Product Description
Folk doesn't mean Japanese folk songs (minyo) but new songs influenced by US modern folk music in the 1960s, such as Peter, Paul & Mary and Kingston Trio. In the late 1960s, folk singers began to sing more serious protest songs influenced by Bob Dylan and Pete Seeger. The folk boom laid the foundations of 'new music' and to a lesser degree rock in the 1970s.
1. Namida wo Koete / Sing Out (1969) 2. Sora ni Hoshigaruyoni / Ichiro Araki (1969 re-recording) 3. Aki Demo Nainoni / Rutsuko Honda (1970) 4. Tsubasa wo Kudasai/ Akai Tori (1971) 5. Kyo Made Soshiteasukara/ Takurou Yoshida (1971) 06. Koibito mo Inainoni/ Simons (1971) 7. Sayonara o Suru Tame Ni/ Billy BanBan (1972) 8. Kaze to Rakuyo to Tabi Ito/ Chewing Gum (1972) 9. Gakuseigai no Kissaten/ Garo (1972) 10. Shojo/ Mayumi Itsuwa (1972) 11. Shiroi Fuyu/ Fuki no To (1974) 12. Ichigo Hakusho' o Moichido / Ban-ban (1975) 13. Satokibi Batake/ Ryoko Moriyama (1991 re-recording) 14. Shiretoko Ryojo/ Tokiko Kato (1991 re-recording) 15. Senso wo Shiranai Kodomotachi/ Jiro Sugita (1994) 16. Aruhito tsuzen/ Towa e Mowa (1998 re-recording)
