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Latest revision as of 17:05, 17 July 2009
- Album
- Hattori Ryoichi ~Tanjou 100 Shuunen Kinen Tribute Album~ (服部良一～生誕100周年記念トリビュート・アルバム～)
- Released
- 2007.10.17
- Catalog Number
- UPCI-1071
- Price
- ¥3,150
- Tracklist
- Fukuyama Masaharu - Tokyo Boogie-Woogie (東京ブギウギ)
- Inoue Yosui - Mune no Furiko (胸の振り子)
- Kanjani8 - Kaimono Boogie (買い物ブギ)
- The Gospellers - Ginza Can-can Musume (銀座カンカン娘)
- Kobayashi Kei - Gozen Niji no Blues (午前二時のブルース)
- Hayley - Shiro Bara no Uta ~White Rose~ (白バラの歌～White Rose～)
- Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra - Aoi Yamanami (青い山脈)
- Sada Masashi - Ippai no Coffee Kara (一杯のコーヒーから)
- Les Freres - Boogie Woogie Hatter (instrumental)
- Hitoto Yo - Tokyo no Yane no Shita (東京の屋根の下)
- Yamazaki Masayoshi - Showa Modern (昭和モダン)
- Sato Shinobu - Adieu Shanghai (アデュー上海)
- Matsuura Aya & Hino Terumasa - Rappa to Musume (ラッパと娘)
- Tokunaga Hideaki - Wakare no Blues (別れのブルース)
- Fuse Akira & Moriyama Ryouko - Shiawase no Katachi (シアワセノカタチ)
- Oda Kazumasa - Suzhou Yakyoku (蘇州夜曲)
- Information
Hattori Ryoichi ~Tanjou 100 Shuunen Kinen Tribute Album~ is a tribute album to classic composer Hattori Ryoichi. It reached #10 on the Oricon charts, charted for ten weeks and sold 20,770 copies.
