Casiopea World Live '88

JOIA
Video by Casiopea, Spectrum and Tops Horn Section
Released	January 25, 1989
Recorded	July 9, 1988 at Projeto Sp. São Paulo, Brazil ,; August 23, 1988 at World Expo '88 Brisbane, Australia ,; August 27, 1988 at Yomiuriland Open Theater East, Tokyo, Japan ,; September 10, 1988 at Auditorio National, Mexico City, Mexico ,; September 13, 1988 at Roxy, Los Angeles, U.S.A. .
Genre	Jazz fusion
Length	75:00
Label	Laserdisc Corp.; SM068-3290
Producer	Issei Noro
Casiopea chronology

Casiopea World Live '88
Live album by Casiopea, Spectrum and Tops Horn Section
Released	November 25, 1988
Recorded	July 9, 1988 at Projeto Sp. São Paulo, Brazil ,; August 23, 1988 at World Expo '88 Brisbane, Australia ,; August 27, 1988 at Yomiuriland Open Theater East, Tokyo, Japan ,; September 10, 1988 at Auditorio National, Mexico City, Mexico ,; September 13, 1988 at Roxy, Los Angeles, U.S.A. .
Genre	Jazz fusion
Length	43:41
Label	Polydor K.K. / AURA; 28MX-2555
Producer	Issei Noro
Casiopea chronology
Spectrum chronology

Casiopea World Live '88 is the fifth live album released by the jazz fusion group Casiopea in 1988. It is a compilation Album consisting of recordings of some of their songs played in concert during Casiopea's World Tour in 1988 that promoted their previous album "Euphony". It is also a collaboration album with two Japanese horn sections from two other bands, the brass section of "Spectrum" and the brass Section of "The Tops". Additionally, it is the first album Spectrum recorded since their breakup in 1981, and is their penultimate album (their last album after they broke up was released in 1991 and was a remix compilation album of songs that were hits in Japan from the late 1970s). Lead trumpeter/vocalist of Spectrum, Ichiro Nitta, was also the Producer of "The Tops" at the time this album was released. Tops released one more album, "Soul Children", the following year, before they disbanded in 1991. This was also the last album to feature Tetsuo Sakurai on Bass and Akira Jimbo on Drums (during his run as a full-time member), who both left to form the band Jimsaku.

Track listing

LP(28MX-2555) Track listing

Side A
No.	Title	Music	from album	Length
1.	"Do-Loo-Doo?"	Issei Noro	Platinum	4:04
2.	"Bayside Express"	Issei Noro	Euphony	4:46
3.	"Taiyo-Fu" (The Wind From The Sun)	Issei Noro	EUPHONY	4:26
4.	"Red Zone"	Tetsuo Sakurai	Euphony	4:19
5.	"Princess Moon"	Issei Noro	Platinum	4:54
Total length:				22:29

Side B
No.	Title	Music	from album	Length
1.	"Inishie" (Old Times)	Minoru Mukaiya	Euphony	3:39
2.	"Solid Swing"	Akira Jimbo	Euphony	1:57
3.	"Magnetic Vibration"	Tetsuo Sakurai	Platinum	4:48
4.	"Mei-Mu" (Shallow Dreams)	Issei Noro	Euphony	4:11
5.	"Super Sonic Movement"	Issei Noro	Euphony	6:37
Total length:				21:12

CD(POCH-1223, UPCY-6540) Track listing

No.	Title	Music	Venue	Length
1.	"Do-Loo-Doo?"	Issei Noro	Tokyo	4:04
2.	"Bayside Express"	Issei Noro	Tokyo	4:46
3.	"Taiyo-Fu" (The Wind From The Sun)	Issei Noro	São Paulo	4:26
4.	"Red Zone"	Tetsuo Sakurai	São Paulo	4:19
5.	"Princess Moon"	Issei Noro	Brisbane	4:54
6.	"Inishie" (Old Times)	Minoru Mukaiya	Mexico City	3:39
7.	"Solid Swing"	Akira Jimbo	Mexico City	1:57
8.	"Magnetic Vibration"	Tetsuo Sakurai	Los Angeles	4:48
9.	"Mei-Mu" (Shallow Dreams)	Issei Noro	Los Angeles	4:11
10.	"Super Sonic Movement"	Issei Noro	Tokyo	6:37
11.	"Access" (Bonus Track for CD)	Issei Noro	Tokyo	4:21
12.	"Halle" (Bonus Track for 1992 CD)	Issei Noro	Tokyo	3:44
13.	"Asayake" (Bonus Track for 1992 CD)	Issei Noro	Tokyo	5:37
Total length:				56:53

