Kabuki (Oriental Funk)
An electronica instrumental with an Oriental funk/rock sound.
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Story behind the song
"Kabuki (Oriental Funk)" was an experimental jam recorded 'half-live' (Basic Rhythm, Bass and First Keyboards---LIVE, into the tape recorder mic/Second Keyboard--dubbed in) in December of 1982. One of the EARLIEST Surviving Stereo Masters I have. Most of the sessions for "The Scarlet Rains Of Galaxia Minor"--technically a Double-Cassette Album--are in Stereo, and partially recorded LIVE.
The sessions lasted from November 1982, until March 1983----
lots of LONG Experimental Tracks. At only 8 minutes-and-some-pocket change, "Kabuki" is relatively SHORT.
There is, though, the closing track on the album, "Strange Chambers", which is 18 minutes of Bass Guitar experimentation. That's coming later.