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Yumeoi Zake / Omooide Kitasenjyu |
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A Showa-era landscape permeated with the melancholy of enka
Atsumi Jiro's mellow voice expresses the subtleties of life with great emotion.
"Yumeoi Sake" is a classic Enka song with themes of alcohol and life. The B-side, "Omoide Kitasenju," carefully depicts the atmosphere of Tokyo's downtown area. Reflecting the atmosphere of 1978, this single has the power to appeal to universal Japanese emotions.
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Yoko Masaki
Shiawase wo Arigatou / Anata no monoyo
(7")
Hiroshi Uchiyamada
Soshite, Kobe/ Otokonaki
(7")
Chadha
Omokage No Onnna / Yamome No Jonathan
(7")
Tsuzuko Sugawara
Renrakusen no Uta / Enoshima Hiren
(7")
Kouji Kitami
Ishinomaki No Onna / Otokomai
(7")
Hiroshi Wada & Mahina Stars, Yukiko Tama / Hiroshi Wada & His Mahinastars
Kitakami Yakyoku / Kita Kikou
(7")
Fubuki Koshiji
Omoide No Sorentsura
(7")
Koichi Aoki
Hayaku Kaetteko
(LP)
Kenkichi Muraki
Oyaji No Umi / Yasagure Jinsei
(7")
Tetsuya Ryu
Okuhida Bojo
(7")
Pinkara Brothers
Hitorizake / Omae
(7")
Tetsuya Watari
Michi Dzure/ Sasurai Kiko
(7")
