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Sunday, August 16, 2020

【Kiyomizu Temple】World Heritage~“Tengue Project” Kyoto Artist Support~Mu...

Hi There.

Today I have an announcement👺



We actually started something new project with Kyoto Art support for Covid19 (Japan). And named it as [Tengue Project] that is just simply because I admire [Tengu] character which is very powerful and sacred creature in Japan.



Pianist Lafayette Harris Jr making BGM for those Kyoto scenery, so that more people can enjoy the view of Kyoto with knowing what they are, can know where to visit then you can also know who we are a lil ;-)

We will add more and more in this YouTube channel so as Lafayette ones.



Please check it out and SUBSCRIBE to this channel also along with my personal Channel, and Lafayette ones also!



Rica's channel->

https://www.youtube.com/user/Dangerica7/about


Lafayette's Channel->

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0A1L8FDAWDAc-nvvJDEOwA/about?view_as=subscriber



**[Lafayette Harris Jr] Website: https://lafayetteharrisjr.com/
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/ラファイエット・ハリス








Hopefully you enjoy it and will love it ❤️

Thank you!xoxo

Rica


Thursday, August 6, 2020

Red Dragonfly(赤とんぼ)-Improvisation w.Tadao Ishihama@ManpukujiTemple in Ja...



Hi,

Hopefully everyone is safe and enjoying life wherever you are!

I had been busy writing articles, interviews and editing photos etc.
Cleaning the house, and taking photos all over Kyoto by bike now too.Its too damn hot here in Kyoto Japan tho...! Please stay safe and cool~

Red Dragonfly(赤とんぼ)-Improvisation w.Tadao Ishihama@ManpukujiTemple in Japan, Guest Lafayette Harris


This is the video that I edited from the one when the legendary Jazz pianist from NY, Lafayette Harris Jr visited Japan privately Fall in 2019, He came to Tadao Ishihama's Concert in Osaka, and joined him without knowing what this song is.

Someone in the Audience requested to play, as it was late Fall.
This song is a Japanese Folk song and I believe all Japanese people know this, and can sing!

They played beautifully and spiritually.
Please enjoy as this is very relaxing and calm you, take you to the other places...lol

Tadao&Laf actually have a Collaborated Album together,

[ Tattva ]
🔴 Please check Tadao's album [Tattva] which Lafayette collaborated.
https://www.tadao.in/na/


Also, Please check on these videos on YouTube for Lafayette Harris Jr!
Please subscribe to his channel and LIKE all the videos!!!
Thank you
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0A1L8FDAWDAc-nvvJDEOwA/about

**[Lafayette Harris Jr] Website: https://lafayetteharrisjr.com/
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/ラファイエット・ハリス

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"Red Dragonfly (赤とんぼ)"
即興 Improvisation
Tadao Ishihama (Sitar)@ManpukujiTemple in Osaka Japan
Special Guest: Lafayette Harris Jr

🔴 Tadao Ishihama
https://www.tadao.in/
Lafayette appeared as a special guest for Tadao Ishihama Concert at Manpukuji-Temple in Osaka, Japan
Requested by the audience to play " Red Dragonfly" which Lafayette didn't know but he improvised along with Tadao's Sitar.
🔴 "Red Dragonfly"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akatombo
"Red Dragonfly" (Japanese: 赤とんぼ, Hepburn: Akatonbo) (also transliterated as Akatombo, Aka Tombo, Aka Tonbo, or Aka Tomba) is a famous Japanese children's song (dōyō) composed by Kosaku Yamada in 1927, with lyrics from a 1921 poem by Rofū Miki. It is a nostalgic depiction of a Japanese red dragonfly seen at sunset by an infant being carried on an older sister's shoulder.

Saturday, June 27, 2020

The Jazz Cruise2020, my experience with Covid19 in USA&Japan ①

The Jazz Cruise 2020, my experience with Covid19 in USA&Japan ①

MUSIC FAMILY on the Jazz Cruise 2020!
(Vince Ector(dr),Lafayette Harris Jr(p),Antonio Hart(sax),Robin Eubanks(tb),Karen Ector,Matthew Parrish(b) and Me)
 
Dianne Reeves(Vo)&Romero Lubambo(gt)

Dianne Reeves & Romero Lubambo ft. Big Band by John Clayton The Jazz Cruise 2020

https://youtu.be/3fqKj1r9oOI


When China announced about Covid19 the first time, which was Jan 2020, I was still in my hometown Kyoto, enjoying new years celebration with my family.

