Mariya Takeuchi - Request album flac

Request ‎ (Cass, Album, Blu). Moon Records (5). MOCT-28033. の続き Yume No Tsuzuki (Original) - Mariya Takeuchi 5:21. wdouji, Aquacrash Dj, smile-lab, JonSten77.

Lyrics By, Composed By – Mariya Takeuchi. Management – Katsunori Sato (2), Masako Niimura. Management – Hiromitsu Fujino. Producer – Tatsuro Yamashita. Promotion – Yasuhiro Hayashi. Supervised By – Toshiyuki Kuroiwa. Request ‎(Cass, Album, Blu). Request ‎(CD, Album, RM).

By: Mariya Takeuchi (1987, Pop). More albums from Mariya Takeuchi: Beginning by Mariya Takeuchi. Denim by Mariya Takeuchi. Portrait ポートレイト by Mariya Takeuchi. Variety by Mariya Takeuchi. Bon Appetit! by Mariya Takeuchi. Miss M by Mariya Takeuchi. University Street by Mariya Takeuchi. View all albums . Request. By: Mariya Takeuchi (1987, Pop).

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Mariya Takeuchi (竹内 まりや Takeuchi Mariya, born March 20, 1955) is a Japanese singer and songwriter. She is from Taisha, Shimane, now the city of Izumo. She has had a successful career in Japanese pop music spanning decades, having sold over 16 million records in Japan. Her early work during the late 1970s to 1980s is largely associated with the Japanese city pop genre, along with that of her husband and collaborator Tatsuro Yamashita. Outside of Japan, she is best known for the 1984 song "Plastic Love".

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Mariya Takeuchi, the writer of the song, recorded her own version in 1987. It was originally released as the B-side of her Yume no Tsuzuki (夢の続き, Dream Sequel) single in 1987, however was later added to her self-cover album, Request. After being selected for use as a commercial song for watchmaker Seiko's Dolce & Exceline (ドルチェ&エクセリーヌ) range in 1988, the song was released as the album's 5th single. Hiroko Yakushimaru features background vocals in Takeuchi's self-cover

Redirected from Genki wo Dashite). Genki o Dashite (元気を出して Cheer Up) is the 1st track on Japanese actress/singer Hiroko Yakushimaru's 1984 debut album Kokinshū (古今集). It was written by singer-songwriter Mariya Takeuchi. Takeuchi recorded her own version of the song for her Request album, released in 1987. It was released as a single from the album in 1988.