"Nakasu Blue" genre: Jazz Vocals
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	Nakasu Blue is a place in Japan where a number of jazz musicians have worked. The Japanese people, like people all over the world, have a great love and respect for jazz. This song is about that place geographically and in the heart.
	CD: Where Can Our Leaders Be?   Label: USA Records distributed for Dee Square Record Company Credits: Written by: Dee Dee McNeil & Dwight Dickerson
	Story Behind the Song The song was written in Los Angeles, California. My co-writer, Dwight Dickerson had just returned from Nakasu Blue in Japan and had written this as an instrumental. He's playing piano on this recording. I put lyrics to it and came up with some of the melody. It only took a couple of days to write it and it was recorded "LIVE" in one take. That wonderful saxophone is being played by Charles Owens. Lyrics NAKASU BLUE By: Dee Dee McNeil & Dwight Dickerson Nakasu Blue/ Nakasu Blue Place of mystery, where the ivory keys tinkled melodies;I met you. Nakasu Blue/ Nakasu Blue Place of mystery, where the ivory keys tinkled melodies; I met you. I was all alone. Several thousand miles away from home. Then you came into my life. Made it very, very nice, Nakasu Blue. I met you. Keyboards in the night. Jazz-u music for the Japanese delight. There was magic in the sound. So much love was wrapped around Nakasu Blue. I met you. Nakasu Blue/ Nakasu Blue Place of mystery, where the ivory keys tinkled melodies. I met you.

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