Hiroshi Satoh – Future File (Promo Copy!)
Hiroshi Satoh – Future File (Promo Copy!)
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Japan Original Pressing. Promotional Copy!
Sleek, late-80s city-funk—silky keys, tight mid-tempo cruise, club-ready polish.
Released May 25, 1987 on Alfa, Future File is Hiroshi Sato’s seventh studio album—self-produced/arranged, with West-Coast firepower across the rhythm section: John “JR” Robinson (drums), Jun Aoyama (drums), Nathan East and Bobby Watson (bass), Paul Jackson Jr. and Yuji Toriyama (guitars), plus Lynn Davis on vocals. The set balances radio-polished pop (“Find Your Life,” “Together”) with deeper club-leaning cuts (“Fly To You,” “Funky Multi”), giving DJs clean count-ins and steady mid-tempo grids. First issues appeared on LP/CD in Japan (e.g., ALR-28095 / 32XA-158), later reissued with bonus mixes (“Sweet Inspiration” extended versions).
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About the Condition
About the Condition
| Grade | Description |
|---|---|
| S (Sealed) | Still sealed in factory wrap. Never played. |
| M (Mint) | Perfect condition. Looks unplayed with no signs of use. Typically used for records that are brand new or opened but never played. |
| EX (Excellent) | Very clean. May have light scuffs or hairline marks, but plays perfectly. |
| VG+ (Very Good Plus) | Minor wear, light surface noise, no major flaws — a solid average used copy. |
| VG (Very Good) | Visible wear and surface noise. Plays through without skipping. |
| G+ (Good Plus) | Heavily used. Significant wear or scratches, but still playable. |
+ / − may be added to indicate slight variations (e.g. VG+, EX−).
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Shipping & Packing
Shipping & Packing
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