Kyoto is known as a tourist place, everyday very busy for tourists everywhere as we have so many important historical places, buildings, temples, shrines, and culture. 
TV news suddenly told us that Japanese airpots are the most dangerous place to be, stay away if we do not want to be infected by Corona virus. 

I already had an air-tickets to go to NYC for work on the Jazz Cruise which is one week on the Cruise with Jazz Legends and visiting Caribbean islands.
It was a tough decision if I should go to NY to take this cruise or not but after so many discussions with my family in Japan and USA, I finally decided to go.

It was really normal to wear masks in Japan in general but after Corona, literally EVERYONE started wearing masks. 
I saw some Chinese Tourists still came out from Tour bus then and THEY did not wear masks, they said "Japan is safe but China is dangerous. So We wear masks on the bus but not outside"

At the airport in Osaka, only Japanese passengers wore masks and hands covered.
I was so terrified whole time during the flight but somehow I got JFK safe and took a cab. Arabian Cab Driver asked me " you have severe sick? " to see my mask.
I said, "you know, Corona virus from China. Airport is dangerous and I didnt want to get any virus, masks work to protect me and others" he laughed. "well take care".

When I joined my people in NY, I was still terrified and it was really hard for me to leave home without masks, but Americans did not get how important to wear mask for ourselves and others then.

I was asked not to wear it outside as I may get attacked for the mask, it says "I am the virus".
Very hard for me to change my mind and I was already traumatized then but I tried to go with American Custom not Japanese. But still tried to cover my mouth, eyes with sunglasses, washed hands often than most Americans.
My Handmade masks

We took flights to go to Florida to get on the Jazz Cruise, it was Super Bowl Sunday. Packed everywhere. Hard to get hotels for musicians neither. We were lucky to be picked up by Cruise Crew and stayed at the hotel, got ready for the Cruise.
All the musicians took bus to the Cruise, but me, Lafayette Harris Jr(p) were on the same car with Houston Person (ts) driving, that was actually good as could have our private space.

Houston Person & Lafayette Harris Jr on the rental car
       Sarivan Fortner (P)
          Christian McBride (b)            


When we were getting on the cruise, at the check-in, all Americans were easy to get keys but as soon as they saw my Japanese Passport, they were panicked and asked me so many questions.

"Did you go to China or Asian countries last 14days? Have you talked to someone from China or Asian Countries recently"etc... Well, I came from Japan but Japan was not pandemic yet then so I told them that then they gave me a pass. I looked around and only Asian passengers were asked those questions and extra time to check in... 

During the Jazz Cruise it was hard to get outside news as wifi didn't work well on the cruise so Actually we had a great time with lots music and networking lot. I took so many photos and wrote an article about it for the Jazz Japan magazine which is former known as legendary "Swing Journal".
All of us incl Musicians had great time on the Cruise, Houston Person Quartet did their great works as usual, and was so nice to see other amazing musicians play all day long, everyday!More over, it was really nice to hang out with musicians for sightseeings or sat together at meals and exchange stories like reunion! 

Houston Person &Lafayette Harris Jr  on the Jazz Cruise 2020
Curt Elling(vo) 
Benny Green(p)

When we reached KeyWest Florida, we could use wifi and saw how bad the Cruise was in Japan and pandemic going on. 
Finally I really started facing it, we were still on the Cruise and most of the passengers were over 60 years old, Musicians too. Houston is over 80, so I told Lafayette we really have to be careful.
Houston Person(ts) on the Jazz Cruise2020

Luckily we all could came back to Miami safe and could go back to NY. (altho at the airport we found out my ticket was not bought and rushed buying it but at the end, we had a great time)

In NY, still same Brooklyn life was waiting and I finished the article, editing photos etc.
My article&photos in "JaZZ Japan Vol 116"

Our dear friend, DOC gave us Knicks ticket at Madison Square Garden and first time I saw Hachimura fron DC team! Japanese NBA Player! 
He reminds me of my dear best friends son TOSHIKI who is a gorgeous boy in Brooklyn.
It was packed and almost full house but soon after the NBA player was found his Covid19 infection and all games were cancelled. 


