On the 12th episode of Judy's Jungle we went with a remote recording again, but this time we went international. Neil Debnam joins us from Tokyo, Japan. I met Neil for the first time in 1999 in London. We didn't know at the time how our love of music somehow intersected the two of us and we slowly and steadily became very close friends. We would stay up up late into the night and into the early morning talking about jammers and sharing a few beers. It has been a friendship that has lasted two decades and I feel Neil is someone I could call a very close and dear friend, even though at times, he has no idea what I am talking about. Buddies! Michelle Fajardo join's us who was a guest on episode 11, and thank you Michelle, without her this episode would have not happened. im not good with technicalities nor the http url stuff. She really connected la to Tokyo in my hour of anxiety ridden darkness. Neil Shares some serious jams and it took me a while to edit and put it together, you have no idea what a mess I had made of it during production (Andrew dalton reference). Neil not only accepted my invite but took extra time to put a theme together. If you listen to the episode and scratch your head in confusion, just listen, Neil's the kind of guy who will give you the answer and the calm in the room settles. Thank you Neil. I love you buddy, and I can not wait to visit you in Japan as I run away from the TSA police, godamn lamers!I hope you enjoy this one and if you get a chance check out Neils record label Kirigirisu Recordings. you will not be let down. Till next time folks, be safe, take care, be caring and don't travel with the marijunna unknowingly in your coat inseams.
And finally the titles of Neil's jams.....do you see the theme?
1
Yara Families - Shirahama Breeze
From ‘Ryukyu rare groove shimauta pops in 60s 70s’ (2003)
2
Nissenenmondai
Wowwow - from ‘Rokuon’ (2006)
3
Sonotanotanpenz
Plunk extend - from ‘3’ (2014)
4
Geeker Natsumi
Atama ga Warui - from ‘konnichiwa Geeker Natsumi Desu’ (2016)
5
Afrirampo
Hoshi no uta pt5 - from ‘we are Uchu no ko’ (2010)
