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The Tigers' pop-rock brilliance
Two songs included on a 7-inch single released in 1968.
This album encapsulates the charm of the Tigers, a band that represents the golden age of group sounds, with the bright melody of "Smile for Me" contrasting with the heartbreaking ballad of "Sabishii Ame." Kenji Sawada's charismatic vocals and the band's musical talent are beautifully combined. This is a valuable record that shows the pinnacle of Japanese pop music in the 1960s.
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