12, 13 bonus truck are not included in H33P-20285.

Personnel

Casiopea are

Issei Noro - electric guitar, acoustic guitar

Minoru Mukaiya - keyboards

Tetsuo Sakurai - 6 string electric bass

Akira Jimbo - drums

Guest Musicians

Horn Arrangement - Ichiro Nitta (LP:A1, B5)(CD:1,10,11,12,13)

Horn Spectrum are

Ichiro Nitta - trumpet

Junichi Kanezaki - trumpet

Toshiyuki Yoshida - trombone

Tops Horns are

Shigeru Terauchi - trumpet

Junichi Kawasaki - trumpet

Takashi Kudo - trombone

Masahiro Kuroishi - tenor saxophone

Production

Producer - Issei Noro
Executive producer - Katsuki Hagiwara, Shinichi Toyama

Recorded on

July 9th (Projeto Sp. São Paulo, Brazil) [LP:A3, A4] [CD:3,4]

August 23rd (World Expo 88, Brisbane, Australia) [LP:A5] [CD:5]

August 27th (Yomiuriland Open Theater East, Tokyo, Japan) [LP:A1,A2,B5] [CD:1,2,10,11,12,13]

September 10th (Auditorio National, Mexico City, Mexico) [LP:B1,B2] [CD:6,7]

September 13th (Roxy, Los Angeles, U.S.A.) [LP:B3,B4] [CD:8,9]

Recording engineers - Roberto Marques (Brazil), Steve Pyle (Australia), Bob Hodas (U.S.A.), Tsutomu Ueda (Mexico), and Akitsugu Doi (Tokyo)
Mixing engineer - Akitsugu Doi, Tutomu Ueda
Assistant engineer - Masashi Kudo
Tour supervisor - Shinichi Toyama
Top Producer - Noboru Miura
Project co-ordinator - Masato Arai
Tour management - Fumiaki Takahashi
Tour crew - Ichiro Gohara, Tsutomu Ueda, Katsuhiro Maruichi, Kazumasa Mitsui, Hideji Uekusa, Hisashi Aratake.
Art director - Yoshiyuki Menjoh
Designer - Yuji Sugita
Photograph - Nakao Wada, Kazumi Okuma, Eiryo Asada
Hair and makeup - Kaoru Chiba

Release history

Region	Date	Label	Format	Catalog	Note
Japan	November 25, 1988	Polydor K.K. / AURA	30cmLP	28MX-2555	stereo
	November 25, 1988		12cmCD	H33P-20285
	July 1, 1992		12cmCD	POCH-1223
	June 24, 2009	Universal Music LLC / AURA	remastered SHM-CD	UPCY-6540
	June 24, 2017	Universal Music LLC / AURA	remastered SHM-CD	UPCY-9702	J-FUSION 40th

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LD/DVD

JOIA - Casioea World Tour - is the live video released by the jazz fusion group Casiopea in 1989. Later on, it was released on DVD with the name Live History Part II.