Lafayette had a gig with legendary Archie Shepp(ts) so we flew to Oregon for PDX Jazz festival and stayed 3 days, explored Oregon nature and music scenes.

Archie Shepp(ts), wife Monet, &Avery Sharp(b)
Lafayette Harris Jr &Waterfalls in Oregon

Archie Shepp Quartet   ---->    https://youtu.be/03dJnhqzQLY


Soon after, NYC was LockedDown on March 22 2020, all schools were closed, Parks were closed and restaurants were delivery only. 


They found some sports players were infected by Covid19 so all sports games were cancelled and no more entertainment suddenly. Jazz Lincoln Center, Smalls, Vanguard.. all closed.

Kids stayed home but online classes were quite ready by then. Toshiki's mom said "Kids are home and actually we are busy helping his home works!"
We started cooking in the house, not to go out much. At Grocery shops, hard to find toilet papers, pasta, rice, soy milks, baby foods etc but vegetables, meats, other stuff were quite normal.
     
Whole Foods in Brooklyn

Musicians started working online, teaching, streaming live, lectures etc.
Work at home became general for most people. 

Meanwhile NY Covid19 numbers kept increased and people finally started wearing masks, hand covers, facial covers. 
Finally I was not the only one who was wearing masks. 
BUT at the same time, Asian Harassment was started. My Asian friends were terrified to go out without any guards. 

Japanese government released the announcement that the people from USA would be prohibited to get into Japan without 14days quarantine and PCR test results after March 25th. 

I was very luck to have my ticket to go back to Japan on 23rd. And came back to Japan safe although the airport was like biohazard.... really scary and everyone did not trust each other. 
 

After I came back to Japan, I stayed in my room at my parents house in Kyoto for 14 days, I even did not trust myself so I cleaned everytime after I used bathroom or toilets. 
Especially I have my parents who are not young at all in the same house, I was extra careful. 

Some of my friends in Japan and USA worried so they called me and checked on me if I am ok. 
Meanwhile I started loosing some of my good musician friends, family in USA and I became panicked. 

"I am in Japan peacefully but they are fighting everyday against this invisible virus. Anything I can do? Anything I should do?"


I made some YouTube videos for Japan to let people know what was going on with my real experiences. Still now I keep making it and prolly i keep doing it till Covid19 is vanished.

【日米でのコロナ体験談①】Covid-19 (Corona Virus Crisis) experience 2020 

https://youtu.be/ZJxl2ay-D2U


My newest article in "JaZZ Japan" vol 119 just came out and it was special edition for my experiences with Covid19. It is in Japanese but my photos and article are all over 7 pages. 

My article&Photos in "JaZZ Japan Vol.119"

Some people told me about conspiracy theory about this Covid19 but if you loose someone whom you expected to meet when this is settled, you can not easy to say this is because of Trump or BillG. This virus actually took some peoples lives and put us in danger. 
Not a joke. 
SNS became 
Some kind of jokes with those irresponsible people, especially in Japan and I was really pissed off to see it anytime I saw.

Japan started almost normal life recently but after Covid19 is totally different life, prospect of life, future, world has changed. I am sure this the same case for lots people too. 

I had not updated this Blog so long time since I started writing for Magazines or some Sites online with my photographies, but finally decided to write again as a journalist to let more people know what has been going on with real voices with real experiences. 
Major Media tells you all? How much can you believe at this point? 
What is truth and what is false information?
Only inner truth of yourself  knows.

Please stay safe wherever you are, and share love while you can. 
Life is only once and enjoy safe and healthy with your love one!

