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A 7-inch that captures the early form of British pop rock.
A single by a British pop band, "Peanuts" features a light melody and chorus, and the cheerfulness of 1960s UK beat shines through.
This album is a symbol of British pop in the late 1960s. Its light rhythms and sweet choruses are memorable, and the clear melodies typical of British pop after the Beatles stand out. "Peanuts" is captivating with the guitar cutting and the rhythm section's unity, while "Cherry Cherry" showcases a light and witty pop sensibility. The sound image, unique to the Japanese release, is clear, and this 7-inch captures the atmosphere of the scene at the time.
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