Profile No. JA-144 In Memoriam · 1946–2010

Jun Fukamachi

Keyboards, synthesizer, piano — Japanese — B: May 21, 1946, Tokyo, Japan — D: November 22, 2010, Tokyo, Japan

Last updated October 21, 2026

Cover of Jun Fukamachi & The New York All Stars Live (Alfa, 1978). Standard copyright, all rights reserved, held by Alfa Music, Inc.. This is not a Creative Commons or public-domain image; it is an album cover shown as an honestly disclosed editorial identification image. — https://music.apple.com/jp/album/1542140354 (Apple Music, digital reissue of the 1978 album, artwork at 1000 x 1000 px)

Jun Fukamachi (深町純, Fukamachi Jun in Japanese order) was a keyboardist, synthesizer player, composer, arranger and producer who worked on both sides of Japanese popular music at once. By day, so to speak, he was one of the busiest studio players and arrangers in Tokyo, on records by folk singers, pop idols and television themes. On his own records he was the Japanese bandleader who took the New York fusion scene seriously enough to record in it, and then to bring it to Tokyo.

He was born in Tokyo on May 21, 1946. His official biography says his father was a painter and high-school art teacher and his mother a piano teacher, that he could pick out songs he had heard on the piano at two, and that serious lessons began at three. He conducted and staged opera while still at high school (Oizumi High School), entered the composition department at Tokyo University of the Arts, and left shortly before graduating because he was already working as a professional. His early stage credits include music director for a Nissay Theatre production of Dostoevsky's The Idiot in 1969 and for the Japanese premiere of Jesus Christ Superstar in 1973.

His first record was not a jazz record. A Portrait of a Young Man (ある若者の肖像, Polydor, November 1971) is a singer-songwriter album on which he sings, plays piano and organ, and writes everything, with Motohiko Hino on drums, Masaoki Terakawa on bass and Shigenori Kamiya on guitar. Its Discogs tags already include Jazz-Rock. Through the early 1970s he was credited on albums by Inoue Yosui, Garo, Off Course, Carmen Maki and OZ and many others, and his official biography records placings at two festivals in 1972 for his own songs.

The jazz-facing part of the career begins in 1975. Introducing Jun Fukamachi (Toshiba, September 1975) was cut in Toshiba's direct-cutting series with Shuichi "Ponta" Murakami on drums, Ray Ohara on bass, Kenji Omura on guitar and Motoya Hamaguchi on percussion, and it includes an early "Perfidy" and a "Bamboo Bong". The same year he formed the 21st Century Band with Omura, Murakami and Ohara, and the group's Rokuyu (六喩) followed. In July 1976 he recorded a solo piano album on a Steinway D, with a companion volume to follow, and in the same year he produced and arranged most of Murakami's own leader debut, Introducing "Ponta" Murakami, for Toshiba.

Spiral Steps (Kitty, 1976) is the first of the records he is remembered for. It was recorded partly at Polydor Studio in Tokyo from July to September 1976 and partly at Media Sound Studio in New York on August 2 to 4, with Michael Brecker, Randy Brecker, the trombonist Barry Rogers, Lou Marini, Jake H. Concepcion and Anthony Jackson from New York, and Murakami, Kazumi Watanabe and Masayoshi Takanaka from Japan. The sleeve credits him with Rhodes, clavinet, Hammond B-3, Odyssey, Minimoog, Solina and an Oberheim digital sequencer. The Sea of Dirac (Kitty, 1977) went further: Steve Gadd and Howard King on drums, Tony Levin and Anthony Jackson on bass, Eric Gale, Steve Khan and Barry Finnerty on guitars, Ernie Watts on saxophone, and his arrangement of Faure's "Apres un reve" alongside the originals.

On June 3 and 4, 1977 he recorded Triangle Session live at the Seibu Theatre in Tokyo with Michael Brecker, Randy Brecker and Barry Rogers as the horn section, and Kenji Omura on guitar, Kenji Takamizu on bass, Martin Willweber on drums and two percussionists behind them. His official discography describes it as the Brecker Brothers' first live visit to Japan. In May 1977 he had also made Together with Jun for Toshiba with the vocalist Martha Miyake, with Takeru Muraoka on saxophone and Kiyoshi Sugimoto on guitar, and he kept a second life as a sideman: keyboards and synthesizer on Hiromasa Suzuki's High-Flying (1976), keyboards on Takanaka's 1977 album, synthesizer and string arrangements on Kazumi Watanabe's Mermaid Boulevard (1978), keyboard arrangements on Sugimoto's L.A. Master (1978), and horn arrangements on Casiopea's first album in 1979.

The high point came in 1978. On the Move (Alfa) was made with a New York band: David Sanborn, the Brecker brothers, Ronnie Cuber, Mike Mainieri, Richard Tee, Eric Gale, Anthony Jackson, Will Lee, Steve Gadd and five vocalists. In September he brought eight New York players to Tokyo, seven of them from that album, as Jun Fukamachi and the New York All Stars and recorded the concerts at Yubin Chokin Hall on September 19 and Korakuen Hall on September 17 and 18. Alfa issued the result on October 30, 1978 as a double LP, and the Discogs entry lists Randy and Michael Brecker, Sanborn, Mainieri, Khan, Tee, Jackson and Gadd alongside him.

In 1980 he formed Keep with the guitarist Akira Wada, the bassist Yasuo Tomikura and the drummer Hideo Yamaki, and released Quark, a record for synthesizers alone. The 1980s then pulled him toward synthesizer music for television, film and animation, including the "Synthesizer Fantasy" albums for Space Battleship Yamato, Queen Emeraldas and Urusei Yatsura. In 1989 he became a professor at Senzoku Gakuen College of Music, where he set up what Japanese Wikipedia calls the country's first synthesizer course. He left the post in 1996 and went back to playing, mostly improvised solo piano, including a four-album seasons series from 2000 to 2002, pop piano records of Miyuki Nakajima's songs and others, and a duo with Wada released as Digit Cafe in 2005. In 2006 he opened a salon-style cafe and live house in Tokyo, FJ's, and held a monthly solo concert there.

Jun Fukamachi passed away on November 22, 2010, at his home in Tokyo, at the age of 64. The cause was a pericardial hematoma due to aortic dissection, according to the obituary notice in Natalie dated November 24. He had been preparing a new band, Bokura no Shizen no Boken, with Masaharu Sato of Hikashu and Konta of Barbee Boys; its first album, Garden, went on sale two days after his death. A final recording and a disc of classical piano pieces followed in 2012, and the duo concert with Akira Wada from 2006 was issued in 2022.

His catalogue falls into three strands, and only the first is jazz in the narrow sense. The 1975 to 1980 leader records, from Introducing Jun Fukamachi through Quark, are fusion built on Rhodes, clavinet, Hammond and synthesizer lines over funk drumming, with New York horn players on the records that matter most. Discogs tags most of his leader releases Jazz, with Fusion, Jazz-Funk and Jazz-Rock as styles, and the English Wikipedia and Discogs biographies both call him a jazz-fusion composer and keyboardist.

The second strand is solo piano and synthesizer music, often arrangements of other people's material: the Steinway albums, a one-man Sgt. Pepper, the multitracked Fantastic Suite on The Tale of the Heike, the classical medleys on Fusion Synthesizer, the classical piano disc at the end. The third is the pop and anime work, which was a large share of his output: television themes, pop arrangements, and the "Synthesizer Fantasy" albums. Those records are not jazz and the profile does not pretend they are. What links all three is the instrument: Natalie's obituary calls him a leading figure of Japanese synthesizer playing, and Japanese Wikipedia credits him with a particular tone made with the Yamaha CS-01 breath controller.

