Eiichi Ohtaki, a giant of Japanese pop music, continues to be passionately supported by fans across generations, both in Japan and abroad. Following the breakup of the legendary group Happy End (Haruomi Hosono, Eiichi Ohtaki, Takashi Matsumoto, and Shigeru Suzuki), Ohtaki established his own label, Niagara Records, which now celebrates it's 50th anniversary. To commemorate this milestone, a 50th Anniversary 12-inch Analog Vinyl Edition of Niagara Moon, the second album from Niagara Records originally released in May 1975, has been announced for release. LISTEN: https://open. Spotify. com/album/1BMI3bLtZacDhkTok2rkXP Tracklist:[Side A]1. Niagara Moon2. Sanmon Song3. Lonesome cowboy4. Rock 'n' Roll March5. Hand Clapping Rumba6. Koi wa Meringue [Side B]1. Fussa Strut (Part II)2. Shakkuri Mama-san3. Tanoshii Yofukashi4. Itsumo Muchuu5. CIDER '73 '74 '756. Niagara Moon ga Mata Kagayakeba
Tracklist:
- Niagara Moon
- Sanmon Song
- Lonesome Cowboy
- Rock 'N' Roll March
- Hand Clapping Rumba
- Koi Wa Meringue
- Fussa Strut (Part II)
- Shakkuri Mama-San
- Tanoshii Yofukashi
- Itsumo Muchuu
- Cider '73 '74 '75
- Niagara Moon Ga Mata Kagayakeba
UPC: 4547366730845
Label: Niagara
Release Date: 5.9.25
Format: Vinyl
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