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* [1991.09.01] [[Honey B / Keep On Jammin'|Honey B / Keep On JAMMIN']]
 
* [1991.09.01] [[Honey B / Keep On Jammin'|Honey B / Keep On JAMMIN']]
 
* [1991.11.01] [[Amaoto (Kubota Toshinobu)|Amaoto]] (雨音)
 
* [1991.11.01] [[Amaoto (Kubota Toshinobu)|Amaoto]] (雨音)
* [1993.05.14] [[Yume with You]] (夢 with You)
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* [1993.05.14] [[Yume With You (Kubota Toshinobu)|Yume with You]] (夢 with You)
 
* [1993.05.14] [[Futari no Oruke Star]] (ふたりのオルケスタ)
 
* [1993.05.14] [[Futari no Oruke Star]] (ふたりのオルケスタ)
 
* [1994.11.02] [[Yoru ni Dakarete ~A Night in Afro Blue~]] (夜に抱かれて 〜A Night in Afro Blue〜)
 
* [1994.11.02] [[Yoru ni Dakarete ~A Night in Afro Blue~]] (夜に抱かれて 〜A Night in Afro Blue〜)
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* [1999.07.28] [[Soul Bangin'|SOUL BANGIN']]
 
* [1999.07.28] [[Soul Bangin'|SOUL BANGIN']]
 
* [1999.07.28] [[The Sound of Carnival|the Sound of Carnival]]
 
* [1999.07.28] [[The Sound of Carnival|the Sound of Carnival]]
* [1999.09.08] [[Messengers' Rhyme 〜Rakushow, It's Your Show!|Messengers' Rhyme 〜Rakushow, it's your Show!]]
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* [1999.09.08] [[Messengers' Rhyme ~Rakushow, It's Your Show!~|Messengers' Rhyme ~Rakushow, it's your Show!~]]
 
* [2000.08.30] [[Poly Rhythm]] (ポリ リズム)
 
* [2000.08.30] [[Poly Rhythm]] (ポリ リズム)
 
* [2000.11.01] [[Always Remain]]
 
* [2000.11.01] [[Always Remain]]
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* [2005.08.24] [[Club Happiness]]
 
* [2005.08.24] [[Club Happiness]]
 
* [2005.11.02] [[Kimi no Soba ni]] (君のそばに)
 
* [2005.11.02] [[Kimi no Soba ni]] (君のそばに)
* [2007.08.08] [[Magic|M☆A☆G☆I☆C]] ('''as Kubota Toshinobu with [[KREVA]]''')
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* [2007.08.08] [[Magic (Kubota Toshinobu)|M☆A☆G☆I☆C]] ('''as Kubota Toshinobu with [[KREVA]]''')
 
* [2008.03.26] [[Flying Easy Loving Crazy]] ('''as Kubota Toshinobu with [[MISIA]]''')
 
* [2008.03.26] [[Flying Easy Loving Crazy]] ('''as Kubota Toshinobu with [[MISIA]]''')
 
* [2010.01.27] [[Tomorrow Waltz (Kubota Toshinobu)|Tomorrow Waltz]]
 
* [2010.01.27] [[Tomorrow Waltz (Kubota Toshinobu)|Tomorrow Waltz]]
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* [2010.06.16] [[Love Rain ~Koi no Ame~|LOVE RAIN ~Koi no Ame~]] (LOVE RAIN ~恋の雨~)
  
 
=== American Singles ===
 
=== American Singles ===

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Kubota Toshinobu (2009)

Kubota Toshinobu (久保田利伸) is a Japanese singer-songwriter and music producer.

Profile

  • Nicknames: Funky Kubota (ファンキー久保田), Kubojaa (クボジャー), King Of J-Soul (キング・オブ・Jソウル)
  • Birthdate: July 24, 1962
  • Birthplace: Shimizu-ku, Shizuoka Prefecture
  • Blood Type: O
  • Height: 160 cm

Information

Kubota got his start in 1981 when he met Haneda Ichiro at Komazawa University where they started the band HOTTENTOTS. Then a year later, he entered the contest EASTWEST'82 and won the Best Vocalist award. By winning the contest, Kubota would earned a record deal for his band to release their own music. He also started to appear as a guest vocalist for various albums for artists like Matsuoka Naoya.

By the mid-80s, Kubota began to compose for various artists like Iwasaki Hiromi, Koizumi Kyoko, and Tahara Toshihiko. Then in 1986, he finally debuted as a singer with the single Shitsui no Downtown. But, Kubota didn't his break until his fourth single Cry On Your Smile, which cracked the top ten on the Oricon charts. Before the decade was over, he would release his first best album, entitled the BADDEST, which sold over a million copies.

In 1993, Kubota went to New York to work on his music. Two years later, he debuted in America under the name Toshi Kubota. That same year, he released the single LA・LA・LA LOVE SONG, a duet with model Naomi Campbell, which became his best selling single as it sold over a million copies.

Kubota would later appear as on the American television show Soul Train in 2004, becoming on of the few Japanese to appear on the show.

Discography

Kubota Toshinobu (1980s)

Original Japanese Albums

Original American Albums

Mini-Albums

Best Albums

Collaboration Album

Tribute Album

Japanese Singles

American Singles

VHS / DVD

  • [1988.05.21] SUPER DUPER VOL.1
  • [1988.07.02] Keep On Dancing
  • [1990.12.01] SUPER DUPER VOL.2
  • [1991.07.01] Nihonichi no BONGA WANGA OtokoS TOUR '91 (日本一のBONGA WANGA 男S TOUR '91)
  • [1992.03.01] SUPER DUPER VOL.3
  • [1995.01.28] SUPER DUPER VOL.4
  • [1996.12.02] SUPER DUPER VOL.5 from New York
  • [1997.03.01] TOSHINOBU KUBOTA CONCERT TOUR '96 "Oyeees!"
  • [2000.10.18] SUPER DUPER VOL.6
  • [2003.05.08] SUPER DUPER VOL.7 THE BADDEST Ⅲ on FILMS
  • [2007.08.08] LIVE 2006 "WE FOR REAL"

Credits

aira

Hirai Ken

Iwasaki Hiromi

Koizumi Kyoko

Matsuda Akiko

Matsumoto Noriko

Moritaka Chisato

Nakamori Akina'

Nakayama Emiri

Nakayama Miho

Oginome Yoko

Sai Etsuko

SMAP

Tahara Toshihito

Takahashi Mariko

TOKIO

Yoshmoto Miyoko

Yoshino Sayaka

External Links