尾崎紀世彦
(Kiyohiko Ozaki)
Kiyohiko Ozaki (尾崎紀世彦), born 1 January 1943 in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward and raised
in Chigasaki, was a Japanese pop singer known for his distinctive voice and
sideburns, sometimes referred to as the "Japanese Tom Jones." After learning the
ukulele at 13 and forming the Hawaiian band Hilo Hawaiians, he joined Jimmie
Tokita's Mountain Playboys before launching a solo career in 1970 with his debut
single "Wakare no Yoake" on Philips Records. Ozaki's breakthrough came in 1971
with the million-selling single "Mata au hi made", which won the Japan Record
Award that year, followed by hits s...
YUKI GA FURUPaul Mauriat, Caravelli, Salvatore Adamo, 尾崎紀世彦, Maki Asakawa and Takahiko Ishikawa (Kiyohiko Ozaki)
Golden Best Ozaki Kiyohiko
YUKI GA FURUPaul Mauriat, Caravelli, Salvatore Adamo, 尾崎紀世彦, Maki Asakawa and Takahiko Ishikawa (Kiyohiko Ozaki)
Hatsukoukai ! Nesshou ! Hiroshi Mizuhara Volume 1
YUKI GA FURUPaul Mauriat, Caravelli, Salvatore Adamo, 尾崎紀世彦, Maki Asakawa and Takahiko Ishikawa (Kiyohiko Ozaki)
2003 Zenkyoku-Shu
YUKI GA FURUPaul Mauriat, Caravelli, Salvatore Adamo, 尾崎紀世彦, Maki Asakawa and Takahiko Ishikawa (Kiyohiko Ozaki)
<RE-MASTER VOICE> Mina Aoe
YUKI GA FURUPaul Mauriat, Caravelli, Salvatore Adamo, 尾崎紀世彦, Maki Asakawa and Takahiko Ishikawa (Kiyohiko Ozaki)
YUKI GA FURUPaul Mauriat, Caravelli, Salvatore Adamo, 尾崎紀世彦, Maki Asakawa and Takahiko Ishikawa (Kiyohiko Ozaki)
