Taeko Ohnuki “Kaie”

Taeko Ohnuki

Kaie - Bande originale de “Kaie” sortie du 5 juin 1984
Dear Heart (Japan) 1984

RAL 8814 (LP) embossed sleeve. w/obi, insert(slightly color-faded.)

sleeve : EX(very slightly color-faded, one very slightly dirts.)

media : EX+/EX+(some slightly surface noises, still good condition.

This is an album released in 1984 by Taeko Onuki, a singer/songwriter who, along with Tin Pan Alley, Tatsuro Yamashita, Yumi Matsutoya, and Minako Yoshida, laid the foundation of the Japanese pop music scene known as "new music. Shigeki Miyata, known for producing Moon Riders and Mariya Takeuchi, was invited as co-producer, and arrangements were made by Jean Musy, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Yasuaki Shimizu, and Nobuyuki Shimizu, who are known for their arrangements of Pierre Barou's works. Four of the tracks were recorded in Paris, with Jean Musy and many other local musicians participating. The songs recorded in Japan are supported by Kenji Omura, Tsuyoshi Kon, Hideo Yamaki, EPO, and other familiar faces, in addition to the three musicians who arranged the songs. A4 and B1 are electronic sounds with a lot of beatings.