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淡谷のり子 - 別れのブルース 雨のブルース
Review by Natalie Hoye
淡谷のり子's album, 別れのブルース 雨のブルース, is a classic masterpiece that beautifully captures the essence of blues music. The album features a collection of melancholic and soulful tracks that are perfect for a rainy day or when one is feeling introspective.
The album's title track, "別れのブルース," is a heartbreaking ballad that showcases 淡谷のり子's incredible vocals and emotional depth. The song is a perfect representation of the blues genre, with its mournful lyrics and haunting melody.
Another standout track on the album is "雨のブルース," which has a more upbeat tempo but still maintains the melancholic atmosphere of the album. The song's lyrics beautifully describe the feelings of loneliness and sadness that come with being alone on a rainy day.
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Filename: .rar- MP3 size: 14.6 mb
- FLAC size: 93.4 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| 雨のブルース | ||
| 別れのブルース |
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- Single
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Orchestrated By | Columbia Orchestra |
Notes
Comes with Insert.About 淡谷のり子
Noriko Awaya, Japanese female soprano, Kayōkyoku singer, chansonneuse, actress, and author. Born in Aomori, August 12, 1907. Died September 22, 1999.
She trained as a classical singer, but switched to popular music in order to be able to support herself. She made her debut in 1930, and scored several major hits later in the 1930s. Awaya went on to become a pioneer of the Japanese chanson scene, and was called "Öëü¹nॳ" (The Queen of Blues) because many of her songs had the word "Blues" in the title.
Although she gave many performances for military audiences, she was also an outspoken person who regularly ran afoul of the wartime authorities. She was criticized for performing in expensive dresses, make-up and perm hair (which was not allowed during the war), and several of her songs were banned. At one occasion she sang for British and American POW's in English, which was also banned during the war.
Name Vars
- Noriko Awaya
Aliases
- ༊ݱ̓ޝ
