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Yazawa Eikichi
Yazawa Eikichi started performing in local clubs and bars before forming the band Carol in 1972. After Carol disbanded in 1975, he went solo and released the...
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Ari yo Saraba
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Again
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Big Beat
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Diamond Moon
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Don't Wanna Stop
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Last Christmas Eve
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Last Song
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Lonesome City
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Loser
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Misty
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New Grand Hotel
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Rock'n'Roll Drug
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Somebody's Night
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The Truth
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Tokyo
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Yazawa Eikichi started performing in local clubs and bars before forming the band Carol in 1972. After Carol disbanded in 1975, he went solo and released the album 'Kiseki no Hito' in 1977. That record helped establish him as a national figure in Japan's rock scene.
His songs like 'Again' and 'Last Christmas Eve' connected with listeners during the 1970s and 1980s. Yazawa's music often carried a rebellious tone that resonated with younger audiences at the time.
He continued recording and performing with various musicians including guitarist Toshiyuki Honda and bassist Makoto Saito.
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