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Prism | |
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| Origin | Japan |
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| Years active | 1975 - present |
| Members | Akira Wada (ja) Satoshi "Mansaku" Kimura (ja) Jiro Okada Tatsuya "Cheru" Watanabe (ja) |
| Past members | Ken Watanabe (ja) Toru "Rika" Suzuki Katsutoshi Morizono Daisaku Kume (ja) Koki "Corky" Ito (ja) Masahiro Sayama (ja) Jun Aoyama (ja) Satoshi Nakamura (ja) Jun Fukamachi (ja) Yoshikazu Matsuura |
| Website | www |
Prism (プリズム, Purizumu) is a Japanese jazz fusion band formed in 1975.
History
Prism was formed in 1975 by Akira Wada, Ken Watanabe, Katsutoshi Morizono, Koki "Corky" Ito and Toru "Rika" Suzuki. Most of the musicians had little professional experience, aside from Morizono, who founded the progressive rock band Yonin Bayashi (ja). In 1976, the group were signed to Polydor Records, performed as an opening act for Eric Clapton, and toured nationwide. Prism released their debut album in 1977, Prism, which ran out of stock after its release.[1]
Members
As of August 2019, Prism is composed of Jiro Okada (bass guitar), Satoshi "Mansaku" Kimura (drums), Akira Wada (electric guitar) and Tatsuya "Cheru" Watanabe (keyboards, vocals).[2]
Discography
Prism have released a total of 28 albums since 1977.[3] The band was signed to Universal Music Group in 2003, which re-released the band's first four albums, and remained their record publisher.[4]
- Prism (1977)
- Second Thought/Second Move (1978)
- Prism III (1979)
- Prism Live (1979)
- Surprise (1980)
- Community Illusion (1981)
- Live Alive (Absolutely) (1981)
- Visions (1982)
- Nothin' Unusual (1985)
- Dreamin (1986)
- Live Alive Vol. 2 (1987)
- The Silence of the Motion (1987)
- Mother Earth (1990)
- Rejuvenation (1991)
- A Personal Change (1992)
- Prism Jam (1995)
- Uncovered (1995)
- Prismania (1997)
- Whiter (1997)
- In the Last Resort (2001)
- Present I (2003)
- Present II (2003)
- 【Mju:】 (2003)
- 1977 Live at Sugino Kodo (2004)
- Homecoming 2004 (2004)
- Blue... (2007)
- Prism 30th Anniversary Live! [Homecoming] (2007)
- Prism Homecoming Vol. 3 (2008)
- Invite (2009)
- Palace in the Sky (2011)
- Mode:Odd (2013)
- Celebrate (2017)
- What You See (2017)
References
- ^ (in Japanese) ◆PRISM official site / History
- ^ (in Japanese) ◆PRISM official site / Profile
- ^ (in Japanese) ◆PRISM official site / Discography
- ^ (in Japanese) PRISM ―ディスコグラフィー―
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