Influences are best read from the repertoire rather than from interviews. Debussy ("La Fille aux cheveux de lin"), Faure, Chopin, Beethoven, the Beatles and Hall and Oates's "Sara Smile" all appear on his records beside his own writing. His official biography adds that he admired Wittgenstein and that he came to prefer improvisation in his later years.

Key Recordings

Live (Jun Fukamachi & The New York All Stars, Alfa ALR-9001/2, recorded September 17 to 19, 1978) - The double live album with Randy and Michael Brecker, David Sanborn, Mike Mainieri, Steve Khan, Richard Tee, Anthony Jackson and Steve Gadd. Spotify - Live Listen · Buy
On the Move (1978, Alfa ALR 6007) - The New York studio band on his own writing, with Sanborn, Gadd, Gale, Tee and the Brecker brothers. Spotify - On the Move · YouTube - On the Move Listen · Buy
Spiral Steps (1976, Kitty MKF 1007) - Half Tokyo, half New York: the Brecker brothers, Barry Rogers and Anthony Jackson with Ponta Murakami and Kazumi Watanabe. YouTube - Spiral Steps, full album Listen · Buy
The Sea of Dirac (1977, Kitty MKF 1020) - Gadd, Tony Levin, Eric Gale, Steve Khan and Ernie Watts on his compositions and a Faure arrangement. YouTube - The Sea of Dirac Listen · Buy
Triangle Session (1977, Kitty MKF 1016) - Recorded live at the Seibu Theatre on June 3 and 4, 1977, with Michael and Randy Brecker and Barry Rogers. YouTube - Triangle Session Listen · Buy
Together with Jun (1977, Toshiba LF-91025, with Martha Miyake) - Vocal fusion with a big horn section, Takeru Muraoka and Kiyoshi Sugimoto. YouTube - full album Listen · Buy
Quark (1980, Alfa ALR-6034) - Four long pieces for synthesizers, the record that shows the electronic side of his work. Spotify - Quark Listen
Sessions 1978 (2013 compilation, GT Music MHCL 10103) - A good short route into the 1978 material. Spotify - Sessions 1978 Listen · Buy

Full Discography

Jun Fukamachi (深町純) - Full Discography

Japanese keyboardist, synthesizer pioneer, composer and arranger. Born 21 May 1946, Tokyo; passed away 22 November 2010. Discogs artist 863075.

Name variations on record: Fukamachi, Fukamachi Jun, J. Fukamachi, J. Fukumachi, Jun Fakamachi, 深町純, 深町純. Aliases: 馬場浩 (Hiroshi Baba) and Jun Noersiah (the pseudonym behind the Jun Noersiah Strings records).

Group affiliations: Keep, Jun Fukamachi 21st Century Band, Mighty Salad Syndicate, Jun Fukamachi & The New York All Stars, The Will, Tha Ga-Ga Brothers, Bokura no Shizen no Boken.

Buy links are plain Amazon searches for the release; Listen links point to a Spotify or YouTube page checked against the release title. Where neither was found the cell says so.

Leader

Releases billed to Jun Fukamachi alone. His catalogue mixes jazz-fusion records, solo piano albums, synthesizer records and a large amount of pop-orientated work, so the notes say which is which. Year, label and catalog numbers are from Discogs.

