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A Path Through Haze by Kimio Mizutani released in 1971. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
That's a very fine example of progressive rock from Japan. The guitar-work of Kimi Mizutani is excellent on every track, the most impressive ones are "Sail in the Sky", where Mizutani plays in the manner of the contemporary McLaughlin, and "Tell me what you saw", which is in Free Style and offers a cacophonous competition between guitar, piano and drums.
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Kimio Mizutani A Bottle of Codeine [HQ Audio] A Path Through Haze 1971. 7:26; Kimio Mizutani - Turning Point. 3:52; Kimio Mizutani -1971- A Path Through Haze - A Path Through Haze. 5:58; Kimio Mizutani - Sail in the Sky. 7:20; Kimio Mizutani - Tell Me What You Saw. 4:56; Kimio Mizutani - One For Janis.
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16 de ene. de 2018 · Kimio Mizutani — 水谷公生 (June 17, 1947) — is a Japanese jazz-rock guitarist who was involved in several notable group projects that yielded albums in 1971, including People, Love Live Life, The Mannheim Rock Ensemble, Akira Ishikawa’s Count Buffalos, and Masahiko Sato’s Sound Breakers.That same year, Mizutani released the album A Path Through Haze on Polydor.
Japanese Kimio Mizutani (born 1947) had been known as a legendary guitarist of the early Japanese Psych/Prog scene, although he mostly made his living as a session man.After playing with Psych Rock bands Outcast and Adams, Mizutani recorded his only solo album ''A path through haze'' (1971, Polydor) with the help of two keyboardists, two ...
