[Free shipping] Rare, beautiful, Mieko Hirota, 2 CDs [Singing Miko Musicals], CD released in 2007 <with obi> + [Mieko Hirota Singing Japanese Folk Songs], CD released in 2005 <paper jacket specification>
[Free shipping] Two CDs will be offered for sale: Mieko Hirota, also known as Miko, a project album LP from her Columbia days [Singing Miko Musicals] and a project album LP from her Toshiba days [Singing Japanese Folk Songs]. Only listened to once due to recording, both in beautiful condition.
①[Singing Miko Musicals] 9 songs, 1967 work COCA-71141, CD released in 2007 [with obi, digitally remastered] Performed by Nobuo Hara and Sharp & Flats, Golden Strings
*For detailed track list, please see image 7.
② [Mieko Hirota sings Japanese folk songs] 20 songs total 1963 work VSCD-3472 CD released in 2005 [Paper jacket specification] Performed by: and Toshiyuki Miyama Newhard Orchestra *For detailed track list, please see image 8.
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From the "Nippon Columbia album reprint series. Titled "Showa Archives" - omitted - Mieko Hirota [Sings Miko Musical] (released April 1, 1967) is a record that shows off the singing skills of Mieko, who was a genius young singer who took the world by storm. First CD release. All arrangements by Kiyoshi Yamaya. Accompaniment by Nobuo Hara and Sharp and Flats, Golden Strings, and Toshiyuki Miyama Newhard. The energy of dynamically assimilating the Japanese lyrics translated by Yasuteru Miura and the original English lyrics without distinguishing between them is not depreciated. A Japanese treasure. 』
Record Collectors, October 2007 issue, liner notes by Yasuda Kenichi
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"It's good news that this 1963 album, which is considered unique among all her albums, has been reissued in a paper jacket with stereo and mono coupling. The sound quality is also good, with no drop in quality like in [Singing Standards]. This is one of the so-called jazz folk songs and rockabilly folk songs, in which jazz and pop singers challenge roots music, and it can be said to be a genre that developed uniquely in Japan. The arrangement was by Maeda Norio, and the "work song"-style "Kushimoto Bushi" and the bold swinging "Soran Bushi" are particularly worth listening to. Commentary: Goda Michito"
Record Collectors, November 2005 issue, liner notes by Yoshida Akihiro
I'm listing these for inventory clearance, but unfortunately I won't be selling them separately. Please purchase the set of two. It has been carefully stored, and the surface is beautiful, but it has been stored for a long time, so please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive about such things. No claims or returns will be accepted. We will strive to ship the item promptly.
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