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'''BaBe''' was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] [[Idol|idol]] duo from 1987 to 1990 that became popular with hits like [[Give Me Up (BaBe)|Give Me Up]] and [[I Don't Know (BaBe)|I Don't Know]]. | '''BaBe''' was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] [[Idol|idol]] duo from 1987 to 1990 that became popular with hits like "[[Give Me Up (BaBe)|Give Me Up]]" and "[[I Don't Know (BaBe)|I Don't Know]]". | ||
== Members == | == Members == | ||
* [[ | * [[Kondo Tomoko]] (近藤智子) | ||
* [[ | * [[Nikaido Yukari]] (二階堂ゆかり) | ||
== Information == | == Information == | ||
BaBe | BaBe made their debut in 1987 by being on many variety and musical television programs. Their music career started a month later with the eurobeat single "[[Give Me Up (BaBe)|Give Me Up]]", originally by Michael Fortunati, on Feburary 1987. The single was a huge success that even today, other [[J-Pop]] artists, like [[W]] and [[Tamaki Nami]], has covered the song. Their success continued with their second single, "[[I Don't Know (BaBe)|I Don't Know]]", that same year. The song earned the group awards like the 29th Annual Nihon Record Taishou's Rookie of the Year award. | ||
Sadly, the group broke up because | Sadly, the group broke up in 1990 because Nikaido Yukari was expecting. Kondo Tomoko went onto a brief solo career until she got marriage years later. | ||
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== Discography == | == Discography == | ||
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* [1987.09.10] [[Somebody Loves You ~Ashita no Koibito~]] (Somebody Loves You ~明日の恋人~) | * [1987.09.10] [[Somebody Loves You ~Ashita no Koibito~]] (Somebody Loves You ~明日の恋人~) | ||
* [1987.10.21] [[Hold Me!]] | * [1987.10.21] [[Hold Me!]] | ||
* [1988.01.21] [[Tonight|TONIGHT]] | * [1988.01.21] [[Tonight (BaBe)|TONIGHT]] | ||
* [1988.05.11] [[Get a Chance!]] | * [1988.05.11] [[Get a Chance!]] | ||
* [1988.08.31] [[Wake Up!|WAKE UP!]] | * [1988.08.31] [[Wake Up!|WAKE UP!]] | ||
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* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/BaBe Japanese Wikipedia Entry] | * [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/BaBe Japanese Wikipedia Entry] | ||
[[Category:Groups]] | [[Category:Japanese Girl Groups]] | ||
[[Category:Duets]] | |||
[[Category:J-Pop]] | [[Category:J-Pop]] | ||
[[Category:Disbanded]] | [[Category:Disbanded]] |
Latest revision as of 09:44, 26 January 2013
BaBe was a Japanese pop idol duo from 1987 to 1990 that became popular with hits like "Give Me Up" and "I Don't Know".
Members
- Kondo Tomoko (近藤智子)
- Nikaido Yukari (二階堂ゆかり)
Information
BaBe made their debut in 1987 by being on many variety and musical television programs. Their music career started a month later with the eurobeat single "Give Me Up", originally by Michael Fortunati, on Feburary 1987. The single was a huge success that even today, other J-Pop artists, like W and Tamaki Nami, has covered the song. Their success continued with their second single, "I Don't Know", that same year. The song earned the group awards like the 29th Annual Nihon Record Taishou's Rookie of the Year award.
Sadly, the group broke up in 1990 because Nikaido Yukari was expecting. Kondo Tomoko went onto a brief solo career until she got marriage years later.
Discography
Albums
- [1987.06.21] Bravo!
- [1987.12.05] Nice!
- [1988.01.05] Good!
- [1988.06.21] Fight!
- [1989.04.21] Brand-new
- [1990.02.22] CONTRAST
- [1990.05.21] The Best of BaBe
- [2002.03.20] BaBe BEST
Singles
- [1987.02.21] Give Me Up
- [1987.05.02] I Don't Know
- [1987.09.10] Somebody Loves You ~Ashita no Koibito~ (Somebody Loves You ~明日の恋人~)
- [1987.10.21] Hold Me!
- [1988.01.21] TONIGHT
- [1988.05.11] Get a Chance!
- [1988.08.31] WAKE UP!
- [1989.03.01] She has a dream
Video
- [1987.08.21] Bravo!