This first ever retrospective of Japanese guitar pioneer Takeshi Terauchi charts his career from the 1960s surf boom, via groovy instrumentals, through to 70s fuzz freak-outs and funk rock.

The set was collated by Honest J...

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This first ever retrospective of Japanese guitar pioneer Takeshi Terauchi charts his career from the 1960s surf boom, via groovy instrumentals, through to 70s fuzz freak-outs and funk rock.

The set was collated by Honest Jon's Records' resident Japan-ist, Howard Williams, the man behind the Killing Melody Japanese gangster soundtrack compilation and the Japonica blog and club night.

A must-have item for collectors of guitar 'n' beats from around the world or anyone with a curiosity for vintage Oriental popular music, the collection features a wealth of traditional Japanese folk melodies and 60s J-pop given an electric guitar battering.

Available on CD and shorter limited edition vinyl LP!

If you enjoyed our other Japanese compilations, GS I Love You (CDWIKD 159), GS I Love You Too (CDWIKD 196) and Nippon Girls (CDWIKD 288), check this out now.

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