Sadao Watanabe, born on February 1, 1933, in Utsunomiya, Japan, was a prominent
jazz saxophonist. Influenced by post-World War II American culture, he started
playing clarinet in high school and later switched to alto saxophone after
moving to Tokyo in 1951. His career began with the Cozy Quartet led by Toshiko
Akiyoshi. In 1962, Watanabe studied at Berklee College of Music and collaborated
with Gary McFarland and Chico Hamilton, then returned to Tokyo in 1965 as
director of the Yamaha Institute of Popular Music. He released his album Round
Trip in 1970, featuring Chick Corea, Ja...