Album	Year	Label	Personnel	Notes	Listen	Buy
ある若者の肖像	1971	Polydor, MR 5010	Jun Fukamachi (lead vocals, piano, organ); Masaoki Terakawa (bass); Motohiko Hino (drums); Shigenori Kamiya (guitar)	Debut album, released November 1971. Ten tracks including "Omae to Yuhi" and "Noersiah". Discogs tags it Jazz, Rock, Funk / Soul and Pop, with the styles Soft Rock, Folk Rock and Jazz-Rock; a singer-songwriter record as much as a jazz one.	not found	Amazon
足跡で作る橋	1972	Polydor, DR 1673	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: 足跡で作る橋; ひいらぎ.	not found	Amazon
Hello! 深町純Ⅱ	1972	Polydor, MR 5024	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: 小さな子供達への唄; わらべ唄; 僕は君のもの; 想い出の部屋.	not found	Amazon
Piano Solo Best Of Beatles	1972	Polydor, MR 4534	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: Let It Be; Yesterday; Get Back; Michelle.	not found	Amazon
Now Sound Christmas	1972	Tam, MX-4003	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: Opening; Silent Night; Adeste Fideles; White Christmas.	not found	Amazon
Piano Solo Screen Music 10	1973	Polydor, MR 4533	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: ロミオとジュリエット; 「奇妙な果実ビリー・ホリデイ物語」より愛のテーマ; スカボロ・フェア; 「ゴッドファーザー」より愛のテーマ.	not found	Amazon
Introducing Jun Fukamachi	1975	Toshiba Records, LF-91007	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards, arranger, conductor); Ray Ohara (bass); Shuichi Murakami (drums); Kenji Omura (electric guitar); Motoya Hamaguchi (percussion)	Released 5 September 1975, Toshiba's direct-cutting series (2ch and 4ch). Recorded at Toshiba EMI Studio, Onkio Haus and Mouri Studio, Tokyo, March to June 1975. Five tracks: "Evening Star", "Noah's Ark", "Perfidy", "Bamboo Bong", "La Fille aux cheveux de lin".	not found	Amazon
Jun Fukamachi At Steinway	1976	Toshiba Records, LF-95001	Jun Fukamachi (piano, arranger)	Solo piano on a Steinway D, recorded 5 to 8 July 1976. Four tracks including Chopin's Nocturne in E flat major and "Just Driving You Crazy". A companion volume followed.	not found	Amazon
Jun Fukamachi At The Steinway (Take 2)	1976	Toshiba Records, LF-95022	Jun Fukamachi (piano)	Companion solo-piano volume to At Steinway, Toshiba LF-95022; the track list is the same.	not found	Amazon
Spiral Steps	1976	Kitty Records, MKF 1007	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards, synthesizers, sequencer, composer, arranger); Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone); Randy Brecker (trumpet); Barry Rogers (trombone); Lou Marini (tenor saxophone); Jake H. Concepcion (alto saxophone); Anthony Jackson, Akira Okazawa, Ray Ohara (bass); Shuichi Murakami (drums); Kazumi Watanabe, Masayoshi Takanaka (electric guitar)	Recorded at Polydor Studio, Tokyo, July to September 1976, and Media Sound Studio, New York, 2 to 4 August 1976. Six tracks: "In the Holiday Groove", "Taft 1082", "Spiral Steps", and three parts of "Scoto Phonobine". Produced by Hidenori Taga.	YouTube	Amazon
The Sea Of Dirac	1977	Kitty Records, MKF 1020	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards, composer, arranger, producer); Steve Gadd, Howard King (drums); Anthony Jackson, Tony Levin (bass); Eric Gale, Steve Khan, Barry Finnerty (guitar); Ernie Watts (saxophone); 'Crusher' Bennett (percussion)	Five tracks: "It's You", "Neutrino", "Apres un reve (After a Dream)" (Faure), "The Minority", "The Sea of Dirac". Recorded in New York with engineers Godfrey Diamond and Bob Stone.	YouTube	Amazon
Second Phase	1977	Toshiba Records, LF-91035	Jun Fukamachi (piano, synthesizer, electric piano, clavinet, drums, percussion, producer); Ray Ohara (electric bass); Kenji Omura (electric guitar); Shuichi Murakami, Martin Willweber (drums); Nobu Saito (percussion)	Seven tracks including "Ave Maria", "Left Handed Woman", "Fly Up! Superman", "Stick Freighter" and "Plastic Echelon".	YouTube	Amazon
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band	1977	Toshiba Records, LF-95014	Jun Fukamachi (piano, Fender Rhodes, Solina, ARP synthesizer, percussion, arranger)	A one-man reading of the Beatles album, six tracks, Toshiba LF-95014.	not found	Amazon
Triangle Session	1977	Kitty Records, MKF 1016	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards, composer, arranger, producer); Michael Brecker (saxophone); Randy Brecker (trumpet); Barry Rogers (trombone); Kenji Omura (guitar); Kenji Takamizu (bass); Martin Willweber (drums); Motoya Hamaguchi, Pecker (percussion)	Recorded live at Seibu Theatre, Tokyo, 3 and 4 June 1977, and remixed at Polydor Studio. Five tracks: "Stick Freighter", "Funky Sea Funky Dew", "Perfidy", "Hateruma", "Plastic Echelon". Michael Brecker composed and arranged A2.	YouTube	Amazon
ビアノの世界	1977	Polydor, MR 8303/4	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: ロミオとジュリエット = The Feast At The House Of Capulet; 「ビリー・ホリデイ物語」より愛のテー = Love Theme From "Lady Sings The Blues"; スカボロ・フェア = Scarborough Fair; 「ゴッドファーザー」より愛のテー = Love Theme From "The Godfather".	not found	Amazon
On The Move	1978	Alfa, ALR 6007	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards, composer, arranger, producer); Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone); Randy Brecker (trumpet); Barry Rogers (trombone); David Sanborn, George Young (alto saxophone); Ronnie Cuber (baritone saxophone); Mike Mainieri (vibraphone); Richard Tee (keyboards); Eric Gale, Barry Finnerty (guitar); Anthony Jackson, Will Lee (bass); Steve Gadd (drums); Crusher Bennett, Sammy Figueroa (percussion); Deborah McDuffie, Frank Floyd, Lani Groves, Ullanda McCullough, Zachary Sanders (vocals)	Alfa ALR 6007. Eight tracks including "On the Move", "You're Sorry", "Letter to N.Y.", "Departure in the Dark", "Dance of Paranoia" and an arrangement of Beethoven's Pathetique. Lyrics by Emi Fukuzawa.	Spotify · YouTube	Amazon
On The Move / Letter To New York	1978	Alfa, ALR-703	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: On The Move; Letter To New York.	not found	Amazon
Evening Star	1978	Kitty Records, MKF 1037	Jun Fukamachi (producer); the band Stuff (performer)	Kitty compilation of earlier Kitty tracks: "Sea Horse", "It's You", "Evening Star", "In the Holiday Groove", "Scoto Phonobine Type-II", "The Sea of Dirac".	not found	Amazon
Fantastic Suite - A Dream On A Spring Night Based On "The Tale Of The Heike" [春の夜の夢]	1978	Toshiba Records, TP-72311	Jun Fukamachi (piano, Rhodes, synthesizers, Mellotron, clavinet, drums, percussion, composer, arranger)	A suite of eight movements based on The Tale of the Heike, recorded at Toshiba EMI Studio from April 1976 to March 1978 and mixed in the QS matrix system. Cover art by Tadanori Yokoo.	not found	Amazon
Jun Fukamachi	1980	Kitty Records, MKY6003	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards, producer); Michael Brecker, Ernie Watts (tenor saxophone); Randy Brecker (trumpet); Steve Gadd, Shuichi Murakami (drums); Anthony Jackson, Gordon Edwards (bass); Eric Gale, Cornell Dupree, Steve Khan (guitar)	Part 3 of Kitty's fusion boutique series, released 21 March 1980. Six tracks: "Sea Horse", "It's You", "Evening Star", "Neutrino", "Scoto Phonobine Type 3", "Apres un reve (After a Dream)".	not found	Amazon
オリジナルサウンドトラック ATG映画｢海潮音｣より	1980	Columbia, GX-7031	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: 海鳴り; 新しい季節を求めて⋯.	not found	Amazon
Fusion Synthesizer	1980	Express, ETP-50077	Jun Fukamachi (synthesizer)	Express ETP-50077: synthesizer readings of classical themes, plus "Evening Star" and "La Fille aux cheveux de lin".	not found	Amazon
Quark = クォーク	1980	Alfa, ALR-6034	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards, composer, arranger, producer)	Alfa ALR-6034, released 21 March 1980. Four long pieces for synthesizers: "Quark", "Perpetual (Movement)", "Desillusion", "Insight". Executive producers Kunihiko Murai and Shoro Kawazoe.	Spotify	Amazon
Original Sound Track From Motion Picture Of "Die Frau Mit Dem Roten Hut"	1982	Vap, 30044-25	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: 「赤い帽子の女」テーマ〜出逢い〜; ワインライトの中で; 俳優と女; シナの王様遊び.	not found	Amazon
Daisy Chain	1983	Climax Records, 35 CMT-02	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards, composer, arranger); Akira Wada (electric guitar); Yasuo Tomikura (bass); Hideo Yamaki (drums)	Seven tracks: "Primitive Logic", "Daisy Chain", "Gentry", "Vibrablend", "Sandy Valleys", "Edge Trigger", "Just a Song". The same four-piece appears on Starview HCT-5808 and under the band name Keep.	not found	Amazon
Queen Emeraldus Synthesizer Fantasy = クイーン・エメラルダス - シンセサイザー・ファンタジー	1983	Columbia, CX-7085	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: 果てしない星の海　; エメラルダスのテーマ; 宇宙幻想; 星の旅人.	not found	Amazon
Yamato Final - Synthesizer Fantasy = 宇宙戦艦ヤマト完結編シンセサイザー・ファンタジー	1983	Columbia, CX-7102	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: 水の星アクエリアス; 冥王星海戦; ウルクの歴史; 悲愴のボレロ.	not found	Amazon
Solo Vol.1 = ソロvol.1	1983	Vap, 30061-28	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards, composer, arranger)	Six solo pieces: "Seion", "Sarra", "Shin-Ai", "Meilow", "Kou-Ki", "Hirui". VAP, released February 1983.	Spotify	Amazon
月下の一群	1984	Columbia, CX-7145	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: 二十四番花信風; Sand; 裸足で草の上を歩いて; 季節の風の吹くごとにその雨の降るごとに.	not found	Amazon
RAKUEN 2（環境ビデオ）	1984	Victor	Jun Fukamachi	VHS. Tracks include: Untitled; Untitled; Untitled; Untitled.	not found	Amazon
Starview HCT-5808	1984	Rainbow Video Disc, LNK-520	Jun Fukamachi	Laserdisc. Tracks include: T-01; T-02; T-03; T-04.	not found	Amazon
Urusei Yatsura Synthesizer Fantasy = うる星やつらシンセサイザーファンタジー	1984	Columbia, CX-7179	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: 宇宙は大ヘンだ!; ラムの思いやり; ラムのラブソング; 心細いな.	not found	Amazon
大野良治・一美メインテーマ = Yoshiharu Ohno・Kazumi Main Theme	1985	ICR, ICR-115	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: TSURU Side; Couple Walk; KAME Side; Oh No! Nice Groove.	not found	Amazon
エイリアン魔獣鏡	1985	Columbia, CX-7242	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: Requiem; Treasure Hunter; The Dinosaur Age; Twilight Zone.	not found	Amazon
Nicole (86 Spring And Summer Collection - Instrumental Images)	1986	Nicole Company Limited, NCL 0001	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: Untitled; Untitled; Untitled; Untitled.	not found	Amazon
Variation of Variation	1996	Kosei Publishing Company, KOSE 6000	Jun Fukamachi	CD.	not found	Amazon
Midnight Dive - Music From Inspiration -Water & Light - By Masahiro Kasai	1998	J-one, JONE-0001	Jun Fukamachi	CD. Tracks include: Ouverture De "Midnight Dive"; Le Vent Dans La Mer; Danse Des Bulles; Ce Qu'a Vu Le Poisson.	not found	Amazon
Civilization	1999	J-one, JONE-0002	Jun Fukamachi	CD. Tracks include: Twin Sphere; Civilization; Ave Maria; The Rose Grown From A Gutting, You Know What I Mean?.	not found	Amazon
~Winter ~ 冬	2000	Finger, FIN-007	Jun Fukamachi	CD. Tracks include: 綿雪 ~~Cotton Snow~~; 薄氷 ~~Thin Ice~~; 寒椿 ~~Winter Camellia~~; 夕暮れのゲレンデ ~~Twilight Ski Slope~~.	not found	Amazon
春 - Spring	2000	Pioneer Puremalt, DB074/Y	Jun Fukamachi	Vinyl. Tracks include: 春風 - Spring Breeze; 雪解け水 - Melting Snow; 桜の樹の下で - Under The Cherry Tree; 蕗のとう - The Flower Of A ColtSfoot.	not found	Amazon
夏	2000	Finger, FIN-005	Jun Fukamachi	CD. Tracks include: 初夏 ~~Early Summer~~; 南風 ~~Summer Breeze~~; 鮎 ~~Sweet-Scented Fish~~; 紫陽花 ~~A Hydrangea~~.	not found	Amazon
Autumn ~ 秋（四季 / 秋 )	2001	Network Records, NXCA-00028	Jun Fukamachi	CD. Tracks include: 空は秋色　It Is Well On In Autumn Sky; 立秋　Beginning Of Autumn; 秋桜　A Cosmos; 柿　A Persimmon.	not found	Amazon
Four Seasons (Four Seasons in Japan) 四季（日本の四季）	2002	Network Records Inc., NXCB-00040	Jun Fukamachi	CD. Tracks include: 春風 Spring breeze; せせらぎ The murmuring; 四月にあなたは In April you; 春の光の中で In the light of spring.	not found	Amazon
Calm (Solo Piano For The Theme Of TV Drama)	2002	Network Records, NXCB-00035	Jun Fukamachi	CD. Tracks include: Best Friend (ちゅらさんより）; Graceful World（ビッグウイングより）; 真夜中のナイチンゲール（白い影より）; 7 Truths 7 Lies（ムコ殿より）.	not found	Amazon
Piano World	2003	SMDR GT Music, MHCL 311	Jun Fukamachi	CD. Tracks include: 時代; あした; わかれうた; 地上の星.	not found	Amazon
Taizo Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	2004	Finger, FIN-011	Jun Fukamachi	CD. Tracks include: Main Motif #1; Main Motif #2; Eyes; Ambition.	not found	Amazon
Marriage	2004	SMDR GT Music, MHCL 370-1	Jun Fukamachi	CD. Tracks include: Your Eyes; 本気でオンリーユー（Let's Get Married）; Everything; 未来予想図 II.	not found	Amazon
Last Nocturne - Jun Fukamachi Plays Classics	2012	Biotop, TOCT-90040	Jun Fukamachi	CD. Tracks include: ノクターン第2番変ホ長調 Op.9-2; ノクターン第20番嬰ハ短調遺作; ノクターン第11番ト短調 Op.37-1「郷愁」; ノクターン第9番ロ長調 Op.32-1.	Spotify	Amazon
黎明: Jun Fukamachi Last Recording	2012	Biotop, TOCT-90038	Jun Fukamachi (piano)	Released 22 August 2012, almost two years after his death, as Jun Fukamachi Last Recording.	Spotify	Amazon
Sessions 1978	2013	GT Music, MHCL 10103	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards)	Compilation drawn from the 1978 New York sessions, released 30 January 2013 as a hybrid SACD: "On the Move", "Jack Knife", "You're Sorry", "Sara Smile", "Rocks", "Departure in the Dark" and others.	Spotify	Amazon
Golden★Best	2015	Universal Music, UPCY-9310	Jun Fukamachi	CD. Tracks include: 薔薇; 小さな子供達への唄; Stick Freighter; Left Handed Woman.	not found	Amazon
Recital At Suntory Hall	2017	Jun Fukamachi Project Office, JFVC-1	Jun Fukamachi (piano, vocals)	CD plus DVD of a solo recital at Suntory Hall Blue Rose, Tokyo: nine improvisations on the theme Blue Rose, with the previously unreleased song "Wish".	not found	Amazon

