Crazy Ken Band's new album "Hong Kong Taxi" consists mainly of self-covers of songs first written for other artists. Included are songs first sung by Nagisa Yōko, Wada Akiko, SMAP, and many others. Also included are a few rare songs written with pre-CKB bands Duck Tales and Cools, and brand new song "Motomachi burabura".
The song "T-jirō" appeared in a TV drama where it was sung in duet by Koizumi Kyōko and Nakai Kiichi, though an episode featured Yokoyama Ken and Nomiya Maki singing it on stage. Maki is featured on this album singing once again this song in duet.
The limited edition comes with a bonus DVD of two video clips and making-of footage.
A Japan tour will begin on August 27, stopping at Nakano Sun Plaza on October 9, and at the Kanagawa Kenmin Hall on October 29 and 30.
Crazy Ken Band "Hong Kong Taxi"
クレイジーケンバンド 「香港的士」
CD
1. Hong Kong Taxi
2. Honmoku Soul Lady
3. Time Tunnel
4. taikutsu na nichiyōbi
5. T-jirō (duet with Nomiya Maki)
6. onna tomodachi
7. Ouyang Feifei
8. eye catch - Wan chai Bus Stop -
9. Bus ga kuru
10. oyako no March
11. Argentine tōhikō
12. daisan Keihin
13. chabangeki
14. eye catch - Honmoku Central Station -
15. TOTSUZEN CAR CLUB
16. Motomachi burabura
17. BABY BABY BABY
18. PLEASE
19. Cinderela Liberty
DVD
1. "Hong Kong Taxi" Music Video
2. "Motomachi burabura" Music Video
3. Making of "Hong Kong Taxi" music video & artist photo session
Limited edition (CD+DVD (Region 2 NTSC))
Universal UMCK-9855
Out now (8/3), ¥3800 (excl. 10% tax)
Order: CDJapan, Play-Asia, Amazon, HMV, Tower Records (Japan only) †, YesAsia
† Tower Records ships directly within Japan only. International orders are available via WorldShopping.
Regular edition (CD only)
Universal UMCK-1548
Out now (8/3), ¥3000 (excl. 10% tax)
Order: CDJapan, Play-Asia, Amazon, HMV, Tower Records (Japan only) †, YesAsia
† Tower Records ships directly within Japan only. International orders are available via WorldShopping.
"Hong Kong Taxi" (Short ver.)
"Motomachi burabura" (Short ver.)
Posted on August 3, 2016 at 00:01
| Released on August 3, 2016
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