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Origin
  
Role
  
Guitarist

Years active
  
1979 - present

Genres
  
Jazz

Music group
  
Name
  
Issei Noro


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Born
  
January 1, 1957 (age 67) (
1957-01-01
)

Occupation(s)
  
Guitarist, songwriter, producer

Instruments
  
Fretted and fretless guitars, vocals

Albums
  
Best issei, Casiopea, Make Up City, We Want More, Casiopea Live

Similar People
  
Tetsuo Sakurai, Akira Jimbo, Minoru Mukaiya, Naruse Yoshihiro, Takashi Sasaki

Associated acts
  
Casiopea, Ottottrio

Issei noro talks about his guitars and his band


Issei Noro (ι‡Žε‘‚δΈ€η”Ÿ, Noro Issei, born January 1, 1957 in Japan) is a Japanese jazz fusion guitarist who is one of the founding members and the main composer of the band Casiopea. He has released 6 solo albums and a compilation. He also works as an instructor of a guitar clinic, and as a producer. The guitar wizard enjoys to fish, paint, cook, and perform magic tricks during his private time.

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In 1983, Yamaha had manufactured a Guitar specifically for Issei Noro, known as the Yamaha SG-IN (I.N. are his initials.)

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In 1987, he joined forces with The Square (now T-Square) guitarist Masahiro Andoh and Hirokuni Korekata. They released 2 live albums and 1 studio album under the name Ottottrio, as a side project.

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Also, Issei Noro was a guest musician who performed with the Sega Sound Team in 1989.

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It was announced on August 1, 2006 that Casiopea will stop its activities until further announcement, since Issei is exhausted from touring and recording nonstop.

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However, the Closest to a Casiopea Reunion, is that Akira Jimbo (Casiopea's 1980-1989 and 1997-2006 drummer) is a member of Issei Noro's new band from 2008, "Inspirits". Besides having Noro and Jimbo, the band includes bassist Yuji Yajima, Ohgiya Kento on Electric Piano, and Ryo Hayashi on Keyboards. Inspirits is all musical composition and all arrangement by Noro. The group recorded and released 3 albums until Casiopea reunited in 2012, again, under Noro's leadership. Both Inspirits and Casiopea are now active groups.

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Solo albums

  • Sweet Sphere (1985)
  • Vida (1989)
  • Top Secret (1996)
  • Under the Sky (2001)
  • Light Up (2002)
  • Best Issei (Compilation, 2003)
  • Inspirits

  • Inner Times (2008)
  • Real Time [Live DVD] (2008)
  • Moments (2009)
  • Smash Gig [Live] (2010)
  • Beauty (2011)
  • Movement (2013)
  • 432H (2015)
  • Casiopea

  • Casiopea (1979)
  • Super Flight (1979)
  • Thunder Live (1980)
  • Make Up City (1980)
  • Eyes of the Mind (1981)
  • Cross Point (1981)
  • Mint Jams (1982)
  • 4x4 (1982)
  • Photographs (1983)
  • Jive Jive (1983)
  • The Soundgraphy (1984)
  • Down Upbeat (1984)
  • Halle (1985)
  • Casiopea Live (1985)
  • Sun Sun (1986)
  • Casiopea Perfect Live II (1987)
  • Platinum (1987)
  • Funky Sound Bombers (Japan-Only, 1987)
  • Euphony (1988)
  • Casiopea World Live '88 (1988)
  • The Party (1990)
  • Full Colors (1991)
  • Active (1992)
  • We Want More (1992)
  • Dramatic (1993)
  • Answers (1994)
  • Hearty Notes (1994)
  • Asian Dreamer (1994)
  • Freshness (1995)
  • Flowers (1996)
  • Light and Shadows (1997)
  • Be (1998)
  • Material (1999)
  • 20th (Casiopea's 20th Anniversary Album) (2000)
  • Bitter Sweet (2000)
  • Main Gate (2001)
  • Inspire (2002)
  • Places (2003)
  • Marble (2004)
  • GIG 25 (Casiopea's 25th Anniversary Album) (2005)
  • Signal (2005)
  • Gentle & Mellow (Best Studio Recordings Album, 2006)
  • Groove & Passion (Best Live Performances Album, 2006)
  • Legend of Casiopea (30th Anniversary Box Set, 2009)
  • Ottottrio

  • Super Guitar Session Hot Live! (1988)
  • Super Guitar Session Red Live! (1988)
  • Triptych (1998, re-released as Blu-Spec CD on Dec. 23, 2009)
  • References

    Issei Noro Wikipedia