fusion

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Studio Album, released in 1978

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Mermaid Boulevard (7:09)
2. Neprune (4:03)
3. Waltz For Sweet (3:54)
4. Q (3:53)
5. Sugar Loaf Express (6:34)
6. Poppy's Walk (4:49)
7. Gentle Afternoon (4:49)

Total Time 35:11

Line-up / Musicians

- kazumi Watanabe / guitars, synthesizer
- Lee Ritenour / guitars
- Patrice Rushen / keyboards
- Ernie Watts / sax, flute
- Steve Foreman / percussion
- Anthony Jackson / bass
- Harvey Mason / drums
- Jun Fukamachi / synthesizer
- Minako Yoshida / vocals

Releases information

LP Alfa Records ALR-6001, Inner City IC6071
CD Alfa Records ALCA-9177

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