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Kagura Song
02:42
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Joyama Song
04:31
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Jarigachi Song
03:51
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Over the Mountain
03:46
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Boatman’s Song
06:10
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Tenjinko Song
02:10
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Shimiwatari
00:38
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Bon Odori Part1
05:02
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Ginkgo
02:27
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First & Last Records Brooklyn, New York
First & Last Records is a new label that is reissuing private press Japanese acid folk, psych and rock albums from the 70's. A lot of these records were only made in 50-100 copies, sometimes less, and First & Last Records is focused on bringing these very rare albums to a larger audience and helping the musicians get the recognition they deserve. ... more
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