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'''Ann Lewis''' (アン・ルイス) is a Japanese singer and former [[gravure]] idol.
 
'''Ann Lewis''' (アン・ルイス) is a Japanese singer and former [[gravure]] idol.
  
 
== Profile ==
 
== Profile ==
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* '''Real Name:''' Ann Linda Lewis (アン・リンダ・ルイス)
 
* '''Real Name:''' Ann Linda Lewis (アン・リンダ・ルイス)
 
* '''Birthdate:''' June 5, 1956
 
* '''Birthdate:''' June 5, 1956
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== Information ==
 
== Information ==
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Ann Lewis was born in 1956 to a American father who was in the Air Force and a Japanese mother. She debuted as a singer years later in 1971 with the single "[[Shiroi Shuumatsu]]". At first, she was a gravure idol singer. But that quickly went away as she gained hits like "[[Goodbye My Love (Ann Lewis)|Goodbye My Love]]" in 1974.
 
Ann Lewis was born in 1956 to a American father who was in the Air Force and a Japanese mother. She debuted as a singer years later in 1971 with the single "[[Shiroi Shuumatsu]]". At first, she was a gravure idol singer. But that quickly went away as she gained hits like "[[Goodbye My Love (Ann Lewis)|Goodbye My Love]]" in 1974.
  
 
In 1980, she married rock singer [[Kuwana Masahiro]] for four years. She took a break from singing to take care her first born son, [[Myuuji]], whom was born in 1981. But a year later, she returned to show business with the [[Yamaguchi Momoe]] penned hit, "[[La Season]]". She also released the hit song "[[Roppongi Shinjuku]]" two years later in 1984 after her divorce from her husband. Since it's release, "Roppongi Shinjuku" has become a popular song to performance and many other artist release covers of the song.
 
In 1980, she married rock singer [[Kuwana Masahiro]] for four years. She took a break from singing to take care her first born son, [[Myuuji]], whom was born in 1981. But a year later, she returned to show business with the [[Yamaguchi Momoe]] penned hit, "[[La Season]]". She also released the hit song "[[Roppongi Shinjuku]]" two years later in 1984 after her divorce from her husband. Since it's release, "Roppongi Shinjuku" has become a popular song to performance and many other artist release covers of the song.
  
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Ann Lewis would later scale back her music career when she was diagnosed with panic disorder in 1995. But ten years later, she came back yet again and appear on commercials and television shows.
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Ann Lewis would later scale back her music career when she was diagnosed with panic disorder in 1995. But ten years later, she came back yet again and appear on commercials and television shows. </div>
  
 
== Discography ==
 
== Discography ==
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=== Albums ===
 
=== Albums ===
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* [1982.xx.xx] [[Rasse Season Damuuru]] (ラ・セゾン・ダムール)
 
* [1982.xx.xx] [[Rasse Season Damuuru]] (ラ・セゾン・ダムール)
 
* [1983.xx.xx] [[Heavy Moon]]
 
* [1983.xx.xx] [[Heavy Moon]]
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* [1991.03.21] [[Womanism II|WOMANISM II]]
 
* [1991.03.21] [[Womanism II|WOMANISM II]]
 
* [1991.09.21] [[Womanism III|WOMANISM III]]
 
* [1991.09.21] [[Womanism III|WOMANISM III]]
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* [1992.09.23] [[K-Rock|K-ROCK]]
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* [1992.09.23] [[K-Rock (Ann Lewis)|K-ROCK]]
 
* [1993.09.22] [[Rockadelic]]
 
* [1993.09.22] [[Rockadelic]]
 
* [1994.09.21] [[Patrick B Remix Project Club Trip|PATRICK B REMIX PROJECT CLUB TRIP]]
 
* [1994.09.21] [[Patrick B Remix Project Club Trip|PATRICK B REMIX PROJECT CLUB TRIP]]
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* [2006.09.26] [[Womanism Complete Best|WOMANISM COMPLETE BEST]]
 
* [2006.09.26] [[Womanism Complete Best|WOMANISM COMPLETE BEST]]
 
* [2007.11.21] [[Pink Christmas ~Pukkalicious CHEEK IV~]]
 
