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'''Takahara Kei''' (高原兄) is a Japanese singer-songwriter, composer, talento, and former lead vocalist for the band [[ALADDIN (Band)|ALADDIN]].
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'''Takahara Kei''' (高原兄) is a Japanese singer-songwriter, composer, talento, and former lead vocalist for the band [[ALADDIN (band)|ALADDIN]].
  
 
== Profile ==
 
== Profile ==
  
 
* '''Real Name:''' Takahara Shigehito (高原茂仁)
 
* '''Real Name:''' Takahara Shigehito (高原茂仁)
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* '''Birthdate:''' April 10, 1959
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* '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1959|04|10|mf=yes}}
 
* '''Birthplace:''' Toyama, Toyama Prefecture
 
* '''Birthplace:''' Toyama, Toyama Prefecture
  
 
== Information ==
 
== Information ==
  
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Takahara Kei got involved in music when he was at Nagoya University of Commerce & Business, forming the folk song and rock band [[ALADDIN (Band)|ALADDIN]] and becoming the vocalist. The group later won the Yamaha Popular Music Contest in 1981 and then released their first single soon after. But, the band broke up two years later in 1983, allowing Takahara to start his solo career. The group would later formed once again for a one-time live in 2002.
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Takahara Kei got involved in music when he was at Nagoya University of Commerce & Business, forming the folk song and rock band [[ALADDIN (band)|ALADDIN]] and becoming the vocalist. The group later won the Yamaha Popular Music Contest in 1981 and then released their first single soon after. But, the band broke up two years later in 1983, allowing Takahara to start his own solo career. The group would later formed once again for a one-time live in 2002.
  
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He would debut his solo career in 1991 with the single [[Kaze yo, Suzuka e]]. But, his rise to fame was through him composing various songs for artists, including [[Quiz Hexagon]] family. He also appeared on various television variety shows as a guest and performer, including singing the theme song to the [[Quiz Hexagon]] series.
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He made solo career debut in 1991 with the single "[[Kaze yo, Suzuka e]]" . But, his rise to fame was through him composing various songs for artists, including [[Quiz Hexagon]] family. He also appeared on various television variety shows as a guest and performer, including singing the theme song to the [[Quiz Hexagon]] series.
  
 
== Discography ==
 
== Discography ==
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=== Albums ===
 
=== Albums ===
  
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* [1993.08.04] [[Squall|SQUALL]]
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* [1993.08.04] [[Squall (Takahara Kei album)|SQUALL]]
 
* [1995.10.25] [[Shikon Sanjou]] (只今参上)
 
* [1995.10.25] [[Shikon Sanjou]] (只今参上)
  
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* [1994.11.09] [[Tarikihongan ~In It For The Money~]] (他力本願～In It For The Money～)
 
* [1994.11.09] [[Tarikihongan ~In It For The Money~]] (他力本願～In It For The Money～)
 
* [1995.04.08] [[Kokontouzai Chaapanman]] (古今東西チャーハンマン)
 
* [1995.04.08] [[Kokontouzai Chaapanman]] (古今東西チャーハンマン)
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* [1995.09.25] [[Shikakushimen no Ore Dakara ~Mariko]] (四角四面の俺だから~マリコ)
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* [1995.09.25] [[Shikakushimen no Ore Dakara ~ Mariko]] (四角四面の俺だから~マリコ)
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* [1997.11.21] [[Ikkakusenkin Bubunbun]] (一攫千金ブブンブン; '''with''' [[Dokenya Yoshiyuki]])
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* [1997.11.21] [[Ikkakusenkin Bubunbun]] (一攫千金ブブンブン) (with [[Dokenya Yoshiyuki]])
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* [1998.02.25] [[Honma Kaina!]] (ホンマかいな!)
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* [1998.02.25] [[Honma Kai na!]] (ホンマかいな!)
  
 
== Composer Credits ==
 
== Composer Credits ==
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* [[Satoda Mai]], [[Fujimoto Toshifumi]], and [[misono]] - [[Mou Sugu Christmas]]
 
* [[Satoda Mai]], [[Fujimoto Toshifumi]], and [[misono]] - [[Mou Sugu Christmas]]
 
* [[Satoda Mai]] with Gouda Kyoudai - [[Bye Bye]]
 
* [[Satoda Mai]] with Gouda Kyoudai - [[Bye Bye]]
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* [[Shuuchishin]] - [[Nakanaide]]
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* [[Shuchishin]] - [[Nakanaide]]
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* [[Shuuchishin]] - [[Shuuchinshin]]
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* [[Shuchishin]] - [[Shuchishin]]
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* [[Shuuchishin]] - [[Wa ga Teki Ware ni Ari]]
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* [[Shuchishin]] - [[Wa ga Teki Ware ni Ari]]
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* [[Shuuchishin]] - [[Yonemushi Santa]]
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* [[Shuchishin]] - [[Yowamushi Santa]]
 
* [[Shimatani Hitomi]] - [[Osaka no Onna]]
 
* [[Shimatani Hitomi]] - [[Osaka no Onna]]
 
* [[Sugita Akirahiro]] and [[Tsunoda Ryoko]] - [[Maneki Neko Neko]]
 
* [[Sugita Akirahiro]] and [[Tsunoda Ryoko]] - [[Maneki Neko Neko]]
 
* [[Tomo to Suzanne]] - [[Deaete Yokatta]]
 
* [[Tomo to Suzanne]] - [[Deaete Yokatta]]
 
* [[Tomo to Suzanne]] - [[Odaiba no Onna]]
 
* [[Tomo to Suzanne]] - [[Odaiba no Onna]]
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* [[Tsuruno Uta]] - [[Nani mo ka mo ga Kimi datta (Tsuruno Takeshi version)]]
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* [[Tsuruno Takeshi]] - [[Nani mo ka mo ga Kimi datta (Tsuruno Takeshi version)]]
 
* [[Kito Kito TOYAMA]]
 
* [[Kito Kito TOYAMA]]
  
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[[Category: 1959 Births]]
 
[[Category: 1959 Births]]
 
[[Category: Toyama Artists]]
 
[[Category: Toyama Artists]]
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[[Category: Vocalist]]
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[[Category:Former Japanese Band Members]]

Latest revision as of 16:04, 25 January 2013

Takahara Kei (高原兄) is a Japanese singer-songwriter, composer, talento, and former lead vocalist for the band ALADDIN.

Profile

  • Real Name: Takahara Shigehito (高原茂仁)
  • Birthdate: April 10, 1959 (1959-04-10) (age 65)
  • Birthplace: Toyama, Toyama Prefecture

Information

Takahara Kei got involved in music when he was at Nagoya University of Commerce & Business, forming the folk song and rock band ALADDIN and becoming the vocalist. The group later won the Yamaha Popular Music Contest in 1981 and then released their first single soon after. But, the band broke up two years later in 1983, allowing Takahara to start his own solo career. The group would later formed once again for a one-time live in 2002.

He made solo career debut in 1991 with the single "Kaze yo, Suzuka e" . But, his rise to fame was through him composing various songs for artists, including Quiz Hexagon family. He also appeared on various television variety shows as a guest and performer, including singing the theme song to the Quiz Hexagon series.

Discography

Albums

Singles

Composer Credits

External Link

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