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Hiroshi "Monsieur"
Kamayatsu (かまやつひろし,
Hiroshi "Monsieur"
Kamayatsu, 12
January 1939 – 1
March 2017) was a ****anese
singer and
guitarist born in Tokyo...
- (Victor) – with Mal
Waldron 1972:
Umbrella (CBS/Sony) –
works of
Hiroshi Kamayatsu 1972:
Satin Doll (CBS/Sony) – with Gil
Evans Orchestra 1973: What’s New...
- 1999, he
formed the band Sans
Filtre with two
former Spiders,
Hiroshi Kamayatsu and
Takayuki Inoue. They
released their first album Yei Yei in 2000. Sakai...
- Tempters), singer-guitarist Alan Merrill, singer-guitarist
Hiroshi "Monsieur"
Kamayatsu (formerly of The Spiders) and b****ist Take
Yokouchi (formerly of the Four...
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groups of the
Group Sounds genre. Band
members were
Hiroshi "Monsieur"
Kamayatsu (rhythm
guitar and
backing singer), Jun
Inoue (singer),
Masaaki Sakai...
- Beads" and "Paraiso")
Masahiro Takekawa –
Violin on "Worry Beads"
Teave Kamayatsu –
Vocals on "****anese Rhumba"
Taeko Ōnuki –
Backing Vocals/Choir on "Tokio...
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Central Station 1974
Insane Asylum –
Kathi McDonald 1974
Monsieur –
Hiroshi Kamayatsu 1974
Jezebel – Mary
McCreary 1974
Feats Don't Fail Me Now –
Little Feat...
- Ryu Murakami, Taro Okamoto,
Kishin Shinoyama, and
Hiroshi "Monsieur"
Kamayatsu, who
eventually became her
first record producer. Alfa Music, the publishing...
- 3:20 6. "Lonely, Lonely" (さみしい さみしい, Samishī samishī)
Miyazaki Hiroshi Kamayatsu 3:41 7. "Solitude" (ソリチュード, Sorichūdo) 3:49 8. "The Sea" (海, Umi)...
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other networks worldwide. The series'
ending theme is "RTB" by
Monsieur Kamayatsu.
Yukikaze was
licensed for an
English language release in
North America...
