Guitar Wolf
2011/01/01
Guitar Wolf was with this line-up that the band established themselves in 1987. That year, they decided to adopt Ramones-style names to complement their image. Seiji adopted the name Guitar Wolf, Billy became Bass Wolf and Narita filled the position of Drum Wolf. Unfortunately, it was only a matter of time before Narita left the band to follow his own dreams and was replaced by Toru, who had been…… more
PLINGMIN
2011/01/01
The band original assembled to do a show for their school festival in 2004. The band consists of Mayumi Yamazaki (Vo.), Shunsuke Sakai (Gt.), Tomohiko Nitta (Gt.), Hiroyasu Takahashi (B.), and Yukari Hatakeyama (Dr.). The band slowly inched their way up to fame by making demo tapes and performing at live music clubs. Gradually began to expand to Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka. In April 2008, made their…… more
MEANING
2011/01/01
Members
HAYATO（Vo, G）
KAWAGUCHI（G, Cho）
YOKKUN（G, Cho）
YUICHI（B）
INOMAN（Dr）
A quintet band consisting of HAYATO (Vo, G), KAWAGUCHI (G, Cho), YOKKUN (G, Cho), YUICHI (B), INOMAN (Dr). In 2004, began as a quartet band with twin guitars and mainly performed in Tokyo. In 2005, YOKKUN joined the band. Gained popularity through touring in Southeast Asia and performing with bands from inside and outside…… more
Simon Isogai
2011/01/01
Simon Isogai (born September 20, 1983) is a Japanese singer and musician from Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. He is currently signed with Victor Entertainment.
Biography
Isogai's father chose the name "Simon" because he was a fan of Simon & Garfunkel. During junior high school, he oftened listened to hard rock on Masanori Itō's Rock City and other television programs.
Isogai started performing live s…… more
Yosuke Yamashita
2011/01/01
Japanese pianist Yosuke Yamashita (1942) formed a bass-less trio in 1969 with drummer Takeo Moriyama and tenorist Seiichi Nakamura, documented by the live albums Dancing Kojiki (july 1969), Jazz In Tokyo '69 (august 1969) and Concert In New Jazz (september 1969), and by the studio albums Mina's Second Theme(october 1969) and Mokujiki (january 1970), by the live albums Trio By Trio + One (may 1970…… more