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Kinko Kurosawa was an 18th century Komuso of the Fuke sect of Zen Buddhism. He was commissioned to travel Japan and collect honkyoku, spiritual shakuhachi music pieces of his fellow mendicant monks.
The resulting collection of 36 honkyoku are the repertoire of the Kinko Ryu school of shakuhachi.
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Podcasts:
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by King Ross
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by King Ross
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by Kenichi Kurosawa
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by Kenichi Kurosawa
Safe Distance
by: King RossYou brought me out to the desert
I wandered the cactus and sand
You carried a bucket of water in Your hand
You knew my intentions were noble
But I have not read the map for a long, long time
You kept up the pace and You waited
For me to take a look behind
Why did I have to get so dry before I said...
Don't keep a safe distance away
I sure don't need personal space when it comes to You
I'm desperately needing a meeting with You
You give me the room to be stupid
You give me the freedom to run
You show me the easy way and watch me pick the hard one
I am tired of the distance between us
Cause I know that it keeps me from intimacy
Its really a matter of physics
The power of the gravity depends on the proximity and so I say...
Don't keep a safe distance from me
I sure don't need room to be free from the love of my life