【世界文化博览】寻找村上春树 16
Hint:Naoko
Toru
Norwegian Wood
Murakami
Art Blakey
Kobe
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英式拼写
http://t1.g.hjfile.cn/listen/201303/201303220954286603161.mp3I slept with Naoko that night. Was it the right thing to do? I can't tell. Even now, almost 20 years later, I can't be sure. I suppose I'll never know. But at the time, it was all I could do.
Toru in Norwegian Wood has a part-time job working in a record store, which is where Murakami ended up immediately after leaving college. Music of all kinds plays a huge role in much of Murakami's writing, classical, rock, but especially jazz. And from the record store, Murakami quickly graduated into the jazz world full time.
I didn't feel like going to work for a company and becoming a salary man, so I took out a loan and opened a club. I was running my business, listened to jazz from morning to night, making cocktails and sandwiches. Every day, I had to chop up a whole bag full of onions. Thanks to this experience, I can still chop up onions without shedding tears. I fell in love with jazz in 1964, when Art Blakey came to Kobe, and I went to the concert. I was so shocked. So from then, from 1964, I have been a very enthusiastic jazz listener until now.
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