To be continued...
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011

RAKIM~Maceo Parker, Pee Wee Ellis, Fred Wesley~Christian McBride~Pharoahe Monch~etc

 O~~~~~~~~~~~~~LD SCHOOL, RAKIM!RAKIM RAKIM!
OH OH OH, I was so excited when I was invited to RAKIM show in Boston! That legendary RAKIM from Rakim and Eric B! 
Eric B. & Rakim were a hip-hop duo composed of DJ Eric Barrier and MC Rakim.Hailing from Long Island, New York, the pair are generally considered by hip hop enthusiasts to be one of the most influential and innovative groups in the genre. During hip hop's "golden age" of the mid-1980s to the early 90s, the duo was almost universally regarded as the premier MC/DJcombo in hip hop. The two had a potent chemistry; the duo's beats built on the hard-hitting sound of Run-D.M.C. by adding James Brown samples and Eric B's scratching, setting the stage for hip hop's late-1980s/early-1990s infatuation with samples from Brown
I actually wasn't sure if I can make it to Boston but somehow made it with taking China bus for 5 hours after my work. Its amazing that only $15 for one way to Boston from NY.
When I got there it was already show started time but luckily it was pushed back and started late. I was there just the right timing! My booking agent friend, Rich Mason (AKA Balewa) took me inside the venue and found out that is a TV shooting for MC battle. The Winner will have the opportunity to have contract with Eminem label and the judges are Rakim, Pharoahe Monch, and Jean Grae, hosted by BUN B. In between the kids battling, they performed and of course Rakim was the MAIN performer! Killing it, Killing it! I always like to see Pharoahe's performance on the stage as he is very passionate and powerful. But Rakim... wow... what can I say...? I was sitting next to Rakim's wife all the time. I didnt know the lady sitting next to me was Rakim's wife...so was joking around all the time but then Rakim came to pick her up after the show, then I was like <ohhhhhhh ahhhhhh.....> speachless. 
I was hanging with Rakim's wife whole night!Then after the show we went to Ra's dress room so many people came to appreciate him. He is a KING! At the hotel they were staying was next to the venue and connected with the elevator. After getting off the elevator, I found Pharoahe Monch and DJ Boogie Blind!I spoke to Pharoahe a bit and he remembered me when and where we met the first time. He is always a nice guy and very cool! No one tells bad things about him!!! 
At hotel lobby, one drunk girl came up to Rakim and was asking for autograph. Then she was asking Rakim's wife, Felicia if she can have a cookie. Felicia was like < it depends on WHAT KINDA COOKIE she wants> then that cracks me up! She said < not my big Chunky chocolate cookie, you can take vanilla or chocolate chip but not MY BIG CHUNKY CHOCOLATE ONE!!!> that was FUNNY!
Rakim was laughing and said < y'all girls are crazy~~~!> 

We all got together in Rakim's hotel room again and talked whole night about music, life, record covers that influenced us the most... Actually Rakim's most influential LP cover was GEORGE CLINTON and P-FUNK! When I heard about it, I was like YES, YES here my GOD's name again!!! FUNK FUNK!
He was talking about Central park's concert for Summer Stage, his new projects and of course Shoes... 
All and all we had a great fun time together and I am so glad that I was at that moment there with them talking music stuff more and more with legends. Thank you so much for inviting and letting me be there! 
<Actually a few days ago Rakim's beautiful wife texted me and told me that she had a such a fun great night in Boston and lets keep in touch! You know what this means to me??? WOOOW...!!!>

