Draft:Takashi sasaki (ex casiopea member)
Japanese drummer
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Takashi Sasaki (1956-alive) is one of japanese jazz fusion most important drummers, being Casiopea's first drummer from 1977-1979, he left the band for music differences since the band was developing a smooth sound that didnt fit his playing, later on drummer Akira jimbo went on his way as casiopea's next drummer from 1980-1988 and later as a part time member. Takashi Sasaki was crucial for the bands, at the time, developing sound that pushed them to theyr unique stile. He showed his skills during live perfomances like at Yamaha shibuya(1978), lo-D plaza (1979), Yamaha east-west contest(1977), Ronpoggi pit inn(1979) and more.
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Much about his personal life after he left the band is unknown but he kept performing with multiple bands truh the years as of today.
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