Big Jay McNeely with Bloodest Saxophone <Big Jay McNeely with Bradest Saxophone> + Mikio Ito
OPENING ACT： Urahoe & The Rockin Baritones / Bloodest Saxophone + Mikio Ito
DJ： JUNIA(Bar MUSZE) / momo ♪ (OSAKA TWIST&SHOUT) / SEIJI IWABUCHI (NUDE RESTAURANT )

<[bold] Big Jay McNeely Big Jay McNeely [/bold]> Born in the Watts district of Los Angeles on April 29, 1927. Real name Cecil James McNeely. Initially, he became a jazzman and competed with Sony Chris, Hampton Hoz, Charlie Parker, etc., but participated in the Johnny Atis Orchestra in 1947 and announced in 1948, hit the "The Deacon's Hop" and made a vivid debut in the United States R&B world. The wild and crazy saxophone blowing saxophone blow and the wild and crazy staging blowing while jumping on a bar counter or lying down and bridged, also had a great impact on the formation of Rock'n Roll. In recent years, he has become a great attraction to show off his saxophone blowers who are not aware of the decline, as well as the astringent vocals full of blues feeling. Even now at the age of 85, he continues to perform powerful performances, but he seems to be determined to make his visit to Japan the "last" overseas performance. [orange] [bold][medium] "Saxes in R&B in the 1940s played exactly the same role as hard-lock guitars in modern and modern times." With a violently distorted tone, he used the terrible lows to the ear-sounding highs to drive the young man into a scream. Among them, it is the arrival of Big Jay, the rightmost wing! In the past, it was blowing outside the store and was taken to the police, but if the 85-year-old Big Jay intends to do so, I'll follow the Shibuya Police Station together!" [/medium][/bold][/orange] (Mitsuyoshi Azuma from Mitsuyoshi Azuma & THE SWING BOPPERS)