Co-Leader and shared billing

Album	Year	Label	Co-billed with	Personnel	Notes	Listen	Buy
Together With Jun	1977	Toshiba Records, LF-91025	Martha Miyake	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards, synthesizers, producer, arranger); Martha Miyake (vocals); Takeru Muraoka (saxophone); Kiyoshi Sugimoto, Kenji Omura (guitar); Ray Ohara (bass); Shuichi Murakami (drums); Fujisawa Kazuhiko Group (strings); four trombones and three trumpets	Toshiba LF-91025, released 5 May 1977. Eight tracks: "I Cried for You", "Guess Who I Saw Today", "Feelings", "Kansas City", "Sentimental Journey" and others.	YouTube	Amazon
Live Space Fantasy = ライブスペースファンタジー	1978	For Life Records, FLL-5021	Hideki Matsutake, Hiroki Inui, Kenji Enatsu, Kazumi Watanabe, Shigeru Okazawa, Shuichi Murakami	Jun Fukamachi, Hiroki Inui, Kenji Enatsu (keyboards); Kazumi Watanabe (electric guitar); Shigeru Okazawa (electric bass); Shuichi Murakami (drums); Hideki Matsutake (sound designer)	For Life Records FLL-5021, released 25 July 1978. Live album of film and space themes, including "Mermaid Boulevard" and themes from Star Wars and 2001.	not found	Amazon
Live	1978	Alfa, ALR-9001~2	Jun Fukamachi & The New York All Stars	Jun Fukamachi, Richard Tee (keyboards); David Sanborn (alto saxophone); Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone); Randy Brecker (trumpet); Mike Mainieri (vibraphone, percussion); Steve Khan (guitar); Anthony Jackson (bass); Steve Gadd (drums)	Alfa ALR-9001/2, double LP. Record 1, side 1 recorded at Yubin Chokin Hall on 19 September 1978; the rest at Korakuen Hall on 17 and 18 September 1978. Tracks include "Rocks", "Sara Smile", "Virginia Sunday", "Dance of Paranoia Op. 2" and "Jack Knife". Discogs dates the master 1980.	Spotify	Amazon
Disco Fever Over Classics	1978	Express, ETP-72315	The Chameleon Band	Jun Fukamachi (remix credit)	Express ETP-72315, a promotional disco medley of classical themes. Not a jazz record.	not found	Amazon
Horizon Dream	1981	Kitty Records, 25MK 9001	Masayoshi Takanaka, Carioca	Jun Fukamachi and Masayoshi Takanaka, with the group Carioca	Kitty compilation 25MK 9001, 1981, billed to the three acts together. Tracks include "An Insatiable High" and "It's You".	not found	Amazon
Space Cruiser Yamato - Synthesizer Fantasy = 宇宙戦艦ヤマトシンセサイザー・ファンタジー	1982	Columbia, CX-7075	Hiroshi Miyagawa	Jun Fukamachi (arranger, synthesizers and computers)	Columbia CX-7075, released 21 November 1982. Synthesizer arrangements of the music of Space Battleship Yamato; Miyagawa composed most of the themes.	not found	Amazon
波光きらめく果て = Burning Love (オリジナル・サウンドトラック = Original Soundtrack)	1984	Eastworld, WTP-90417	Takashi Sato	Takashi Sato (composer, producer, guitar, synthesizer); Jun Fukamachi (arranger)	Eastworld WTP-90417, soundtrack to the film Burning Love, released 23 July 1984.	not found	Amazon
巴里物語	1985	Eastworld, WTP-90356	Takashi Sato	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards, piano, arranger, producer); Roland Romanelli (accordion, keyboards, arranger); Yasuo Tomikura, Hitoshi Watanabe (bass); Chito Kawachi (drums); Asuka Kaneko, Georges Ales (violin)	Eastworld WTP-90356, released 28 September 1985, billed Jun Fukamachi Meets Takashi Sato.	not found	Amazon
Digit Café	2005	Santa Day Dream, santa21001	Akira Wada	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards); Akira Wada (guitar)	Santa Day Dream santa21001, 2005. A duo record of ten tracks including "Digit Cafe", "Crescendo", "FFF", "Twin Sphere" and "The Other Side of Horizon".	not found	Amazon
Super Duo Live	2022	W Agency, WAGE-1001/1002	Akira Wada	Jun Fukamachi (keyboards); Akira Wada (guitar)	W Agency WAGE-1001/1002, released in 2022. A 2006 duo concert issued twelve years after his death.	Spotify	Amazon
ロック&キーボード'79 シンセサイザー附録レコード	1978	Not On Label, E-3774	Bach Revolution, Susumu Hirasawa	Jun Fukamachi (keyboard demonstration)	A 1978 flexi-disc given away with a keyboard magazine; two short tracks.	not found	Amazon
Dynamic Young Hits Deluxe	n.d.	Toshiba Records, TX4-3014	Various (Hiromasa Suzuki, Norio Maeda and others)	Jun Fukamachi, Hiromasa Suzuki, Norio Maeda, Kyohei Tsutsumi (arrangers)	Toshiba TX4-3014, a quadraphonic promotional compilation of pop covers; no year given.	not found	Amazon
SF寄席	n.d.	Toshiba Records, TP-72317	Katsura Yonemaru	Jun Fukamachi (music)	Toshiba TP-72317, a comedy record in the SF Yose series; no year given.	not found	Amazon
Demonstration Tape	n.d.	Not On Label, DMC-164	Kenji Ono	Jun Fukamachi	A promotional cassette with two tracks, "In the Holiday Groove" and "What's Going On"; no year given.	not found	Amazon

