Yoichi Takizawa - Boy Vinyl LP
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Album Facts
Yoichi Takizawa - Boy Vinyl LP
Lost 1982 city pop album, finally released after 40+ years.
- Yoichi Takizawa's long-lost second album, shelved before its planned 1982 release
- Newly mixed from surviving karaoke masters after the original tapes went missing
- Includes the original version of Kagirinaki Natsu, later covered by Hideki Saijo
Yoichi Takizawa's Boy was supposed to follow his debut Leonids no Kanatani in the summer of 1982. Instead, the album was mysteriously canceled just before release and vanished for more than 40 years. With the original master tape lost, this edition was newly mixed from surviving karaoke masters, preserving the essence of the original sessions with modern production. It includes the original version of Kagirinaki Natsu, later reworked for Hideki Saijo's 1984 album Gentle A Man. A legendary lost city pop record, finally on vinyl for the first time.
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