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Revision as of 09:59, 2 March 2013
- Artist
- Southern All Stars
- Single
- Sayonara Baby (さよならベイビー; Goodbye, Baby)
- Released
- 1989.06.07
- 1998.02.11 (8cm CD Reissue)
- 2005.06.25 (12cm CD Reissue)
- Catalog Number
- VIHX-1776 (Record)
- VDRS-1147 (8cm CD)
- VST-10520 (Cassette)
- VIDL-30126 (1998 8cm CD Reissue)
- VICL-36026 (2005 12cm CD Reissue)
- Price
- ¥700 (Record)
- ¥1,000 (8cm CD)
- ¥800 (Reissues)
- Tracklist
- Sayonara Baby (さよならベイビー)
- Kamakura Monogatari (Live in YOKOHAMA STADIUM) (鎌倉物語)
- Information
"Sayonara Baby" is the 26th single released by Southern All Stars. It was released in three formats: vinyl, 8cm CD and cassette. The title track was used as theme song for the movie Kanojo ga Mizugi ni Kigaetara. The single reached #1 on Oricon charts, becoming their first #1 single, and charted for 21 weeks, selling 244,060 copies in 1989 and becoming the #33 single of that year.
Song Information
- Lyrics
- Kuwata Keisuke
- Music
- Kuwata Keisuke
- Other Information
- Arrangement: Southern All Stars, Kadokura Satoshi
External Links
- Oricon Profile: Record | 8cm CD | Cassette | 1998 Reissue | 2005 Reissue