Selected sideman, arranger and producer credits

Credits below were read at release level on Discogs; the role is the one Discogs gives.

Year	Release	Billed to	Label	Fukamachi's credit	Listen	Buy
1976	High-Flying	Hiromasa Suzuki	Columbia, SQ-7001	Keyboards, synthesizer	not found	Amazon
1976	Introducing "Ponta" Murakami	Shuichi "Ponta" Murakami	Toshiba Records, LF-91017	Producer, music director; composer and arranger of seven tracks (A1-A3, B1-B4)	not found	Amazon
1977	Takanaka	Masayoshi Takanaka	Kitty Records, MKF-1010	Keyboards	not found	Amazon
1978	First Step	Kenji Omura	Toshiba Records, LF-91042	Producer, arranger, keyboards	not found	Amazon
1978	Mermaid Boulevard	Kazumi Watanabe & The Gentle Thoughts	Alfa, ALR-6001	Synthesizer, string arranger	not found	Amazon
1978	L.A. Master	Kiyoshi Sugimoto	Express, ETP-80020	Arranger of the clavinet, electric piano and synthesizer parts (A1, A2, B1)	not found	Amazon
1978	Concierto de Aranjuez	Kenji Omura, Kazumi Watanabe, Lee Ritenour	Alfa, ALR-6013	Synthesizer on A1	not found	Amazon
1979	Casiopea	Casiopea	Alfa, ALR-6017	Horn arranger and recording supervisor for the horns	not found	Amazon
1979	Super Flight	Casiopea	Alfa, ALR-6029	Guest, conductor	not found	Amazon
1981	DG-581	Keep	Trash, 3F-28001	Keyboards, composer, lyricist	not found	Amazon
1984	American Romance	Akira Wada With Friends	Humming Bird, 28HB-2	Arranger, keyboards	not found	Amazon

Other appearances, chronological

Every other release that carries a Fukamachi credit on Discogs (Appearance, Producer, Remix or track credits), listed by year with the billed artist. Most are pop, folk and rock sessions and arrangements from his years as a studio keyboardist and arranger; the list is given in full so the proportions are visible.

