Taeko Onuki - Library - Anthology 1973-2003 (2003)

It has been 30 years since the legendary band Sugar Babe was formed in 1973, with the participation of Eiichi Otaki, who produced two leaders of Japanese pop music such as Tatsuro Yamashita and Taeko Onuki. The first line of Japanese city pop music is written, and the trajectory of Taeko Onuki, who continues to give off the same charm, is compiled for the first time. This is a 2-disc Best Edition that contains a number of famous songs from Sugar Babe to the present across labels. Taeko Onuki has laid the foundation for a female singer-songwriter in Japanese pop music and has maintained her unique aesthetic sense. The history is packed in this album! Digitally remastered all songs, commentary by the person himself, and a special edition with bonus tracks (33 songs in total)! From the polite commentary by herself, you can feel the commitment to the music and the casual feelings, and each work will be more familiar.
In addition, "Naked Kiriko", which is the image song of "Kiriku and the Witch" screened as a Western-style animation provided by Studio Ghibli, is also included. Confining her fresh sensibility and her career, this price is exceptional with all 32 masterpieces.