Track listing

LD(SM068-3290)収録曲

SIDE 1
No.	Title	Music	Venue	Length
1.	"Opening" (Piano Solo MEI-MU)	Issei Noro	-	1:00
2.	"Hacker"	Issei Noro	JAPAN	4:00
3.	"Bayside Express"	Issei Noro	JAPAN	4:53
4.	"Taiyo-Fu" (The Wind From The Sun)	Issei Noro	BRAZIL	5:11
5.	"Red Zone"	Tetsuo Sakurai	BRAZIL	6:23
6.	"Solid Swing"	Akira Jimbo	JAPAN	1:55
7.	"Sentimental Avenue"	Issei Noro	AUSTRALIA	5:06
8.	"Princess Moon"	Issei Noro	MEXICO	5:33
9.	"Inishie" (Old Times)	Minoru Mukaiya	MEXICO	3:38
10.	"Magnetic Vibration"	Tetsuo Sakurai	U.S.A.	4:58
11.	"Mei-Mu" (Shallow Dreams)	Issei Noro	U.S.A.	4:28
Total length:				47:05

SIDE 2
No.	Title	Music	Venue	Length
1.	"Rehearsal Scen"	-	JAPAN	3:16
2.	"Do-Loo-Doo?"	Issei Noro	JAPAN	3:47
3.	"Super Sonic Movement"	Issei Noro	JAPAN	6:49
4.	"Halle"	Issei Noro	JAPAN	4:05
5.	"Bridge Over Troubled Water"	Paul Simon	JAPAN	4:01
6.	"Asayake"	Issei Noro	JAPAN	5:01
Total length:				26:59

Personnel

Casiopea are

Issei Noro - Electric guitar, Acoustic Guitar

Minoru Mukaiya - Keyboards

Tetsuo Sakurai - 6 Strings Electric Bass

Akira Jimbo - Drums

Guest Musicians

Horn arrangement - Ichiro Nitta (2-2〜4,2-6)

Horn Spectrum are

Ichiro Nitta - trumpet

Junichi Kanezaki - trumpet

Toshiyuki Yoshida - trombone

Tops Horns are

Shigeru Terauchi - trumpet

Junichi Kawasaki - trumpet

Takashi Kudo - trombone

Masahiro Kuroishi - tenor saxophone

Production

Director - Hideaki Oguri
Producer - Ryoichi Okuda (L.D.C.), Shunsuke Goth (TAMCO)
Technical supervisor - Makoto Kagawa, Kiyoshi Yaezawa
Video editor - Susumu "FRYO" Iguchi, Hideaki Oguri
Sound mixing engineer - Akitsugu Doi
Supervisor - Shinichi Toyama (Aura Music)
Tour producer - Noboru Miura (Soreisha)
Tour management - Fumiaki Takahashi
Assistant director - Kiyoji Yoshino, Atsushi Kimura
M.A. engineer - Takami Yuasa
Sound mixing assistant - Masashi Kudo
Production assistant manager - Hiroshi Mizutani
Runner - Kenichi Matsumoto
Assistant editor - Kohei Ishizaki
Edit co-ordinator - Kouichi Umeda
Stylist - Reiko Shishi
Designer - Mitsuaki Takeda (L.D.C.)
Tour co-ordinator - Masato Arai
Tour crew - Katsuhiro Maruichi, Ichiro Gohara, Tsutomu Ueda, Kazumasa Mitsui, Hideji Uekusa, Hisashi Aratake

Brazil staff

Sup operações - M. Lucena
Dir tecnico - N. Cagiano
Sup tec - Carlos A. Fonseca
Co-dir - Simoes
Cameraman - Shigeru Mikoshiba, Carlinhos, Michell, Di Nizo, Marcelo, Leonard Yamaguchi
Video engineer - Kazuhiro Nagame, Pedro, Valdir, Luizinho, Baldini, Robson
AssistanttTecnico - J. Servulo
Camera assistant - Paulo, Hamilton
Aux mecs - Erco
Sound recording engineer - Roberto Marques, Joan Roberto Guarino
Sound assistant engineer - Jose Alberto Pimentel, Carlos Guedes, Dijalma Silva
Illumination - Walter, L. Fernando, Claudio, Arnaldo
Video mobil - TV Bandeirntes
Audio Equipments - Trans America
Co-ordination - Nambei Tshushin Sha, Gisaburo Owa, Marina Satoh, Leonard Yamaguchi
Tour Co-ordination - Hallelujah World, Toshiharu Masanobu, Makio Terao

