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Pioneer of Korean pop music in Japan
Cho Yongpil brings a uniquely Korean emotional expression to the Japanese market.
This album represents the debut of a Korean artist in Japan in the 1980s. His unique singing style brought a fresh stimulus to the Japanese music scene. The A-side, "Omoide Mayoko" (Maybe Lost in Memories), expresses the turmoil of the heart with a sorrowful ballad, while the B-side, "Nakasarettatte" (Let Me Cry), has a more pop feel. His vocal ability to transcend language barriers and appeal to listeners is particularly noteworthy.
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- Arranged By - 馬飼野俊一
- Lyrics By - 荒木とよひさ
Wilma Goich
Golden Best Album
(LP)
Ha Choon-Hwa
Ame No Roppongi
(7")
Lee Sung Ae
Separation-korean / Separation-japanese
(7")
Cristina Y Hugo
El condor pasa
(LP)
David Bowie
Space Oddity
(LP)
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Onna No Issho / Koi O Oshiete Kudasai
(7")
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Tiana Lemnitz, Helge Roswaenge, Gerhard Hüsch, Wilhelm Strienz, Berliner Philharmoniker, Sir Thomas Beecham
Die Zauberflöte
(LP)
Cho Yong Pil
Mio Mio Mio Nikui Nikui Nikui
(7")
Lee Sung Ae
Pusanko He Kaere (namida No Hatoba)/ Aishitemasu (saranhe)
(7")
Tomoko Kuwae
Blue Blue Island / Meguru Omoi
(7")
Michel Polnareff
Qui A Tue Grand' Maman / Monsieur L'abbe
(7")
Lee Sung Ae
Kasumapuge / Kiiroi Shirt
(7")
