Mamiko Aso & Captain [Female City Pop Masterpieces] Exotic Roman+9 [UHQCD] Japan

Product Description Contents: This is the third installment in Victor's classic album reissue series, "Masterpiece Collection," focusing on female artists: "Female City Pop Masterpieces." As with the previous release, this album features high-quality UHQCD specifications, all tracks have been newly remastered, and bonus tracks have been added wherever possible, including singles. This is the only album by the 80's dance-pop unit consisting of singer Mamiko Aso, who debuted after winning the championship on the TV show "Star Tanjo!", and Kiyoko Kitazawa and Keiko Yamamoto, both former members of School Mates. Bonus tracks: "Koi no Menkyosh?", "Singapore Thrilling", "Koi no Teik? Hikou", "Nonon-G", "Ai wa Romanesque (You're My Heart, You're My Soul)", "Mafuyu no Beach Boy", "Konya wa Saikou", "Garam Kibun de Utawasete", "Isogaba Matte Fall in Love" - ??9 tracks in total. The single records "Koi no Menkyosh?", "Koi no Teik? Hikou", "Ai wa Romanesque (You're My Heart, You're My Soul)", "Mafuyu no Beach Boy", and "Garam Kibun de Utawasete" are included in a reduced size. Tracklist: �ö@ Aishita Otoko yo Ch? ni Nare �öA San Francisco Jasmine Town �öB Koi no .45 Kakei (Four Five) �öC Dream-Colored Bible �öD Peacock Dancer �öE Crazy about Romeo �öF Low-Altitude Flight of Love (Version II) �öG Love is a Love Potion (MAMMA MARIA) �öH I miss you CHICAGO �öI A Chance Encounter in Your Eyes �öJ Love License �öK Singapore Thrilling �öL Low-Altitude Flight of Love �öM NONON ? G �öN Love is Romanesque (You're My Heart, You're My Soul) �öO Midwinter Beach Boy �öP Tonight is the Best �öQ Let Me Sing in a Garam Mood �öR Slow and Steady Fall in Love Media Reviews and More This is the only album by singer Mamiko Aso, who debuted after winning the championship on the TV show "Star Tanjo!", and the unit formed by Kiyoko Kitazawa & Keiko Yamamoto (Be-2). This girl group's album, featuring exotic pop tracks like "San Francisco Jasmine Town" and funk tunes like "I Miss You Chicago," deserves to be highly regarded. (C)RS