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After graduating high school, Tsuruku went to college at Keizai University. There, he joined the band [[The Checkers]] and left school afterwards to join his bandmates in a major debut in Tokyo. He became the side vocalist of the band but also played the keyboard and composed many of the band's songs. Many years later in 1989, Tsuruku made his solo debut with the single [[Anata Shidai]] and album [[Loven' Spoonful|LOVIN' SPOONFUL]] released on the same day. He continued his solo career after The Checkers broke up in 1992 but would later stop temporarily when his company let him go. In 2003, he finally got attached to a new company but didn't settle down permanently when he joined the company Suite Room.  
After graduating high school, Tsuruku went to college at Keizai University. There, he joined the band [[The Checkers]] and left school afterwards to join his bandmates in a major debut in Tokyo. He became the side vocalist of the band but also played the keyboard and composed many of the band's songs. Many years later in 1989, Tsuruku made his solo debut with the single "[[Anata Shidai]]" and album ''[[Loven' Spoonful|LOVIN' SPOONFUL]]'', released on the same day. He continued his solo career after The Checkers broke up in 1992 but would later stop temporarily when his company let him go. In 2003, he finally got attached to a new company but didn't settle down permanently when he joined the company [[Suite Room]].  


== Discography ==
== Discography ==
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* [1989.02.08] [[Anata Shidai]] (貴女次第; as '''MASAHARU''')
* [1989.02.08] [[Anata Shidai]] (貴女次第; as '''MASAHARU''')
* [1989.06.07] [[Abareru Megami]]
* [1989.06.07] [[Abareru Megami]]
* [1989.10.04] [[Angel Eyes]]
* [1989.10.04] [[Angel Eyes (Tsuruku Masaharu)|Angel Eyes]]
* [1990.02.21] [[Girl]]
* [1990.02.21] [[Girl]]
* [1990.05.21] [[Saddle Shoes no Suna]] (サドルシューズの砂)
* [1990.05.21] [[Saddle Shoes no Suna]] (サドルシューズの砂)
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* [1993.07.07] [[Ano Natsu no Egao ni]]
* [1993.07.07] [[Ano Natsu no Egao ni]]
* [1993.10.21] [[Bye Bye Bye]]
* [1993.10.21] [[Bye Bye Bye]]
* [1994.07.21] [[Kimi ga Iru Kara]] (きみがいるから)
* [1994.07.21] [[Kimi ga Iru Kara (Tsuruku Masaharu)|Kimi ga Iru Kara]] (きみがいるから)
* [1994.11.21] [[Shin Neko Shimashou]] (シンネコしましょう)
* [1994.11.21] [[Shin Neko Shimashou]] (シンネコしましょう)
* [1995.11.17] [[Nai Nai Baby]] (ないないBaby)
* [1995.11.17] [[Nai Nai Baby]] (ないないBaby)

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Tsuruku Masaharu)

Tsuruku Masaharu (鶴久政治) is a Japanese pop singer, talento, and former side vocalist for the band The Checkers.

Profile

  • Birthdate: March 31, 1964
  • Birthplace: Kurume, Fukuoka Prefecture

Information

After graduating high school, Tsuruku went to college at Keizai University. There, he joined the band The Checkers and left school afterwards to join his bandmates in a major debut in Tokyo. He became the side vocalist of the band but also played the keyboard and composed many of the band's songs. Many years later in 1989, Tsuruku made his solo debut with the single "Anata Shidai" and album LOVIN' SPOONFUL, released on the same day. He continued his solo career after The Checkers broke up in 1992 but would later stop temporarily when his company let him go. In 2003, he finally got attached to a new company but didn't settle down permanently when he joined the company Suite Room.

Discography

Studio Albums

Best Album

Mini Album

Singles

External Links

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