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* [2005.03.30] [[10th anniversary Special Lives|10th anniversary SPECIAL LIVES]]
 
* [2005.03.30] [[10th anniversary Special Lives|10th anniversary SPECIAL LIVES]]
 
* [2009.04.25] [[Live a Go Go! Best|LIVE A GO GO! BEST]]
 
* [2009.04.25] [[Live a Go Go! Best|LIVE A GO GO! BEST]]
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===Other Albums===
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* [1995.12.10] [[Tamura's Motown Selections]]
  
 
===Singles===
 
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===Compliations / Other===
 
===Compliations / Other===
 
* [1992.12.12] ''[[Gallforce Memorial Songs|GALLFORCE MEMORIAL SONGS]]'' (#6 ''Bottom line'')
 
* [1992.12.12] ''[[Gallforce Memorial Songs|GALLFORCE MEMORIAL SONGS]]'' (#6 ''Bottom line'')
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* [1994.12.01] ''[[Magic Knight Rayearth Original Soundtrack 2 ~ Densetsu no Kishi]] (#17 ''Yuzurenai Negai (Orchestra Version)'')
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* [1995.03.25] ''[[Magic Knight Rayearth Original Soundtrack 3 ~ Yuzurenai Negai]]'' (#1 ''Yuzurenai Negai (Unplugged Version), #11 ''Yuzurenai Negai (Orchestra Version Remix) '')
 
* [1996.09.04] ''[[A Tribute To Japan: Life In Tokyo]]'' (#8 ''Communist China'' feat. '''SHOTA (Tamura Naomi)''')
 
* [1996.09.04] ''[[A Tribute To Japan: Life In Tokyo]]'' (#8 ''Communist China'' feat. '''SHOTA (Tamura Naomi)''')
 
* [2001.11.29] ''[[Sabaku no Kaizoku! Captain Kuppa Original Soundtrack]]'' (#1 ''Realize (TV Size)'')
 
* [2001.11.29] ''[[Sabaku no Kaizoku! Captain Kuppa Original Soundtrack]]'' (#1 ''Realize (TV Size)'')
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* [2011.02.23] ''[[Yusha Series 20 Shunen Kinen Harvest|Yusha Series 20 Shunen Kinen ARVEST]]'' (#3 ''Bokura no Bouken'', #11 ''Bokura no Bouken (Karaoke Mix)'')
 
* [2011.02.23] ''[[Yusha Series 20 Shunen Kinen Harvest|Yusha Series 20 Shunen Kinen ARVEST]]'' (#3 ''Bokura no Bouken'', #11 ''Bokura no Bouken (Karaoke Mix)'')
 
* [2011.09.15] ''[[Dunamis15 Original Soundtrack|DUNAMIS15 Original Soundtrack]]'' (CD2 #22 ''Kokuin ～tattoo～'')
 
* [2011.09.15] ''[[Dunamis15 Original Soundtrack|DUNAMIS15 Original Soundtrack]]'' (CD2 #22 ''Kokuin ～tattoo～'')
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* [2012.01.01] [[Kristina Kaori Hayashi]] - ''[[Linolino Pua La]]''
 
*  [2013.03.06] [[Korekata Kirokuni]] - ''[[Live of Live|LIVE OF LIFE]] (#4 ''Gifted spiders'' featuring '''Tamura Naomi''', #6 ''The wonderland of peace'' featuring '''Tamura Naomi''')
 
*  [2013.03.06] [[Korekata Kirokuni]] - ''[[Live of Live|LIVE OF LIFE]] (#4 ''Gifted spiders'' featuring '''Tamura Naomi''', #6 ''The wonderland of peace'' featuring '''Tamura Naomi''')
 
* [2015.06.17] [[Suzuki Konomi]] - "[[Hikari no Metamorphosis (Duet ver.)]]" with '''Tamura Naomi''' (真聖輝のメタモルフォシス)
 
* [2015.06.17] [[Suzuki Konomi]] - "[[Hikari no Metamorphosis (Duet ver.)]]" with '''Tamura Naomi''' (真聖輝のメタモルフォシス)
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* [[apollo&bump school]] - [[Funk Juicer|funk juicer]]
 
* [[apollo&bump school]] - [[Funk Juicer|funk juicer]]
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* [[Gundam Singles History|GUNDAM SINGLES HISTORY II]] (#3 ''STAND UP THE VICTORY'')
 
* [[Gundam Singles History|GUNDAM SINGLES HISTORY II]] (#3 ''STAND UP THE VICTORY'')
 
* [[Sato Satomi]] - [[Le Jour|Le jour]] (#2 ''Ashita Mata Aeru yo ne'')
 
* [[Sato Satomi]] - [[Le Jour|Le jour]] (#2 ''Ashita Mata Aeru yo ne'')

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Tamura Naomi (2015)

Tamura Naomi (田村直美) is a Japanese rock singer-songwriter. She is best known for singing the theme songs for the Magical Knight Rayearth series.

Profile

Information

Tamura Naomi first got into show business after her band STEP passed an audition for CBS Records after graduating from high school. The band would later rename itself as PEARL and release many albums. But all the member except Tamura would leave before the decade was up, allowing Tamura to start her solo career a year after in 1991 as PEARL.

She would first debut in 1994 with the single "Jiyuu no Hashi". But, it wasn't till her third single, "Eien no Ichibyou", that Tamura would become a hit singer. Her next single, "Yuzurenai Negai", was used in the anime Magical Knight Rayearth and became Tamura's first million copies seller. She would make her first appearance to the end of the year program Kouhaku Uta Gassen in 1995.

In 1997, her old band PEARL would see a revival and would bring new members to scene. Several years later in 2003, Naomi changed labels from Universal Music Japan to Crown Record. She would keep on jumping from record label to record label until she settle down with Airy Music in 2005. She would also formed the unit Mother with Ichiro and Grace.

In 2007, she released the best album tamuranaomi AKA sho-ta sho-ta AKA tamuranaomi to celebrate her 20 years in music. She also headed an anniversary tour, "LIVE A GO GO! 008　sho-ta a.k.a tamuranaomi tamuranaomi a.k.a sho-ta ~20th Anniversary special~", on the same day of the release of her best album. Two years later, Tamura would make her first American appearance at Otakon 2009.

Discography

Albums

Best Albums

Cover Albums

Live Albums

Other Albums

Singles

Split Singles

Digital Singles

Video Releases

Other Video Releases

Compliations / Other

Works

Music

Vocals
Lyrics
Composition

External Links

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