Crazy Ken Band
Crazy Ken Band formed in 1997 with Kenji Ken, who had been in Ska Flames before that. They started with guitarist Hirotaka Masuyama, bassist Tatsuya...
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Crazy Ken Band formed in 1997 with Kenji Ken, who had been in Ska Flames before that. They started with guitarist Hirotaka Masuyama, bassist Tatsuya Nishiyama, and drummer Takuya Takahashi, playing live shows around Kanagawa while working out their sound.
Their 2001 single 'Abuku' became a hit in Japan, mixing pop and rock with a cinematic feel that caught on. It was followed by albums like 'Spicy Marmalade' in 2002 and 'Marmalade 2' the next year. Other songs like 'Amai Hibi' and 'Girlfriend' show their range from upbeat to more reflective moods.
Kenji Ken's 2006 arrest for drug possession was a setback, but the band kept going after he returned. They put out 'Crazy Ken Band 4' that same year and have worked with various artists since, though the existing history doesn't name them specifically.
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