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Contents: An ambitious new work created in collaboration with a guitarist and bassist. This is the 13th original album (excluding mini-albums, live albums, and compilation works) by "Jake Shimabukuro," who is hailed as the Jimi Hendrix of the ukulele world. This album, created with the bassist and guitarist with whom he has toured for the past few years, is imbued with a weighty groove despite being a ukulele album. It includes a cover of Pink Floyd's famous song "I Wish You Were Here." Without losing the beauty of the original song, it is a gem of a cover that blends in Jake's unique melancholic phrases. It also includes a cover of a traditional Hawaiian song. This one is reminiscent of his representative song "Hula Girl," with a refreshing Jake sound. His flexible yet powerful and ever-changing ukulele playing shines once again on this album. ?\Track List 1. When The Masks Come Down 2. Twelve 3. Resistance 4. Lament 5. Red Crystal 6. Morning Blue 7. Summer Rain 8. Wish You Were Here *Cover of Pink Floyd, from the 1975 album "Wish You Were Here" 9. Fireflies 10. Waialae *Traditional Hawaiian song 11. On The Wing 12. Strong In The Broken Places 13. Landslide *Cover of Fleetwood Mac, from the 1975 album "Fantastic Mac" 14. One for Three (2019 Version) | 143 (2019 Version) *Bonus track on the Japanese edition Media reviews and more An ambitious new work created in collaboration with a guitarist and bassist. This is the 13th original album (excluding mini-albums, live albums, and compilation works) from Jake Shimabukuro, who is hailed as the Jimi Hendrix of the ukulele world. This work, created with the bassist and guitarist with whom he has toured for the past few years, is enveloped in a weighty groove despite being a ukulele album. It includes a cover of Pink Floyd's famous song "I Wish You Were Here." Without losing the beauty of the original song, it is a gem of a cover that blends in Jake's unique melancholic phrases. It also includes a cover of a traditional Hawaiian song. This one is a refreshing Jake sound reminiscent of his representative song "Hula Girl." His flexible yet powerful and ever-changing ukulele playing shines once again on this album. (C)RS
