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Yukio Hashi's 49th single. A groundbreaking youthful song incorporating surfing rhythm and electric guitar.
This was a hit single from Hashi Yukio's "Big Three" era. The A-side, "Koi wo Suru Nara" (If You Fall in Love), was written by Saeki Takao and composed by Yoshida Tadashi. It was a groundbreaking piece for a pop song, incorporating the surfing rhythm that was popular at the time.
The A-side, "Koi wo Suru Nara" (If You Fall in Love), is one of the signature songs by the golden duo of Saeki Takao and Yoshida Tadashi. Unusually for a Japanese pop song, it boldly incorporates the surfing rock rhythm and electric guitar that were popular at the time. The youthful vocals and rhythmic melody combined to make it a huge hit. This song was also performed at the 16th NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen. The B-side, "Kodoku no Blues" (Lonely Blues), is a mood song that contrasts with the A-side, and this album combines the cheerfulness of a youthful pop star with the sexiness of a grown-up.
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