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;Artist
 
:[[Hajime Chitose]]
 
;Album
 
:Shima・Kyora・Umui (故郷・美ら・思い)
 
;Release Date
 
:1997.xx.xx
 
:2002.06.09 (re-issue)
 
;Tracklist
 
# Asakasetsu (朝花節)
 
# Nagatomohanasetsu (長朝花節)
 
# Shonjoshusetsu (俊良主節)
 
# Kurudandosetsu (くるだんど節)
 
# Kantsumesetsu (かんつめ節)
 
# Shonkanesetsu (シュンカネ節)
 
# Rankanhashisetsu (らんかん橋節)
 
# Amekurumisetsu (雨黒み節)
 
# Shusetsunagahamasetsu (塩道長浜節)
 
# Yoshinori Nabe Kanasetsu (嘉徳なべ加那節)
 
# Kunnyoriyoneagosetsu (国直よね姉節)
 
# Osakumosetsu (長雲節)
 
# Mucha Kanasetsu (むちゃ加那節)
 
# Chookikujosetsu (ちょうきく女節)
 
# Itoayatsurisetsu (糸繰り節)
 
# Yoisurasetsu (ヨイスラ節)
 
# Ikyonnyakanasetsu (行きゅんにゃ加那節)
 
# Ikyooresetsu (行きょうれ節)
 
# Kubamehasetsu (くばぬ葉節)
 
# Magaryo Takachidjisetsu (曲がりょ高頂節)
 
# Shoogatsugin (正月着物)
 
# Hoonensetsu (豊年節)
 
  
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; Artist
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: [[Hajime Chitose]]
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; Album
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: Shima・Kyora・Umui (故郷・美ら・思い; ''Hometown.Beautiful.Thoughts'')
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; Released
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: 1996.11.xx <small>(First Press)</small>
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: 2002.06.10 <small>(Second Press)</small>
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; Catalog Number
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: C-5 <small>(First Press)</small>
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: C-17 <small>(Second Press)</small>
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; Price
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: ¥3,500 <small>(First Press)</small>
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: ¥3,150 <small>(Second Press)</small>
  
;Information
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; Tracklist
[[Hajime Chitose]] originally recorded this album in 1997 when she won the grand prize in the Amami folk song competition. She was in her third year of high school at the time, and is the youngest winner of the prize to date. It is a collection of traditional [[:Category:Shima-Uta|Shima Uta]] songs sung entirely by [[Hajime Chitose]] accompanied by a sanshin, which she played herself.
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# [[Asabana (Hajime Chitose)|Asabana-bushi]] (朝花節)
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# [[Naga Asabana (Hajime Chitose)|Naga Asabana-bushi]] (長朝花節)
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# [[Shunjoshu (Hajime Chitose)|Shunjoshu-bushi]] (俊良主節)
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# [[Kurudando (Hajime Chitose)|Kurudando-bushi]] (くるだんど節)
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# [[Kantsume (Hajime Chitose)|Kantsume-bushi]] (かんつめ節)
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# [[Shunkane (Hajime Chitose)|Shunkane-bushi]] (シュンカネ節)
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# [[Rankanboshi (Hajime Chitose)|Rankanboshi-bushi]] (らんかん橋節)
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# [[Amagurumi (Hajime Chitose)|Amagurumi-bushi]] (雨黒み節)
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# [[Shumichi Nagahama (Hajime Chitose)|Shumichi Nagahama-bushi]] (塩道長浜節)
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# [[Kadoku Nabekana (Hajime Chitose)|Kadoku Nabekana-bushi]] (嘉徳なべ加那節)
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# [[Kunnyori Yoneago (Hajime CHitose)|Kunnyori Yoneago-bushi]] (国直よね姉節)
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# [[Nagakumo (Hajime Chitose)|Nagakumo-bushi]] (長雲節)
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# [[Muchakana (Hajime Chitose)|Muchakana-bushi]] (むちゃ加那節)
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# [[Choukikujo (Hajime Chitose)|Choukikujo]] (ちょうきく女)
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# [[Itokuri (Hajime Chitose)|Itokuri-bushi]] (糸繰り節)
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# [[Yoisura (Hajime Chitose)|Yoisura-bushi]] (ヨイスラ節)
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# [[Ikyunnyakana (Hajime Chitose)|Ikyunnyakana-bushi]] (行きゅんにゃ加那節)
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# [[Ikyoure (Hajime Chitose)|Ikyoure-bushi]] (行きょうれ節)
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# [[Kubanuha (Hajime Chitose)|Kabanuha-bushi]] (くばぬ葉節)
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# [[Magaryo Takachidi (Hajime Chitose)|Magaryo Takachidi-bushi]] (曲りょ高頂節)
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# [[Shogachigin (Hajime Chitose)|Shogachigin]] (正月着物)
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# [[Hounen (Hajime Chitose)|Hounen-bushi]] (豊年節)
  
The album was reprinted after she rose to fame and contains many of the tracks found on [[Higya Merabe]]. However, it is nearly impossible to find on the internet, as it was published by a small company called Central Gakki which only distributes to Okinawa and the area around it.
 
