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At the age of 14, Ayako Hosokawa was already performing in the American military clubs in Japan, picking up the English language by singing international pop songs of that time. Now, she represents feeling and soul within her songs, no matter whether she sings in English or Japanese. After her marriage, she moved to the United States and was discovered and sponsored by Earl "Fatha" Hines. She found enthusiastic fans touring San Francisco, Las Vegas, Montreal and lots of places in California, performing in the clubs, local radio stations or on TV. In the '80s, she started a roving life between the United States and Japan. Due to her recordings for TBM and performances for radio stations and on TV, she became one of the best-known pop and jazz singers throughout her country.
The 1979 release Call Me features Ayako Hosokawa with T. Miyama & The New Herd.
Features
- 180g Vinyl
- 33rpm
- From the Original Master Tapes
- OBI
- Import
Musicians
Ayako Hosokawa | vocals |
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Koichi Ono | trumpet |
Natsuki Tamura | trumpet |
Masanobu Takei | trumpet |
Shigeru Kamimori | trumpet |
Teruhiko Kataoka | trombone |
Kenichi Tsunoda | trombone |
Takeo Arai | trombone |
Ryohei Imai | trombone |
Kazumi Oguro | alto sax, flute |
Shinji Nakayama | alto sax, clarinet |
Norio Moriguchi | tenor sax, flute |
Junichi Kameoka | tenor sax, clarinet |
Haruomi Ishimatsu | baritone sax, bass clarinet |
Kiyoshi Takano | piano |
Kozaburo Yamaki | guitar |
Yasushi Fukushima | bass, electric bass |
Yoshio Nakamura | drums |
Yoshinori Noumi | percussion |
Tadaomi Anai | percussion |
Selections
Side A:
- Scotch and Soda
- Call Me
- Love Is Here to Stay
- Just the Way You Are
- Little Girl Blue
Side B:
- Medley: Feel Like Makin' Love / I Wanted It Too / No Tears
- Here's That Rainy Day
- Let's Go Get Stoned
- Ain't Nothin' New Under the Sun