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Kazumasa Oda 小田 和正 Born ( 1947-09-20) September 20, 1947 (age 71) Origin, Genres Occupation(s),, Years active 1970–present Labels Funhouse, BMG Japan, /Little Tokyo Associated acts Kazumasa Oda ( 小田 和正, Oda Kazumasa, born September 20, 1947) is a,. He was the leader of band from 1969—1989, and has done solo work since 1985. As the vocalist of Off Course, Oda wrote many Japanese standard numbers in the 70s and 80s. The group's most successful singles—'Sayonara' (1979), 'Yes-No' (1980), and 'Kimi ga Uso o Tsuita' (1984)—were written by Oda. In 1985 he began work as a solo musician. Kazumasa Oda albums and songs download and play at start-mp3.su. Kazumasa Oda - listen and download songs. Tracks count: 30. He produced many hit singles as singer-songwriter, such as 'Little Tokyo' (1989), 'Itsuka Dokokade' (1992), 'Tsutaetai Koto ga Arunda' (1997) and 'Kirakira' (2002). His most successful single was 'Love Story wa Totsuzen ni' (1991), the theme song of a Japanese TV drama called. It sold over 2,580,000 copies and became the ninth. This section of a does not any. Please help by adding ( September 2012) () Kazumasa Oda and began performing together in 1964 while the two were in junior high school. In 1969, they formed the band The Off Course, which they later renamed to Off Course. The pair worked as a duo for their first six albums. Oda primarily played keyboards and Suzuki played guitars, with the two sharing songwriting and vocals. For their seventh album, in 1979, Off Course added three new permanent members and moved to more of a pop/rock sound. Oda and Suzuki continued to provide the vast majority of the songwriting and lead vocals. After five albums as a five-man band, Suzuki left the group in 1982 to pursue a solo career. The remaining members continued on for four more albums. Off Course officially came to an end after their final concert on February 26, 1989. Solo career In 1985, Oda collaborated with and Kazuo Zaitsu and released the #1 hit single 'Imadakara'. It was mostly written by Matsutoya and Oda, and played by the former members. In same year, Oda began his own solo career. A whole new world download. His first solo album K.Oda (1986) was produced by Oda and -winning recording engineer, who was known for his work with,,,,. Schnee was one of Oda's friends, and had also worked on the Off Course albums. Oda's solo debut album was recorded by many influential musicians; on drums, on bass, on guitar and others. Three years later from release of K.Oda, he released self-produced studio album Between the Word and Heart. Around that year, the work as Off Course was getting destroyed. He released third studio album Far East Cafe in 1989. In this album, performed bass guitar, but other instruments and chorus were mainly recorded by several Japanese musicians. The title of the album was also his management office name. In later year, he has run same-titled cafe. In 1991, he wrote the theme song for, the drama series which was broadcast. At first, he wrote the song called 'Far East Club Band Song', but the producer Akira Ota refused that song and ordered Oda to write another song. Eventually, 'Far East Club Band Song' was featured as theme song on another program, and instead of 'Far East', he wrote 'Love Story wa Totsuzen ni'. On February 6 of same year, it was released as the double A-side single with 'Oh! (It was used as the background music on TV advertisement of.) The single sold nearly 2,600,000 copies and became best-selling compact disc in Japan at that time. ![]() ![]() At the stage now, it is ninth best-selling singles in Japan. Because of these succeeded tie-up, a lot of his songs were used as theme songs for advertisements, movies, and TV dramas in later years. After the hit of 'Oh! , Oda released same-titled first compilation album. Following the success of the single, this album sold over 1.5 million copies. In the 21st century, he released three albums and all of them reached number one on the official Japanese music chart, Oricon. Above all, compilation album Jiko Best (2002) sold over 2,200,000 copies. With the release of his album Soukana in 2005, he became the oldest solo music artist to reach number one on Oricon's album chart.
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