Australia staff

Co-producer - Kei Robards
Co-director - Malcom Kemp.
Technical director - G. Nettle, B. Cassidy
Switcher - P. Lesson
Cameraman - Makoto Kogawa, Glen Watson, Steve Cahill, Brian Barnard, Bob McCall, Greg Clark
Video engineer - Barry Sutherland, G. Venn, C. Koeneman, J. Waiter, J. Galea, I. Andrews
VTR - Craig Metcalfe, D. Webb
Sound recording engineer - Steve Pyle, J. Boast
Sound recording assistant - G. Son
Assistant director - K. Wilson
Lighting - J. Bosak
Video and audio mobile - TVO (Network Ten), Video Ten
Co-ordination - West Street Productions, Tom Kanazaki, Jinni Hazard

Japan staff

Technical director - Kiyoshi Yaezawa
Chief cameraman - Makoto Kogawa
Cameramen - Joji Ide, Shigeru Mikoshiba, Dave Kajimoto, Tsutomu Akahira, Shinichi Chiba, Jun Kosaka, Masato Ishikawa, Yoji Miyazaki, Teruo Ito, Akio Suzaki, Hiroshi Watanabe (Com-remote)
Video engineer - Masaru Konno, Akiyoshi Serino, Kazuhiro Nagame, Yoshitaka Kenkou, Hiroyuki Toida
VTR - Hisaki Fukuda, Takashi Suzuki
Switcher - Hirohito Ikemoto
Camera assistant - Fumito Kotani, Hiroshi Oyama, Junichi Yokoyama, Katsunori Ikemoto, Mitsunori Kishizoe
Rail and crane system - Hiroshi Iwasaki, Kozo Nashiki, Kazuya Nakamura, Yutaka Oshima, Shigeru Hirayama, Toshihiro Nakamura, Katsuo Ito, Shinji Kanzaki, Koji Kanaya
Sound recording engineer - Akitsugu Doi
Sound recording Assistants - Yoshiyasu Kumada, Makoto Takahashi, Tomoyasu Yamashita, Shoji Kusunoki
P.A. - Tsutomu Ueda, Kimio Kurokawa
Stage art pranner - Kazunori Higuchi
Lighting director - Ichiro Gohara
Lighting - Yukihisa Nishimura
Stage manager - Katsumi Ninagawa, Masayuki Yagi, Seiji Ohashi
Location lighting - Kouichi Seo, Tsugio Mizuno

Mexico staff

Cameraman - Makoto Kagawa
Video engineer - Kazuhiro Nagame
Sound recording engineer - Tsutomu Ueda
Co-director - Oscar J. Vera Mendez
Video system - TV Imevision
Co-ordinator - Setsuo Morishima
Stage manager - Ryuichi Masamura

U.S.A. Staff

Technical director - Mike Harrington
Technical co-ordinator - Steve North
Cameraman - Guy Casagrande, George Prince, Joe Dallura, Dave Kister, Doug Frobie, Makoto Kagawa
Gaffer - Marx Misenhiemer
Video engineer - Bill Schwartz, Terry Baysdofer, Jon Karhan, John Karhan
Camera assistant - Engine Fitzpatrick
Sound recording engineer - Bob Hodas, Video Mobil, Video One, Audio Mobile, Record Plant
Co-ordination - Muru Okuda (Filmore International)
Associates co-ordination - Alvin Mori, Ron Martinez (Lumination)

Release history

Region	Date	Label	Format	Catalog	Note
Japan	January 25, 1989	Laserdisc Corp.	LaserDisc	SM068-3290	CLV, NTSC, stereo
	January 25, 1989	Laserdisc Corp.	VHS	HM068-3290	NTSC, Hi-Fi
	September 13, 2000	Pioneer LDC	DVD	PIBL-1003	single-sided, region code2, NTSC, Linear PCM
	June 23, 2004	Geneon Entertainment,	DVD	GNBL-1005	Dual-layer, Dolby 5.1 surround, NTSC

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