Kenjirou Murai

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Kenjirou Murai is a Japanese bass guitar player best known for his work in Cali≠Gari. He is an accomplished bass player capable of both fast and aggressive slap style playing or smooth jazz based lines. Kenjirou joined Cali≠Gari after leaving Eternal Flame in October of 1996. He plays on the majority of their albums and took an active role in songwriting. In January 2004, he officially joined the reformed Sex Machineguns under the alias "Samurai J. Kenjilaw".

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[edit] Equipment

Kenjirou uses a custom made ESP bass he calls the "Heavy Metal Soldier" bass[1]. He plays fretted and fretless versions of the bass. Also, he occasionally uses an AP/SWB upright electric bass or a 1964 Fender Jazz Bass. He most often uses Peavey bass amps.

[edit] Discography

[edit] With Cali≠Gari

[edit] Albums and EPs

  • Dai 3 jikkenshitsu
  • Dai 4 jikkenshitsu
  • Dai 5 jikkenshitsu
  • Blue Film
  • Saikyouiku (Migi/Hidari)
  • Dai 6 jikkenshitsu
  • Janai Janai
  • Dai 7 jikkenshitsu
  • 8
  • Guddo Bai (Re-recorded Greatest Hits)
  • Singles
  • Kimi ga saku yama
  • Shitasaki 3-pun Size
  • Seishun Kyousoukyoku

[edit] With Sex Machineguns

[edit] Albums

  • Heavy Metal Thunder
  • Made in USA

[edit] Singles

  • Demae-do Icchokusen
  • Suspense Gekijo
  • Aijin 28

[edit] Solo Work

[edit] Albums

  • MAG-NET

[edit] External links

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