1971 - シンガーソング•ライターの世界 / Yong Guitar, Vol.2 - オド・フィッシュ・バンド (appears)
1972 - Midnight Rock Special - Rock Meets The Moog - Magical Flying Travelling Band (appears)
1972 - NHKうたのえほんより - 小鳩くるみ (appears)
1972 - Onion - Lily (appears)
1972 - Screen Now - Action & Maffia New Hits - Ensemble Petit & Screenland Orchestra (appears)
1972 - Young A Go Go - Exciting UP-tight Band (appears)
1972 - こんな風に過ぎて行くのなら - 浅川マキ (appears)
1972 - バスを降りたら - 黛ジュン (appears)
1972 - ラブ・ナウ - 宝田明 (appears)
1972 - 俺のせいではないさ - ウッドペッカー (appears)
1972 - 帰っちゃおうかな - 小椋佳 (appears)
1972 - 恋の十字路 - 欧陽菲菲 (appears)
1972 - 愛情物語 - 黛ジュン (appears)
1972 - 断絶 - 井上陽水 (appears)
1972 - 明日への讃歌 - アリス (appears)
1972 - 海からの願い - 加藤登紀子 (appears)
1972 - 色即是空 - 加藤登紀子 (appears)
1972 - 花唄 - 阿世知守 (appears)
1972 - 若者音楽祭 Folk & Rock - Various (track appearance)
1972 - 遠い遠いあの野原 - 森山良子 (appears)
1972 - 都会の朝 - 上條恒彦 (appears)
1972 - 陽水II／センチメンタル - 井上陽水 (appears)
1973 - Beautiful Debut Round 1. - 愛の翼・愛の限界　藤島新・ファースト・アルバム - Shin Fujishima (appears)
1973 - Didier - Didier Marouani (appears)
1973 - Julien Clerc - Julien Clerc (appears)
1973 - Live Wintry Streets - Mayumi Itsuwa (appears)
1973 - とん平のヘイ・ユウ・ブルース - 左とん平 (appears)
1973 - ふぁーすとあるばむ - 保福政春 (appears)
1973 - シクラメン・ブルース - みやざきみきお (appears)
1973 - ルーム・ライト　オリジナル・ア・ラ・カルト - 由紀さおり (appears)
1973 - ロッカ・バラード・スペシャル - ステージ101 (appears)
1973 - 僕の贈りもの / めぐり逢う今 - オフ・コース (appears)
1973 - 公園通り Via Parco - Garo (appears)
1973 - 別れるなら今 - 杉田二郎 (appears)
1973 - 寺山修司イソップ物語 - 田中星児 (appears)
1973 - 想い出の青い空 / 旅に出ようかな - ワカ&ヒロ (appears)
1973 - 旅立つ彼 - Portrait Of Jiro Sugita - 杉田二郎 (appears)
1973 - 氷の世界 - 井上陽水 (appears)
1973 - 火の鳥 - 欧陽菲菲 (appears)
1973 - 聞き違い = Kikichigai - Waka & Hiro = ワカ&ヒロ (appears)
1973 - 陽水ライヴもどり道 - 井上陽水 (appears)
1973 - 風車 - 風車 (appears)
1974 - Bang, Bang = バン・バン - Hedva And David = ヘドバとダビデ (appears)
1974 - Circus - Garo (appears)
1974 - D.M. Messagés Directs - 荒木一郎 (appears)
1974 - Loves Theme 愛のテーマ - 寺内タケシ = Takeshi Terauchi (appears)
1974 - Soul On! - マイティ・サラダ・シンジケート (appears)
1974 - Todo Por La Paz - Jun Noersiah Strings (appears)
1974 - あなたは何処にいるんですか - 日暮し (appears)
1974 - いかつり唄 - 紙ふうせん (appears)
1974 - かもめ挽歌 - 加藤登紀子 (appears)
1974 - この世に生まれてきたら - 加藤登紀子 (appears)
1974 - ビートルズはもう聞かない / 惑 - Garo (appears)
1974 - ピクニック - Garo (appears)
1974 - 僕のうた - 赤い鳥 (appears)
1974 - 冬ざれた街 = Fuyuzareta Machi - 五輪真弓 = Mayumi Itsuwa (appears)
1974 - 別れの前に - はねおか仁 (appears)
1974 - 午前1時のスケッチ - カルメン・マキ & OZ (appears)
1974 - 古い上着をぬいで布施明の世界 - 布施明 (appears)
1974 - 坊や - はねおか仁 (appears)
1974 - 書簡集 - 赤い鳥 (appears)
1974 - 街風季節 - 日暮し (appears)
1974 - 雨 - 古谷野とも子 = Tomoko Koyano (appears)
1975 - Disco Sound - Bump In Discothèque - Various (appears)
1975 - Hiromic World = ヒロミック・ワールド - Hiromi Go = 郷ひろみ (appears)
1975 - Maximum Hot - Maximum (appears)
1975 - Rokuyu = 六喩 - Jun Fukamachi 21st Century Band (appears)
1975 - あゝ、我が良き友よ - かまやつひろし = Monsieur (appears)
1975 - うつろな愛 = Unsuro Na Ai - Mayumi Itsuwa = 五輪真弓 (appears)
1975 - ぼくらのパパは空手の先生 - Finger 5 (appears)
1975 - カルメンマキ & OZ - カルメンマキ & OZ (appears)
1975 - ミリオン・ピープル／赤い鳥コンサート実況録音盤 - 赤い鳥 (appears)
1975 - メモリー - 古谷野とも子 (appears)
1975 - 銀の魚 = Silver Fish - 下田逸郎 (appears)
1976 - A Toast Of Love - The Three Degrees (appears)
1976 - Best Of Soul & Disco Hits - Various (appears)
1976 - Disco Train = ディスコ・トレイン - Masaaki Hirao = 平尾昌晃 (appears)
1976 - Discotheque Hit - Mitsuru Ono & The Swing Beavers (appears)
1976 - Do It (Use Your Mind) / Nigai Namida - スリー・ディグリーズ = The Three Degrees (appears)
1976 - Hit Machine - Kyohei Tsutsumi And His 585Band (appears)
1976 - Paper Moon = ペイパー・ムーン - Junko Ohashi (appears)
1976 - Second - Masao Kusakari = 草刈正雄 (appears)
1976 - The 25th Anniversary Concert / 結成25周年記念リサイタル - Nobuo Hara And His Sharps & Flats (appears)
1976 - Toast Of Love - Three Degrees (appears)
1976 - ディスコ・トレイン = Disco Train - 平尾昌晃 (appears)
1976 - ペイパー・ムーン = Paper Moon - 大橋純子 = Junko Ohashi (appears)
1976 - 愛はひき潮 - みずきあい (appears)
1976 - 招待状のないショー - 井上陽水 (appears)
1976 - 風は東から - 古谷野とも子 (appears)
1977 - 5･4･3･2･1･0 - Flying Kitty Band Featuring Ogura Kei, Hoshi Katz And Yasuda Hiromi (appears)
1977 - An Insatiable High - 高中正義 = Masayoshi Takanaka (appears)
1977 - College Pops Original Stock 7 - ジローズ (appears)
1977 - Crystal City = クリスタル・シティー - 大橋純子 & 美乃家セントラル・ステイション (appears)
1977 - Love Collection = ラブ・コレクション - Hi-Fi Set = ハイ・ファイ・セット (appears)
1977 - Love Is Around - Tranzam (appears)
1977 - Moonlight In Vermont - Eiji Arai (appears)
1977 - Separação Sem Tristeza/Feelings - Various (appears)
1977 - ありふれた出来事 - 日暮し (appears)
1977 - いつもの午後 - 西田佐知子 (appears)
1977 - 上田正樹 - Masaki Ueda (appears)
1977 - 走れ! スーパーカー - 杉並児童合唱団 (appears)
1978 - Alfa Fusion Best Selections - Various (track appearance)
1978 - L.A.Express = ロサンゼルス通信 - 野口五郎 (producer)
1978 - Little Dreamer - Benard Ighner (appears)
1978 - My Songs / さよならだけは言わないで - Mayumi Itsuwa = 五輪真弓 (appears)
1978 - No Smoking = ノー・スモーキング - Kumiko Hara = 原久美子 (appears)
1978 - Selection 1973-78 = セレクション1973-78 - Off Course = オフコース (appears)
1978 - Soul & Disco Hits Best 30 - Various (appears)
1978 - Sound Catalogue Pro-Use Series Vol.1 - Various (appears)
1978 - Sound Catalogue Pro-Use Series Vol.2 - Various (appears)
1978 - Walk Again - Hiroshi "Monsieur" Kamayatsu (remix)
1978 - たそがれマイ・ラブ - Junko Ōhashi = 大橋純子 (appears)
1978 - サロメ (つかこうへい構成･演出ロック･オペラ) - Various (appears)
1978 - サロメ・ファンタジア = Salome Fantasia - 町田義人 = Yoshito Machida (appears)
1978 - マイ・オールド・ギブソン = My Old Gibson - かまやつひろし = Hiroshi Kamayatsu (appears)
1978 - 指 / バイオレンス - 野口五郎 (appears)
1978 - 火の鳥 Original Soundtrack Recording - Various (appears)
1979 - All Of Me - Masayoshi Takanaka = 高中正義 (appears)
1979 - Audio Exhibition '79 - Various (track appearance)
1979 - Beloved Screen Music - The Jun Noersiah Strings (appears)
1979 - Dancing Shadows - Tadao Inoue (appears)
1979 - Goodbye Memory - ザ・フィンガーズ = The Fingers (appears)
1979 - Loving - Jacqui Magno = ジャッキー・マグノ (appears)
1979 - Magical Music Tour - Pink Lady (appears)
1979 - Moondancer - Moondancer (appears)
1979 - My Love For You = ラヴ・フォー・ユー - Jin Kirigaya = 桐ヶ谷仁 (appears)
1979 - Riverside - とし太郎 & リバーサイド (producer)
1979 - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band / With a Little Help From My Friends - Mona Richardson (appears)
1979 - Smash Hits On Alfa 1979 - D.J. Sampler = ハイライト盤スマッシュ・ヒッツ・オン・アルファ - Various (appears)
1979 - Somewhere In New York - Kay (producer)
1979 - Take A Song - Masaki Matsubara (appears)
1979 - さよならありがとう - 大場久美子 = Kumiko Ohba (appears)
1979 - 卑弥呼 = Himiko - Passionata = パッショナータ (appears)
1979 - 悲しみの集い - 加藤登紀子 (appears)
1979 - 情熱の花 = Passion Flower - シルクロード = Silk Road (appears)
1979 - 陽よりまぶしく風よりはげしく - とし太郎 & リバーサイド (appears)
