Sunaga t Experience "Choice"

Sunaga t Experience (the jazz unit produced by Sunaga Tatsuo) is back with a new album, this time backed by Billboard Japan part of a series of cover albums on its recently started Billboard Records label. The album features collaborations with various female vocalists (and one former sumo wrestler) covering Billboard hits from the world.

Sunaga t Experience "Choice"

1. Morning Train (9 To 5) (Sheena Easton) feat. Chihiro (Jill-Decoy Association)
2. Silly Love Songs (Wings) feat. Sofia Finnila
3. You Gotta Be (Des'ree) feat. Azumi (Wyolica)
4. Hard To Say I'm Sorry (Chicago) feat. Ide Mariko
5. 99 Red Balloons (Nena) feat. Mannami Maki
6. Say You Love Me (Patti Austin) feat. Mika Arisaka
7. The Sweetest Taboo (Sade) feat. Nagashima Tomoko (Orange Pekoe)
8. Message In A Bottle (Police) feat. Yu-Ri (Blu-Swing)
9. Birds (Neil Young) feat. Gushima Naoko
10. ue o muite arukō ("Sukiyaki") (Sakamoto Kyū) feat. Shikishima a.k.a Ajigawa-oyakata

Billboard Records HBRJ-1002
Out 12/7, ¥1886 (excl. 10% tax)
Order: CDJapan, YesAsia, Amazon, HMV, Tower Records (Japan only) , Morning Train (9 to 5) [feat. chihiRo (JiLL-Decoy association)] - Choice
† Tower Records ships directly within Japan only. International orders are available via WorldShopping.

Find out more about: Sunaga t Experience, SUNAGA Tatsuo

Posted on | Released on December 7, 2011 | Comments (3) | Tweet |

Comments

I've got the one by Nona Reeves, a band you don't mention in TCS too often. Very enjoyable indeed!

Posted by Damian on November 29, 2011 at 05:35


Oh, you have that one! I only heard of it when writing this one up. I'll try to pay more attention to Nona Reeves, though it often passes below my radar... :)

Posted by Patrick on November 30, 2011 at 00:30


Nona Reeves makes some soul-oriented dance pop which I find very enjoyable, an they have good am,bil too. I knew them from a remix album titled Cherish! Nona Reeves The Remixes from 2001, basically 'cause there were remixes by Cubismo Grafico, Sunaga 't Experience and of course, Konishi-san. I loved it. I'd reccomend starting with the album 3x3

Posted by Damian on December 1, 2011 at 06:02



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