Artist description These are recordings of a jam session we had in Shibuya in Dec. 2002. We were highschool friends, and we got back together over winter break to jam, and this is what it sounds like.

Music Style Rock jam

Artist History William and Daniel played in a band together for a short while in highschool, but that never turned into much. Eisuke and Daniel played in a band called Morino Kumasan after that, also in highschool. They had a female vocalist Sae, a friend since elementary school, and the bass was covered by Michael, who is Daniel's younger brother. They mostly did covers. That band did a few gigs here and there, but they disbanded after graduating highschool since the members were heading off to different places in the world.

Group Members Eisuke Nakajima: Plays drums. Started drumming during middle school at Nishimachi International School in Tokyo for the Jazz/Rock Ensemble. He then played in the American School In Japan Jazz Band (in highschool). He's now a freshman at Boston University. William Marjerison: Plays bass. He's got an orange Mustang and a metallic green Jazz Bass. I think he's been playing a while now. He played for the American School In Japan Jazz Band for a year. He's now at Worchester Polytechnic Institute. Rio Kobayashi: Plays guitar, an Ibanez John Petrucci model. He's playing in the ASIJ Jazz Band now, as a senior (in highschool). Daniel Dickison (me): I play guitar, a Fender Japan '62 reissue model Telecaster. I've been playing since the ninth grade when I joined the NIS Jazz/Rock Ensemble, and I also played for ASIJ's Jazz Band for a couple of years. I'm currently a freshman at Carnegie Mellon University, playing in the Jazz Ensemble there.

Location Tokyo, Tokyo - Japan

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