I ran into Rakim another day soon after---> 

The next day, after having brunch in Boston, took a china bus again and headed back to NY for MACEO PARKER, PEE WEE ELLIS, and FRED WESLEY show at Town Hall on Oct 06 2011.
The bus got delayed again and took me 5 hours to get back, I was worried if I could make it on time for the show. But somehow I made it! 
My seat was very first law in the center and right in front of Fred Wesley! His Trombone was right in front of my face! I was joking that I dont want to get his spit on my face but that was almost like that closed to his Trombone! And Maceo Parker! Of course, of course..This day was Pee Wee's 70th Birthday. 
Maceo Parker is an American funk and soul jazzsaxophonist, best known for his work with James Brown in the 1960s, as well as Parliament-Funkadelic in the 1970s. Parker was a prominent soloist on many of Brown's hit recordings, and a key part of his band, playing alto, tenor and baritone saxophones. He is now just as well known for his own shows, as he has toured continuously under his own name since the early 1990s and has built up a strong fan base. --->http://www.maceo.com/
Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis is an American saxophonist, composer andarranger. He was an important member of James Brown's band in the 1960s and appeared on many of Brown's most notable recordings. He also worked closely with Van Morrison. In later years, he became a resident of England, living in the town of Frome in the county ofSomerset.--->http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_%22Pee_Wee%22_Ellis
Fred Wesley is an American jazz and funk trombonist, best known for his work with James Brown in the 1960s and 1970s. He left Brown's band in 1975 and spent several years playing with George Clinton's various Parliament-Funkadelic projects, even recording a couple of albums as the leader of a spin-off group, The Horny Horns.Also played and recorded with so many artists like Ray Charles, Lionel Hampton, Randy Crawford, Vanessa Williams, The SOS Band, Cameo, Van Morrison, Socalled and rappers De La Soul, singer Mary J. Blige, D'Angelo and more--->http://www.funkyfredwesley.com/
All these legends were dancing, blowing their horns, and singing up!!! In the band, Christian McBride was on bass. He looked so happy to play with those legends. To be honest, it was not like P-Funk's Funk vibe, more likely Jazz Funk vibe but still amazing funk is funk! People got crazy screaming, and dancing with them!
 Christian McBride is an American jazzbassist. His father, Lee Smith, and his great uncle, Howard Cooper, are well known Philadelphia bassists who served as McBride's early mentors. He is regarded as a virtuoso, and is one of the most recorded musicians of his generation, having appeared on close to 300 recordings as a sideman before the age of 40 likeFreddie Hubbard, Joe Henderson, McCoy Tyner, Herbie Hancock, Pat Metheny, Diana Krall,Roy Haynes, Chick Corea, John McLaughlin, Wynton Marsalis, Hank Jones, Joshua Redman, and Ray Brown's "Superbass" with John Clayton, as well as with hip-hop, pop, soul, and classical musicians like The Roots, Kathleen Battle, Carly Simon, Sting, Bruce Hornsby, and James Brown. --->http://www.christianmcbride.com/
After the show we met all the legends including Christian. Always always nice to see those legends and their family, friends. Beautiful moment. meeting up new people also re-connect with old friends.



Christian McBride, I met him some years ago through Roy Haynes at Blue Note. That was Roy Haynes's birthday gig, with special guests my dear ROY HARGROVE and CHRISTIAN McBRIDE! Amazing show always. Roy Haynes's son and my friend Craig Holiday Haynes invited me 2 nights actually. Very special nights and had great time. Since then I have met Christian time to time, most of time he was playing with Roy Haynes. Roy Owen Haynes is an American jazz drummer and bandleader. Haynes is among the most recorded drummers in jazz, and in a career lasting more than 60 years has played in a wide range of styles ranging from swing and bebop to jazz fusion and avant-garde jazz. He has a highly expressive, personal style ("Snap Crackle" was a nickname given him in the 1950s) and is known to foster a deep engagement in his bandmates
This time was with Funk Legends and he was so excited and even after the show he was still excited!
Fred Wesley was trying to sell his CD after the show at the entrance and gathered by his beautiful people. I wanted to talk more about LA connection and his Funk but I got shy all of sudden...(well I am a shy person normally...) 
On Saturday Oct 8th, BedStuy in Brooklyn was special. 1;30~ MosDef and Brooklyn Philharmonic, 4;30~ Pharoahe Monch and DJ Boogie Blind and hosted by Raye 6 whole day!I couldnt make it to come see MosDef tho, I wanted to see Talib Kweli show that supposed to be the main and the last for this event.
Pharoahe came out to the stage but the sound was so bad and one of his back singer became a star more than Pharoahe, so I was in back all the time. But still his performance was killing! After the show He was trying to avoid all the crowds but found me in back stage then gave me big hug and kiss on cheek with his sweaty face!!! That is very special and very nice him to do!!! I like him more now and want to support him now! See this is RESPECT and I feel very special! I love that feeling! DJ Boogie Blind also it was really nice seeing them after meeting in Boston!!! Always always nice!!!
Talib canceled the last minute for production issue. I think its about money... (they said contract issue) He was in his lab all day actually and very Sad that I couldnt see him but all good. I could see so many of my friends and exchanged love on this day like Mecca, Shino, Dashaun, Big Jeff, Supreme and his girl Keri, Producer-Studdah, photographer-Raheem, Mikel Banks and his friends, Raye 6, Danny Castro, and more and more! Wow that was very hot shine day and I was really sweaty... such a beautiful day in BedStuy Brooklyn! 

