サンセット・ロード (Sunset Road) by Reiko Takahashi / 高橋玲子
Album: Sunset Road (Single) Year: 1987 Label: Victor Lyrics: Junko Sato / 佐藤純子 Music: Kingo Hamada / 浜田金吾
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サンセット・ロード (Sunset Road) by Reiko Takahashi / 高橋玲子
Album: Sunset Road (Single) Year: 1987 Label: Victor Lyrics: Junko Sato / 佐藤純子 Music: Kingo Hamada / 浜田金吾
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TOP GENRES: Jazz (unfortunately), Rock, Pop, and Soul (??)
We aren't actually told what year My Hero, or any event in it, takes place but I think Toshinori would be into 70's and 80's music with a few modern songs thrown in—think Swift and Perry.
Listens to a HINT of Rock, and it's the most mainstream stuff.
Americanized like.. real bad.
FAVES: Kingo Hamada, Hall & Oates, and KISS.
Made living in Cali his entire personality: California Gurls, Californication, Hotel California
He loves listening to women especially (sorry if that's not really reflected in the mix). They js sound so good to him. He'd totally be the type to say, "[artist]'s got the voice of an angel!"
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Kingo Hamada - Midnight Cuisin’
Released: 21 Feb 2001 Japan
Jazz Song of the Day 5/25/23
"Midnight Cruisin'" by Kingo Hamada. midnight cruisin' (1982).
Song of the Day #6 enters the fray! This is a song that most of you have probably heard at one point, but never known the source (curse you TikTok). The song is "Machi no Dorufin", or "Dolphin city", and tells the tale of young and old men alike taking time out of their day to have an adventure and play with dolphins
Kingo Hamada - Mugshot (1983-08-24)
Midnight Cruisin’ ft. Frankie “my hand slipped a little bit” Foster.
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