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A symbolic hit from the latter half of GS, with a sad falsetto
This is a representative song from the golden age of group sounds. It reached number three on the Oricon charts and is known for Yoshito Machida's high-pitched vocals.
A hit song that represents the latter half of the Group Sounds boom. "White Coral Reef" is a melancholic ballad that makes use of falsetto, with a striking psychedelic arrangement that intertwines organ and fuzz guitar. The B-side, "Tears Organ," also has a similar lyricism. Released in April 1969, it reached number three on the Oricon charts. This album blends the sentimentality and innovation of the late Group Sounds era.
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- Vocals - ズー・ニー・ヴー
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Coffee Shop De / Himawari
(7")
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Kaze / Nanimo Iwazuni
(7")
Momoe Yamaguchi
Aoi Kajitsu / Okashina Koibito
(7")
Mayumi Itsuwa
Syoujyo / Sora wo Miageru Yoru ha
(7")
Keiko Maruyama
Douzo konomama / Bye-bye
(7")
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Iruka
Nagori Yuki / Rubber Ball
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Tiana Lemnitz, Helge Roswaenge, Gerhard Hüsch, Wilhelm Strienz, Berliner Philharmoniker, Sir Thomas Beecham
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(LP)
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J. A. Seazer
Den'en Ni Shisu.
(LP)
10cc
I'm Not In Love / For You And I
(7")
