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T-Square's iconic performance at Asahikawa Live Jam Festival during their tour for their most recent album, Natural. Also contains behind the scenes footage of the band preparing for the concert.
Top billed cast
Masahiro AndohGuitar
Takeshi ItohAlto Saxophone/EWI
Hirotaka IzumiSynthesizers
Hiroyuki NoritakeDrums
Mitsuru SutohBass
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