1980 - I'm In Love - ふじろう (appears)
1980 - Masayoshi Takanaka II - Masayoshi Takanaka (appears)
1980 - Mysterious Passion - Passionata (appears)
1980 - あいらぶゆう - 白季千加子 (appears)
1980 - あなたに捧げる歌 - 加藤登紀子 (appears)
1980 - その日海からラプソディ - 加山雄三 = Yuzo Kayama (appears)
1980 - ライズ'80～真夏のイヴ～Rise - スナイダー (appears)
1980 - ルナ・ルナ Luna Luna - Passionata (appears)
1980 - ローレライ - H2O (appears)
1980 - ワンダーランド = Wonderland - とし太郎 & リバーサイド (appears)
1980 - 円山川舟唄 - 紙ふうせん = 後藤悦治郎 & 平山泰代 (appears)
1980 - 君の胸はスーパースター - リバーサイド (appears)
1980 - 夕暮れはラブ・ソング - 桜田淳子 (appears)
1980 - 愛する時は今 - 加山雄三 (appears)
1980 - 愛の幻影 - グラシェラ・スサーナ (appears)
1980 - 戦い続ける男達の詩 / One Sunny Day - ジョー山中 (appears)
1980 - 昭和戻り橋 - 紙ふうせん = 後藤悦治郎 & 平山泰代 (appears)
1980 - 止まらない汽車 - 加藤登紀子 (appears)
1980 - 魂 - Joe Yamanaka (appears)
1981 - Dressed To Kill - Pino Donaggio, Theresa Maxwell (appears)
1982 - Rising = ライジング - Tokiko Katoh = 加藤登紀子 (appears)
1982 - Rock'n Rocked Rock - Keep (appears)
1982 - 夢色ラプソディ - 峯一晃 = Ikkoh Mine (appears)
1982 - 宇宙戦艦ヤマトファイナルへ向けての序曲 = Yamato Final - Hiroshi Miyagawa (appears)
1983 - Arrivederci Rome! = ホリデイ・イン・ローマ - Various (track appearance)
1983 - Commagraf - The Casey Rankin Family Band (appears)
1983 - Commagraf - Casey Rankin (appears)
1983 - Cool Love = クール・ラヴ - Circus = サーカス (appears)
1983 - Digital Trip Catalogue - Synthesizer Fantasy = デジタルトリップカタログシンセサイザー・ファンタジー - Various (appears)
1983 - Jazz Fusion - Various (track appearance)
1983 - Malta - Malta (appears)
1983 - Remember To Remember - 安全地帯 (appears)
1983 - Tropical Honeymoon - Various (appears)
1983 - ラブコール Hiroko 翔んだカップルオリジナル盤 - 薬師丸ひろ子 (appears)
1984 - Fly Me To The Moon! II = 私を月まで連れてって! II - Various (appears)
1984 - Harlequin American Romance - Akira Wada With Friends (appears)
1984 - Locus - Tatsuya Nakamura (appears)
1984 - Yellow Moon - 和田アキラ (appears)
1984 - You Remember Me = ユー・リメンバー・ミー - Kay Ishiguro = 石黒ケイ (appears)
1984 - 恋ごころ = Koigokoro - 音つばめ = Ototsubame (appears)
1984 - 男と女 = Un Homme Et Une Femme - 佐藤隆 = Takashi Sato (appears)
1984 - 紅Hotel - Mayo Shono = 庄野真代 (appears)
1985 - Folk & New Music Memorial Collection 60 = フォーク＆ニューミュージック・メモリアル・コレクション 60 - Various (appears)
1985 - Nothin' Unusual - Prism (appears)
1985 - Nuit Du Samedi Et Matin Du Dimanche = 土曜の夜と日曜の朝 - Takashi Sato = 佐藤隆 (appears)
1985 - Singing And Playing - Takanaka = 高中正義 (appears)
1985 - Summer Dreamin' - Malta (appears)
1985 - Surf Wind - Miyoko Yoshimoto (appears)
1985 - 夢の碑 - 小笠原寛 (appears)
1985 - 白いバスケット・シューズ - Miyoko Yoshimoto = 芳本美代子 (appears)
1985 - 風の詩 - 五輪真弓 (appears)
1986 - Cute - Chie Odaka = 尾高千恵 (appears)
1986 - Dreamin' - Prism (appears)
1986 - Seaside (Summer Sound Story) - Various (appears)
1986 - Sparkling - Malta (appears)
1986 - Story = ストーリー - Junko Ohashi = 大橋純子 (appears)
1986 - Take Off - プリズム (appears)
1986 - 時の流れに〜鳥になれ〜 = Toki No Nagareni - 五輪真弓 = Mayumi Itsuwa (appears)
1986 - 空 = Sora - 五輪真弓 = Mayumi Itsuwa (appears)
1987 - Live Alive Vol. 2 (In '85) - Prism (appears)
1987 - My Ballads - Malta (appears)
1987 - Sporting Sound Box - Various (track appearance)
1987 - The Silence Of The Motion - Prism (appears)
1987 - 水の中の太陽 = Le Soleil Dans Léau - 佐藤隆 (appears)
1988 - ハロー、マイ・フレンド = Hello, My Friend - 五輪真弓 = Mayumi Itsuwa (appears)
1988 - 愛さずにはいられない - 加藤登紀子 (appears)
1989 - Best Album - Garo (appears)
1989 - From Resort - Various (track appearance)
1993 - Best One - Malta (appears)
1994 - Kenji - 遠藤賢司 (appears)
1995 - Keep Alive - Keep (appears)
1995 - Only You - 大槻ケンヂ (appears)
1995 - とん平のヘイ・ユウブルース - 左とん平 (appears)
1995 - モノ・オペラマクベス - 佐藤征一郎 (appears)
1996 - En Concert Au Japon - René Simard (appears)
1996 - Softrock Drivin' - Snow Dolphin Samba - Various (track appearance)
1996 - The Best Of Carmen Maki & Oz - カルメン・マキ＆Oz (appears)
1997 - Funky Best Groove - Soul Media (appears)
1997 - Prismania - Prism (appears)
1997 - Super Takanaka Best - Masayoshi Takanaka = 高中正義 (appears)
1998 - Alice Singles - Alice (appears)
1998 - Kamifusen - 紙ふうせん (appears)
1999 - 20th Anniversary Best - Casiopea (appears)
1999 - ポリドール・ニューロック・シングル集　自由に歩いて愛して - Various (appears)
2001 - You Were Mine - Sonya (appears)
2002 - Pure 3 (Be Natural) - Various (track appearance)
2003 - Show Wa! ギャグ・ジャンボリー - Various (appears)
2003 - 御用牙 - YKZ (appears)
2004 - 愛の歌 - Kyogo Kawaguchi = 河口恭吾 (appears)
2005 - Disco Nights Japan ディスコ・ナイツ・ジャパン - Various (appears)
2005 - Walkin' Tomorrow - Tsuyoshi Watanabe (appears)
2006 - Dolce - 嘉陽愛子 (appears)
2006 - H. Futami Presents Electric Human Sounds - Hiroshi Futami (unofficial release)
2008 - Infinity Orchestra - The Will (appears)
2009 - CM Works 1963-2008 = CMソング傑作選 - Akira Ito (appears)
2010 - International - The Three Degrees (appears)
2011 - Garden - 僕らのしぜんの冒険 (appears)
2011 - Palace In The Sky - Prism (appears)
2011 - 悪魔の手毬唄 (オリジナルサウンドトラック盤) - 村井邦彦 (appears)
2012 - Ultimate Best ~Early Alfa Years - Casiopea (appears)
2012 - 悪魔の手毬唄総劇伴集 - 村井邦彦 (appears)
2015 - 思い出の数はかぞえられても一つ一つの記憶がうすれていく日々 - Pink Panther (appears)
2016 - えいごのうた - As Sung In English By Japanese Artists - - DJ XXXL (track appearance)
2017 - Catch-22 +2 - Kazuhiko Kato (appears)
2017 - Logic Chronicle - Hideki Matsutake (track appearance)
2017 - Lovin' Mighty Fire (Nippon Funk • Soul • Disco 1973-1983) - Various (appears)
2018 - 音楽境地 - Shuichi 'Ponta' Murakami (appears)
2019 - Best Of Michael Brecker Works - Various (track appearance)
2019 - Walkin' Tomorrow 2 - Tsuyoshi Watanabe (appears)
2019 - 環境音楽 = Kankyō Ongaku (Japanese Ambient, Environmental & New Age Music 1980 - 1990) - Various (appears)
2020 - Tokyo Dreaming - Nick Luscombe (track appearance)
2021 - Here Comes The Beats レインボーガール - Various (appears)
2021 - J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan (Volume 3) - Various (appears)
2021 - Master Selection - Various (track appearance)
2024 - Nippon Psychedelic Soul 1970-1979 - Various (appears)
2024 - 涙をこえて／翼をください　New Pops In Nemu - Various (appears)
2025 - Crossover City -Asayake- - Various (track appearance)
n.d. - DAM Original Pro-Use Record - Various (appears)
n.d. - Electone Fantasy - 高橋レナ (appears)
n.d. - Funky Horse = ファンキー・ホース - Edwin Starr (appears)
n.d. - Impression-D - Various (appears)
n.d. - Mitsubishi Music A la Carte - Various (appears)
n.d. - Play It Again, Sansui - Various (track appearance)
n.d. - Steve McQueen - Star Highlight Series 1 - Ensemble Petit & Screenland Orchestra (appears)
n.d. - サックスヒット速報 / 虹をわたって - 市原宏祐 (appears)
n.d. - プロ・ユース総合試聴盤 - Various (track appearance)
n.d. - 五輪真弓ベスト・ヒット少女/煙草のけむり / Best Hit - Shoujo/Tabako No Kemuri - 五輪真弓 (appears)
n.d. - 歐陽菲菲歌謡デラックス - 歐陽菲菲 (appears)
n.d. - 総集編! 荒木一郎のすべて - Ichiro Araki = 荒木一郎 (appears)

