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| Australian Instro / COL JOYE and JOY BOYS / The Best of Japanese Hits + Joy Boys in Tokyo |
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| Title : The Best of Japanese Hits + Joy Boys in Tokyo |  |
| Record Label : OLDAYS | |
| Number : ODR7020 | |
| Date : 26 Mar 2021 | |
| Price : -- | |
| Artist : Col Joye and The Joy Boys | |
| Artist : The Joy Boys / Wikipedia | |
| Profile: The Joy Boys are an Australian instrumental group.They performed on their own and as a backing band for Col Joye. | |
| Members : | |
| -Guitar - Colin Frederick Jacobsen(Col Joye) / Wikipedia | |
| -piano - Kevin Jacobson | |
| -Guitar - Norm Day | |
| -Guitar - Dave Bridge | |
| -Bass Guitar - JKeith Jacobson | |
| -Drums - Hannu Y.Tuomola: | |
| -keyboards - Bruce Gurr | |
| -sax - Ron Patten | |
| -sax/clarinet - Laurie Irwin | |
| Country : Australia | |
| Track : | |
| 01.Gin No Namida | |
| 02. Blue Eyes | |
| 03. Blue Sunset | |
| 04. Wakamono Tachi | |
| 05. Golden Guitar | |
| 06. A Star On Battle Ground | |
| 07. Love Forever | |
| 08. Crazy Guitar | |
| 09. My Lonely First Love | |
| 10. Like A Rose | |
| 11. Sentimental Guitar | |
| 12. Itsumademo Itsumademo | |
| 13. Onna-Gokoro No Uta | |
| 14. tako-Bune | |
| 15. wate No Oshosan | |
| 16.Nagasaki No Hito | |
| 17. Yama Ga Aru Kawa Ga Aru | |
| 18. Yuyake Tombi | |
| 19. Matsu No Ki Kouta | |
| 20. Tokyo No Hi Yo Itsumademo | |
| 21. Shitamachi No Taiyo | |
| 22. Makkana Chiheisen | |
| 23. Kawa Wa Nagareru | |
| 24. Yubikiri No Machi |
| CD Description : Coupling two albums by an Australian electric band that gained popularity in Japan and tried their hand at popular songs! Their first album in Japan was probably "This is Rock" released in 1964 on King Records' Seven Seas label. was probably the first appearance of their albums in Japan. (a compilation based on "Classics Of Rock" released at a festival in 1963).A combination of vocalist + rock combo, He was introduced as a rockabilly artist, to put it somewhat crudely. Col. Joey and his party came to Japan in May '65 and released "This is Electric Beat" (under the name "Tears on a Train"), which covered "Murder on Tenth Avenue", "Diamond Head" and "Tears on a Train". (under the name "Col. Joey and his group"), and "Electric Guitar in Tokyo," which targeted (expanded?) fans of Japanese popular songs. Electric Guitar in Tokyo" (under the name "Kol Joey and his group") and "Electric Guitar in Tokyo" ("Kol Joey and his group") (On his return to Japan in 1966, he again tackled Japanese songs on "Young Japanese Hits". This CD includes This CD contains "Young Japanese Hits" as the main track and "Electric Guitar in Tokyo" as a bonus track. ~From the description |
