This is the origin of the Showa Enka queen, who sings with sadness on her shoulders.
A profound world of song, swirling with melancholy and passion.
Her unique low voice and restrained expression leave a strong impression. As the title suggests, her calm yet passionate singing of the fate of a woman living at the "end of the world" reflects the hearts of Japanese people in the Showa era. A monumental work of enka that remains timeless to this day.
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A:
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1)
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さいはての女
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2)
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女は恋に生きてゆく
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3)
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女は悲しい花でしょうか
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4)
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大阪女のブルース
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5)
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長崎の女
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6)
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涙ひとしずく
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B:
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1)
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恋仁義
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2)
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盛り場流し歌
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3)
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女の園
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4)
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旭川の女
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5)
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みちのく小唄
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6)
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東京花ものがたり
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