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White-Key is a 1984 album by Yasuha, released on Polydor in Japan. The original edition contains 10 tracks. 40 contributors are credited, from session players to engineers.
Yasuha (Yasuha Ebina) is a Japanese singer-songwriter whose 1981 debut single, “Flyday Chinatown”, became a revival-era hit four decades after a modest first release.
| No. | Title | Length |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | こころの交差点 | |
| A2 | ダーリン | |
| A3 | 下町スウィング | |
| A4 | Dr.ハートに電話して | |
| A5 | 夏の恋・ジェラシー | |
| B1 | Kis'met | |
| B2 |
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| Good Morning T.V. Show |
| B3 | ショート・ストーリー(短編小説) |
| B4 | かくれんぼ Story |
| B5 | Dream Of A Day |
| Region | Year | Label | Format | Catalog |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | 1984 | Polydor | Vinyl, LP, Album | 28MX 1187 |
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