Japanese music CDs Nanako Sato / Funny Walkin'

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[List of Songs]
(1) Butare Nian Futari Bochi, (2) Twilight, (3) Midnight Rock and Roll Dance, (4) Tight-walking, (5) Red Dress, Fannie Walkin, (6) Ragtime Forever, (7) Street Corner Betty, (8) Saturday Night to Sunday Morning, (9) Stardust Drive, (10) Pianist's Lover, (11) Love and Joy, (12) Night Isadora (UHQCD)
[Genre]
Domestic Rock & Pop
[Special Bonus Information]
Commentary
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[Label]
Colonial Beer
[Quantity]
1
[Comments on CD Audition]
This is the first work released in' 77 by a female singer who had a great influence on the later Shibuya-kei as the originator of "Whisper Voice". It is interesting to see that it was composed entirely with Motoharu Sano, who taught her music. Although the pronunciation of English is conspicuous as a pioneer, she has put in a hand-made music team. It has a high degree of perfection as an album.
[Comments on CD Newest]
This is Nanako Sato's debut album released in 1977. In addition to "Sa Butare Nian Futari Bochi", which represents City Pop, the songs full of color and beauty were composed together with her sworn friend Motoharu Sano. Arranged by Yuji Ono.

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