* [2007.11.21] [[Pink Christmas ~Pukkalicious CHEEK IV~]]
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* [2007.11.21] [[Cheek]]
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* [2007.11.21] [[Cheek II]] (チークII)
 
* [2007.11.21] [[Cheek III]] (チークIII)
 
* [2007.11.21] [[Cheek III]] (チークIII)
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* [2007.11.21] [[Cheek II]] (チークII)
 
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* [2007.11.21] [[Cheek]]
 
  
 
=== Singles ===
 
=== Singles ===
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* [1971.02.25] [[Shiroi Shuumatsu]] (白い週末)
 
* [1971.02.25] [[Shiroi Shuumatsu]] (白い週末)
 
* [1972.xx.xx] [[Ashita ni Nattara]] (明日になったら)
 
* [1972.xx.xx] [[Ashita ni Nattara]] (明日になったら)
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* [1974.04.05] [[Goodbye My Love (Ann Lewis)|Goodbye My Love]] (グッド・バイ・マイ・ラブ)
 
* [1974.04.05] [[Goodbye My Love (Ann Lewis)|Goodbye My Love]] (グッド・バイ・マイ・ラブ)
 
* [1974.08.25] [[Honeymoon In Hawaii]] (ハネムーン・イン・ハワイ)
 
* [1974.08.25] [[Honeymoon In Hawaii]] (ハネムーン・イン・ハワイ)
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* [1974.11.25] [[Four Seasons]] (フォー・シーズン)
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* [1974.11.25] [[Four Seasons (Ann Lewis)|Four Seasons]] (フォー・シーズン)
 
* [1975.xx.xx] [[Koi no Omakake]] (恋のおもかげ)
 
* [1975.xx.xx] [[Koi no Omakake]] (恋のおもかげ)
 
* [1975.xx.xx] [[Last Scene (Ann Lewis)|Last Scene]] (ラストシーン)
 
* [1975.xx.xx] [[Last Scene (Ann Lewis)|Last Scene]] (ラストシーン)
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=== DVDs ===
 
=== DVDs ===
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* [2003.03.26] [[Ann Lewis DVD Best DVD Womanism Zenbu Miru Tame Yoo|Ann Lewis DVD Best DVD WOMANISM ZENBU MIRU TAME YOO]] (アン・ルイス DVDベスト DVD WOMANISM ZENBU・MIRU・TAME・YOO)
 
* [2003.03.26] [[Ann Lewis DVD Best DVD Womanism Zenbu Miru Tame Yoo|Ann Lewis DVD Best DVD WOMANISM ZENBU MIRU TAME YOO]] (アン・ルイス DVDベスト DVD WOMANISM ZENBU・MIRU・TAME・YOO)
 
* [2003.11.27] [[Live Tenkoku Ann Lewis]] (ライブ帝国 アン・ルイス)
 
* [2003.11.27] [[Live Tenkoku Ann Lewis]] (ライブ帝国 アン・ルイス)

Revision as of 18:37, 29 May 2013

Ann Lewis (アン・ルイス) is a Japanese singer and former gravure idol.

Profile

  • Real Name: Ann Linda Lewis (アン・リンダ・ルイス)
  • Birthdate: June 5, 1956
  • Birthplace: Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture
  • Family: Myuuji (Son)
  • Agency: Wanatabe Production

Information

Ann Lewis was born in 1956 to a American father who was in the Air Force and a Japanese mother. She debuted as a singer years later in 1971 with the single "Shiroi Shuumatsu". At first, she was a gravure idol singer. But that quickly went away as she gained hits like "Goodbye My Love" in 1974.

In 1980, she married rock singer Kuwana Masahiro for four years. She took a break from singing to take care her first born son, Myuuji, whom was born in 1981. But a year later, she returned to show business with the Yamaguchi Momoe penned hit, "La Season". She also released the hit song "Roppongi Shinjuku" two years later in 1984 after her divorce from her husband. Since it's release, "Roppongi Shinjuku" has become a popular song to performance and many other artist release covers of the song.

Ann Lewis would later scale back her music career when she was diagnosed with panic disorder in 1995. But ten years later, she came back yet again and appear on commercials and television shows.

Discography

Albums

Singles

DVDs

External Links

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