Mitsuyoshi Azuma & THE SWING BOPPERS
Guest: Kiyoshi Shochiku

[bold] [Mitsuyoshi Azuma & The Swinging Boppers] [/bold] 34th anniversary, debut? This is the only jump blues band in Japan, celebrating its 30th anniversary. 4 Rhythm & 8 Azuma's one-and-only guitar and vocals explode on Horne! In the fall of 1979, Mitsuyoshi Azuma, who was enrolled in a fifth-year university student at a certain university, gathers members with the intention of a session, saying, "To commemorate his graduation." After a very small rehearsal, he will perform at Azuma's rock circle, a jazz circle to which some of the members belonged, and at the legendary school festival of the University of Tokyo's Faculty of Agriculture (in the storm, the audience counted five people). Then, in March of the following year, he performed the last performance at the live house "Jirokichi" in Koenji, and disbanded well. When I thought, nine months later, I couldn't be patient and reunited. Then, from VIVID SOUND, two albums, "Swing Back with the Swing Boppers" and "Hepcats Jump Again", from Victor, "Stompin' & Bouncin'" (Oct. '91), "Squeezin' & Blowin'" (Feb. 02), and "Seven & Bi-Decade" (Aug. 6). In January 2009, he transferred to HOT RIVER RECORDS, and released his first live performance "Sweetin' Ballroom" and his first DVD work "Stage & Backdoor", which attracted attention in various fields. In September last year, he released his sixth album, Senior Bacchanals, for the first time in seven years as a studio album. Most members have other jobs, and if they meet too much, the number is very small, but sometimes they live in Jirokichi, Club Kuatro, etc. to deepen fellowship.