Journey to Air Hop We will not be sure

We will not be sure of the future

After the Goldrush

more aggressive sounds than their debut

The sleazy pseudo-ballads "Down in the Mornin' Sun" and "Angie" (featuring guest vocalists from Circle Pit and Blank Realm) add some variety

When everybody leaves and you look at the muddy

Journey to Air Hop We will not be sureReissued for the first time. Rare and rich contents from 1970s Japanese jazz which is now gathering global attention, originally released on Terumasa Hino's private label Love Records and distributed by a Japanese major label. Representing "Ode To Workman" from J Jazz : Deep Modern Jazz From Japan 1969 1984 released on BBE, in his session with local NY musicians, Journey to Air along with three other reissues are so important pieces in 1970s