What makes Temptation of Shapely Legs by T-Square notable?

'Temptation of Shapely Legs' is significant for its impact on the jazz fusion genre in Japan, showcasing T-Square's innovative approach that influenced many subsequent artists. The album features tracks that became staples in live performances and contributed to the band's enduring legacy, helping them achieve wider recognition beyond Japan. Released on November 21, 1982, 'Temptation of Shapely Legs' is T-Square's fourth studio album, following their breakthrough with 'Cutting Edge' in 1981. At this point, the band was solidifying its reputation in the Japanese jazz fusion scene, expanding their sound while maintaining a distinct melodic focus that would resonate throughout their career.

Who is Temptation of Shapely Legs for?

Temptation of Shapely Legs works well if you're into steady melodic flow throughout, intricate rhythms for engagement and for relaxed afternoons.

How many songs are on Temptation of Shapely Legs?

Temptation of Shapely Legs has 9 tracks, running approximately 39 minutes.

Temptation of Shapely Legs

T-Square · 1982

39 min · 9 tracks · jazz fusion

A vibrant blend of intricate melodies and rhythmic complexity that embodies the spirit of jazz fusion.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady melodic flow throughout
intricate rhythms for engagement
for relaxed afternoons
easy background for conversations

Maybe skip if you want

seeking instant gratification
prefer standalone hit singles

Where this album fits

Themes: Japanese jazz fusion· tropical rhythms· melodic complexity
Career context: Released on November 21, 1982, 'Temptation of Shapely Legs' is T-Square's fourth studio album, following their breakthrough with 'Cutting Edge' in 1981. At this point, the band was solidifying its reputation in the Japanese jazz fusion scene, expanding their sound while maintaining a distinct melodic focus that would resonate throughout their career.
Stylistic neighbors: Casiopea· Chick Corea Elektric Band· Larry Carlton
Sounds like this from elsewhere: Heavy Weather by Weather Report — Offers a blend of melodic complexity and rhythmic innovation, resonating with the fusion spirit.