
Head Rock (2025 Reissue)
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Japanese saxophonist Jiro Inagaki was one of the key figures in shaping jazz-rock in Japan, and Head Rock, recorded with his Soul Media group in 1970, captures him at full tilt. The record explodes with restless invention - 'The Vamp' sets the tone with its swaggering groove, while 'Twenty One' and 'Spoonful' merge rock weight with improvisational fire. On the flip, 'Back To Rack' rides a funk-driven pulse, and 'High Jack' locks into raw, horn-led momentum. 'The Ground For Peace' adds a touch of reflective contrast before the furious title track closes things out. Equal parts experiment and declaration, this remains one of the most uncompromising statements of Japanese jazz history - loud, confrontational and years ahead of its time.
Tracklist
A1. The Vamp
A2. Twenty One
A3. Spoonful
B1. Back To Rack
B2. High Jack
B3. The Ground For Peace
B4. Head Rock
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$20.70Head Rock (2025 Reissue)
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Japanese saxophonist Jiro Inagaki was one of the key figures in shaping jazz-rock in Japan, and Head Rock, recorded with his Soul Media group in 1970, captures him at full tilt. The record explodes with restless invention - 'The Vamp' sets the tone with its swaggering groove, while 'Twenty One' and 'Spoonful' merge rock weight with improvisational fire. On the flip, 'Back To Rack' rides a funk-driven pulse, and 'High Jack' locks into raw, horn-led momentum. 'The Ground For Peace' adds a touch of reflective contrast before the furious title track closes things out. Equal parts experiment and declaration, this remains one of the most uncompromising statements of Japanese jazz history - loud, confrontational and years ahead of its time.
Tracklist
A1. The Vamp
A2. Twenty One
A3. Spoonful
B1. Back To Rack
B2. High Jack
B3. The Ground For Peace
B4. Head Rock
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Japanese saxophonist Jiro Inagaki was one of the key figures in shaping jazz-rock in Japan, and Head Rock, recorded with his Soul Media group in 1970, captures him at full tilt. The record explodes with restless invention - 'The Vamp' sets the tone with its swaggering groove, while 'Twenty One' and 'Spoonful' merge rock weight with improvisational fire. On the flip, 'Back To Rack' rides a funk-driven pulse, and 'High Jack' locks into raw, horn-led momentum. 'The Ground For Peace' adds a touch of reflective contrast before the furious title track closes things out. Equal parts experiment and declaration, this remains one of the most uncompromising statements of Japanese jazz history - loud, confrontational and years ahead of its time.
Tracklist
A1. The Vamp
A2. Twenty One
A3. Spoonful
B1. Back To Rack
B2. High Jack
B3. The Ground For Peace
B4. Head Rock