Sources

Discogs API: artist 863075 (full paginated release list, 361 rows), plus the master and release pages for each leader record and the sideman releases cited above.
Natalie (natalie.mu), 24 November 2010, obituary notice for Jun Fukamachi.
Japanese Wikipedia: 深町純; English Wikipedia: Jun Fukamachi.
Spotify and YouTube links were each checked against the album or video title before inclusion.

Personnel & Collaborations

Motohiko Hino - drums on Fukamachi's debut album A Portrait of a Young Man (Polydor, 1971).
Shuichi "Ponta" Murakami - drums on Introducing Jun Fukamachi (1975), Spiral Steps (1976), Second Phase and Together with Jun (1977) and Live Space Fantasy (1978); Fukamachi produced, directed and arranged most of Murakami's own debut, Introducing "Ponta" Murakami (Toshiba, 1976).
Kazumi Watanabe - electric guitar on two tracks of Spiral Steps and on Live Space Fantasy; Fukamachi played synthesizer and arranged strings on Watanabe's Mermaid Boulevard (Alfa, 1978) and played synthesizer on Concierto de Aranjuez (Alfa, 1978).
Masayoshi Takanaka - guitar on one track of Spiral Steps; Fukamachi played keyboards on Takanaka's Takanaka (Kitty, 1977).
Martha Miyake - vocalist and co-leader on Together with Jun (Toshiba, 1977).
Takeru Muraoka - saxophone on Together with Jun (1977).
Kiyoshi Sugimoto - electric guitar on two tracks of Together with Jun (1977); Fukamachi arranged the clavinet, electric piano and synthesizer parts on Sugimoto's L.A. Master (Express, 1978).
Hiromasa Suzuki - Fukamachi played keyboards and synthesizer on Suzuki's High-Flying (Columbia, 1976).
Casiopea - Fukamachi arranged the horns on Casiopea (Alfa, 1979) and appears as guest conductor on Super Flight (Alfa, 1979).
Michael Brecker and Randy Brecker - horn section on Spiral Steps, Triangle Session, On the Move, the New York All Stars live album and the 1980 Kitty compilation of his fusion tracks.
David Sanborn and Mike Mainieri - alto saxophone and vibraphone on On the Move and the live album with the New York All Stars (1978).
Eric Gale - guitar on The Sea of Dirac (1977), On the Move (1978) and the 1980 Kitty compilation, which also lists Cornell Dupree on guitar.
Lee Ritenour - co-billed with Kenji Omura and Kazumi Watanabe on Concierto de Aranjuez (Alfa, 1978), on which Fukamachi plays synthesizer on the title piece.
Steve Gadd, Anthony Jackson, Steve Khan, Richard Tee, Will Lee, Tony Levin, Ernie Watts and Barry Finnerty - the New York rhythm and solo players on The Sea of Dirac, On the Move and the live album.
Akira Wada, Yasuo Tomikura and Hideo Yamaki - his Keep bandmates, heard on Daisy Chain (1983), Starview HCT-5808 (1984) and later records; Wada is also his duo partner on Digit Cafe (2005).
Kenji Omura - guitar on Introducing Jun Fukamachi, Second Phase, Triangle Session and Together with Jun; Fukamachi produced and arranged Omura's First Step (Toshiba, 1978).
Akira Okazawa - bassist on Fukamachi's Spiral Steps (1976) and, alongside Fukamachi, on Hiromasa Suzuki's High-Flying (1976).
Ken Watanabe - bassist and Prism co-founder; Fukamachi plays keyboards on Prism's Nothin' Unusual (1985), Dreamin' (1986), The Silence of the Motion (1987) and Live Alive Vol. 2 (1987), on which Watanabe plays bass.
Asuka Kaneko - violinist; one of two violinists, with Georges Ales, on 巴里物語 (Eastworld, 1985), the Takashi Sato album on which Fukamachi arranged and played keyboards.
MALTA - saxophonist; Fukamachi plays keyboards on his Malta (1983), Summer Dreamin' (1985) and Sparkling (1986) and on tracks 1 and 14 of My Ballads (1987).
Shigenori Kamiya - guitarist on A Portrait of a Young Man (Polydor, 1971), and organist, guitarist and arranger on the Exciting Up-tight Band's Young A Go Go (1972), on which Fukamachi plays piano and organ.
Mansaku Kimura - drummer on Yellow Moon (1984) and on Prism's Nothin' Unusual (1985), Dreamin' (1986) and The Silence of the Motion (1987), all of which list Fukamachi on keyboards.
Masaoki Terakawa - bassist on Fukamachi's first record, A Portrait of a Young Man (Polydor MR 5010, 1971), with Motohiko Hino on drums and Shigenori Kamiya on guitar; also on Takeshi Terauchi's Love's Theme (King, 1974), where Fukamachi plays piano.
Shigemichi Domoto - trombonist on A3 "私は行ってしまう" of Saori Yuki's 1973 album, a track Fukamachi composed, arranged and plays piano on.