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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

♪I Love JAPAN♪☆Japan Benefit in New York!!!


How many people still remember that Japan had a big earthquake, Tsunami this year? Since then I have been trying to support any Japan benefit events and I started singing again myself also.
This is all for my lovely beautiful country JAPAN.
Fortunately my home town KYOTO was ok but still I hear there are so many earthquakes going on in Japan all the time.

I started singing for Danny Eason & Don't Give UpInternational Choir.This is for strictly Japan benefit. We are all great powerful singers singing voluntarily for Love to Japan. Our First Gig was at Lenox Lounge Jazz Japan benefit concert. My Pianist friend Lafayette was hosting this event and we successfully did great performance at legendary Lenox Lounge!!!
So far we have been doing great jobs everywhere like last week we performed for <Great day in Harlem> for Harlem week. We did perform for McDonald Gospel Festival that is one of the biggest Gospel Festivals in USA.My Favorite Kirk Franklin was one of the guest performers!!!
Now what we do sing for is to sell the music <Don't Give Up> then the money from sales straight goes to Japan. We unfortunately didn't record this song, it was already recorded by others but as we keed performing, we hope more people would know about us and can spread love to Japan. If you are interested, please go to http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dont-give-up-feat-danny-eason/id428590752

Also I have been attending to some great musicians, artists's Japanese benefit concerts, like                                                                    

<Marcus Miller Presents: BLUE NOTE JAZZ BENEFIT FOR JAPAN at Highline Ballroom>, with MCCOY TYNER, MADELEINE PEYROUX, RON CARTER, JOHN SCOFIELD, MICHEL CAMILO, JOE LOVANO, KENNY BARON, PAQUITO D'RIVERA, ROBERT GLASPER, ROY HARGROVE, CHRISTIAN SCOTT, JOHN LEE & MORE,featuring Robert Glasper, Sean Jones, Angelique Kidjo, Gregoire Maret, Raul Midon,Q-Tip, Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson, Kaoru Watanabe, Louis Cato, Alex Han, Federico Gonzalez Pena, Vince Wilburn Jr., Wallace Roney, Maya Azucena and more!

<Heavy Sound at Coco 66 Brooklyn> with Lions Club, DJ Das san, Q-Tip, Sadat X (Brand Nubian), Large Professor, Schott Free, Smif-n-Wessun, O.C,JERU THE DAMAJA and more, 



<Jon Quick Select Events brought 9 AMAZING DJs together for Japan benefit> like Voltron to rock the venue known as Taj to its very core! Thanks to DJs D-Nice, Snatch-1, Commish, CEO, The Legendary Chris Washington, DJ Nickiee, M.O.S., Siba Giba...with Host KEVIN POWEL!!!



<GROOVE FOR JAPAN-EARTHDAY CAMPAIGN at Katra> "LOVE SAVE JAPAN"

Main Floor Deejays: Just Blaze * Tony Touch * StimuluCosi * Tahleim * ASAHI SUZUKI
Groove Floor Deejays : Spinna * Nickodemus *Jephte Guillaume * Slam Mode * Antonio Ocasio
Special screening of "Be The E" campaign & Live Painting by Pesu Art.
<Love Save Japan> events like one with QuestLove and Pesu kun live painting event at Brooklyn Bowl,
The other event was Guest DJ Marley Marl, Greg Nice from Nice and Smooth at pop burger New York and more. LOVE SAVE JAPAN is founded by my lovely girl friend-Mariko, their logo Tote bags and T-shirts are available to purchase at J-Crew shops. I respect her a lot for this movement! We all wnat to spread our love and appreciation to Japan and to the world!!! <3
All these legends told us how much they love Japan and they would like to give us back for something... I spoke to more musicians about Japan, Love and music.
I was talking to Bootsy Collins members and George Clinton and P-Funk All stars of course about Japan. Bootsy is going to be there in Aug, and George Clinton and P-Funk all stars were there right before the Earthquake!
Bootsy has been wearing old school Japanese Flag on his head at the beginning of the shows during the World Tour!!! This means a lot to us, Japanese people!!!
I appreciate them more now for their love to Japan and I am more to be a proud Japanese!
Thank you very much y'all for your Love!!!


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