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    Akiko Yano ト・キ・メ・キ (To-ki-me-ki)

    Wewantsounds
    • Akiko Yano – こどもたち
    • Akiko Yano – カタルン カララン
    • Akiko Yano – ウオーサオー
    • Akiko Yano – Two On The Stage
    • Akiko Yano – 大きな石
    • Akiko Yano – アンダンテ・カンタービレ
    • Akiko Yano – やめるわけにゃいかないわ
    • Akiko Yano – ヨ・ロ・コ・ビ
    • Akiko Yano – ト・キ・メ・キ
    • 1. こどもたち
    • 2. カタルン カララン
    • 3. ウオーサオー
    • 4. Two On The Stage
    • 5. 大きな石
    • 6. アンダンテ・カンタービレ
    • 7. やめるわけにゃいかないわ
    • 8. ヨ・ロ・コ・ビ
    • 9. ト・キ・メ・キ

    Wewantsounds is glad to continue its Akiko Yano reissue series with the release of the singer's third studio album To Ki Me Ki, recorded in New York and released in 1978 in Japan. It follows her cult Iroha Ni Konpeitou LP and keeps the similar blend of Japanese pop and New York funk found in the latter. To Ki Me Ki features such musicians as Rick Marotta, Will Lee and David Spinozza and also programmer Hideki Matsutake who would soon join the YMO with Akiko for their international 1979/1980 tour before she recorded her next studio album "Tadaima" that year, featuring the YMO musicians. To Ki Me Ki is reissued outside of Japan for the first time, remastered in Tokyo by revered engineer Mitsuo Koike and featuring original artwork by Tsutomu Murakami with 4 page colour insert and new liner notes by Paul Bowler.

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