  
[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
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; Information
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''Shima・Kyora・Umui'' is the second album released by [[Hajime Chitose]]. It is a cover album of [[:Category:Shima-Uta|Shima-Uta]] songs sung in the [[Wikipedia:Amami language|Amami language]], including many songs re-recorded from her debut album ''[[Higya Merabe]]''. She recorded and released this album after she won the Amami Folk Song Grand Prize Award in 1996. She was in her third year of high school at the time, and is the youngest winner of the prize to date. [[Moriyama Yoriko]] accompanied Hajime on tracks #1 to #4, #7, #10, #13, #15, and #17 to #20. [[Nakano Sueko]] accompanied Hajime on tracks #5, #6, #8, #9, #11, #12, #14, #16, #21, and #22.
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The album was reprinted about six years later by ''Central Gakki'' records after Hajime signed a major label record deal with [[Sony Music Entertainment#EPIC Records|EPIC Records]]. The differences between this pressing and the first pressing is a renewed album CD jacket and a cheaper price. Both of these presses along with her debut album are hard to find as ''Central Gakki'' only distributes their releases in the [[Wikipedia:Ryukyu Islands|Ryukyu Islands]] in limited quantites. They are, however, available through the label's official online shop.
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==External Links==
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* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/478467/1/ Oricon Profile]
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* [http://www.simauta.net/hajime_chitose.html Hajime Chitose Central Gakki Discography]
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[[Category:J-Folk (releases)]]
 
[[Category:Shima-Uta (releases)]]
 
[[Category:Shima-Uta (releases)]]
[[Category:1997 Albums]]
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[[Category:1996 Albums]]
 
[[Category:2002 Albums]]
 
[[Category:2002 Albums]]
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[[Category:Cover Album]]

Latest revision as of 10:52, 14 May 2011

First Press Cover
Second Press Cover
Artist
Hajime Chitose
Album
Shima・Kyora・Umui (故郷・美ら・思い; Hometown.Beautiful.Thoughts)
Released
1996.11.xx (First Press)
2002.06.10 (Second Press)
Catalog Number
C-5 (First Press)
C-17 (Second Press)
Price
¥3,500 (First Press)
¥3,150 (Second Press)
Tracklist
  1. Asabana-bushi (朝花節)
  2. Naga Asabana-bushi (長朝花節)
  3. Shunjoshu-bushi (俊良主節)
  4. Kurudando-bushi (くるだんど節)
  5. Kantsume-bushi (かんつめ節)
  6. Shunkane-bushi (シュンカネ節)
  7. Rankanboshi-bushi (らんかん橋節)
  8. Amagurumi-bushi (雨黒み節)
  9. Shumichi Nagahama-bushi (塩道長浜節)
  10. Kadoku Nabekana-bushi (嘉徳なべ加那節)
  11. Kunnyori Yoneago-bushi (国直よね姉節)
  12. Nagakumo-bushi (長雲節)
  13. Muchakana-bushi (むちゃ加那節)
  14. Choukikujo (ちょうきく女)
  15. Itokuri-bushi (糸繰り節)
  16. Yoisura-bushi (ヨイスラ節)
  17. Ikyunnyakana-bushi (行きゅんにゃ加那節)
  18. Ikyoure-bushi (行きょうれ節)
  19. Kabanuha-bushi (くばぬ葉節)
  20. Magaryo Takachidi-bushi (曲りょ高頂節)
  21. Shogachigin (正月着物)
  22. Hounen-bushi (豊年節)


Information

Shima・Kyora・Umui is the second album released by Hajime Chitose. It is a cover album of Shima-Uta songs sung in the Amami language, including many songs re-recorded from her debut album Higya Merabe. She recorded and released this album after she won the Amami Folk Song Grand Prize Award in 1996. She was in her third year of high school at the time, and is the youngest winner of the prize to date. Moriyama Yoriko accompanied Hajime on tracks #1 to #4, #7, #10, #13, #15, and #17 to #20. Nakano Sueko accompanied Hajime on tracks #5, #6, #8, #9, #11, #12, #14, #16, #21, and #22.

The album was reprinted about six years later by Central Gakki records after Hajime signed a major label record deal with EPIC Records. The differences between this pressing and the first pressing is a renewed album CD jacket and a cheaper price. Both of these presses along with her debut album are hard to find as Central Gakki only distributes their releases in the Ryukyu Islands in limited quantites. They are, however, available through the label's official online shop.

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