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Originally recorded in 1983, Tomorrow's Just Another Day is Yukihiro's fifth solo album and second release for the YEN label. The album features Bill Nelson and Pierre Barouh. All songs were recorded in Japan and half of the tracks were sung in Japanese. The album emphasizes Yukihiro as a singer and it reached #11 on the Japanese music charts, which was the highest ranking for his solo work. Track 10 is a cover of Hal David and Burt Bacharach's song from 1969 (original singer: Dionne Warwick).
Originally recorded in 1983, Tomorrow's Just Another Day is Yukihiro's fifth solo album and second release for the YEN label. The album features Bill Nelson and Pierre Barouh. All songs were recorded in Japan and half of the tracks were sung in Japanese. The album emphasizes Yukihiro as a singer and it reached #11 on the Japanese music charts, which was the highest ranking for his solo work. Track 10 is a cover of Hal David and Burt Bacharach's song from 1969 (original singer: Dionne Warwick).
4560427466576

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Format: Vinyl
Label: GREAT TRACKS
Rel. Date: 09/16/2022
UPC: 4560427466576

Tomorrow's Just Another Day
Artist: Yukihiro Takahashi
Format: Vinyl
New: Call 727 351-5177 or Email us to purchase or check availability
DISC: 1

1. What, Me Worry?
2. It's Gonna Work Out
3. Sayonara, This Strange Obsession
4. Flashback
5. The Real You
6. Disposable Love
7. My Highland Home In Thailand
8. All You've Got To Do
9. It's All Too Much
10. Futari No Kage Ni
11. Disposable Love (Japanese Version)
12. Ich Bin Der Gluckichste Mensch Auf Der Welt

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Originally recorded in 1983, Tomorrow's Just Another Day is Yukihiro's fifth solo album and second release for the YEN label. The album features Bill Nelson and Pierre Barouh. All songs were recorded in Japan and half of the tracks were sung in Japanese. The album emphasizes Yukihiro as a singer and it reached #11 on the Japanese music charts, which was the highest ranking for his solo work. Track 10 is a cover of Hal David and Burt Bacharach's song from 1969 (original singer: Dionne Warwick).
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