Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi

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Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi
Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, 2005
Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, 2005
Background information
Born September 7, 1956
Japanese flag Hioki, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan
Genre(s) J-Rock
Occupation(s) Musician, singer, songwriter, actor
Years active 1977–present
Label(s) Victor, Toshiba-EMI, For Life Music Entertainment
Website Official Website

Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi (長渕剛 Nagabuchi Tsuyoshi?), born September 7, 1956 in Hioki, Kagoshima Prefecture) is a Japanese musician, and actor.

He has ever produced many hit singles as a singer-songwriter, such as "Junko"(1980), "Tonbo"(1988), "Kanpai"(1988), "Shabondama"(1991) and "Close Your Eyes"(2005). And he has twelve albums which reached number-one at Japanese Oricon album chart. Along with Yosui Inoue and Noriyuki Makihara, he sold over 10 million single records. From 1977 through 2005, Nagabuchi has sold over 21 million records. Now he is top-selling male singer-songwriter in Japan. [1]

As an actor, he has appeared in some movies and TV dramas, such as Kazoku Game(1983), Bodyguard(1997), Otoko wa Tsurai yo(1990) and Eiji(1999). His wife Etsuko Shihomi is also known as an actress.

Contents

[edit] Discography

For a detailed discography, see Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi discography.

[edit] Singles

  • Ame-no Arashiyama (雨の嵐山, 1977)
  • Junrenka (巡恋歌, 1978)
  • Oira-no Uchi-made (俺らの家まで, 1979)
  • Inori (祈り, 1979)
  • Harumachi Kiryu (春待気流, 1980)
  • Junko (順子, 1980)
  • Heroine (ヒロイン, 1980)
  • Natsu-no Koibito (夏の恋人, 1981)
  • Futari Aruki (二人歩記, 1981)
  • Hanaichimonme (花いちもんめ, 1982)
  • Koibito Jidai (恋人時代, 1983)
  • Good-bye Seishun (GOOD-BYE青春, 1983)
  • Kodoku-na Heart (孤独なハート, 1984)
  • Hisashiburi-ni Ore-ha Naitanda (久しぶりに俺は泣いたんだ, 1985)
  • Yuji (勇次, 1985)
  • Super Star (SUPER STAR, 1986)
  • Rokunamon-ja-ne (ろくなもんじゃねえ, 1987)
  • Naite Chinpira (泣いてチンピラ, 1987)
  • Kanpai (乾杯, 1988)
  • Never Change (NEVER CHANGE, 1988)
  • Tonbo (とんぼ, 1988)
  • Geki Ai (激愛, 1989)
  • Shoppai Mikaduki-no Yoru (しょっぱい三日月の夜, 1989)
  • Jeep (JEEP, 1990)
  • Shabondama (しゃぼん玉, 1991)
  • Junrenka '92 (巡恋歌'92, 1992)
  • Run (RUN, 1993)
  • Ningen (人間, 1994)
  • Tomo-yo (友よ, 1995)
  • Kizu Mamire-no Seishun (傷まみれの青春, 1996)
  • Himawari (ひまわり, 1997)
  • Yubikiri Genman (指きりげんまん, 1998)
  • Saru Ippiki Utaeba Samurai (猿一匹、唄えば侍, 1998)
  • Namida-no Serenade (涙のセレナーデ, 1999)
  • Sora (空, 2001)
  • Shizuka-naru Afghan (静かなるアフガン, 2002)
  • Shiawase-ni Narou-yo (しあわせになろうよ, 2003)
  • Shiawase-ni Narou-yo '04 (しあわせになろうよ'04, 2004)
  • Kiniro-no Lion (金色のライオン, 2004)
  • Close Your Eyes (CLOSE YOUR EYES, 2005)
  • Taiyo-no Fune (太陽の船, 2006)

[edit] Albums

  • Kaze-ha Minami-kara (風は南から, 1979)
  • Gyaku-ryu (逆流, 1979)
  • Kanpai (乾杯, 1980)
  • Bye Bye (1981)
  • Jidai-ha Bokura-ni Ame-wo Furashiteru (時代は僕らに雨を降らしてる, 1982)
  • Heavy Gauge (HEAVY GAUGE, 1983)
  • Hold Your Last Chance (HOLD YOUR LAST CHANCE, 1984)
  • Hungry (HUNGRY, 1985)
  • Stay Dream (STAY DREAM, 1986)
  • License (LICENSE, 1987)
  • Showa (昭和, 1989)
  • Jeep (JEEP, 1990)
  • Japan (JAPAN, 1991)
  • Captain of the Ship (1993)
  • Kazoku (家族, 1996)
  • Fuzaken-ja-ne (ふざけんじゃねぇ, 1997)
  • Samurai (SAMURAI, 1998)
  • Sora (空, 2001)
  • Keep on Fighting (Keep On Fighting, 2003)

[edit] Compilations

  • From T.N. (1983)
  • Love Songs (1986)
  • Never Change (1988)
  • Single Collection (1988)
  • Itsuka-no Shonen (いつかの少年, 1994)
  • Singles Vol.1 (1997)
  • Singles Vol.2 (1997)
  • Singles Vol.3 (1997)
  • Acoustic Ore-no Taiyō (ACOUSTIC 俺の太陽, 1999)
  • Best-Kaze (BEST～風～, 2002)
  • Best-Sora (BEST～空～, 2002)
  • Yamato (2005)

[edit] Live Albums

  • Nagabuchi Tsuyoshi Live (長渕剛LIVE, 1981)
  • Super Live in Seibu-stadium (SUPER LIVE IN 西武球場, 1983)
  • Nagabuchi Tsuyoshi Live '89 (長渕剛LIVE'89, 1990)
  • Live Complete '95 - '96 (1996)
  • All Night Live in Sakurajima 04.8.21 (All Night Live in 桜島 04.8.21, 2004)

[edit] Filmography

[edit] Television

  • Oh Sadaharu Monogatari (王貞治物語、1982)
  • Kazoku Game (家族ゲーム、1983)
  • Kazoku Game II (家族ゲームII、1984)
  • Kazoku Game Special (家族ゲームスペシャル、1985)
  • Oyako Game (親子ゲーム、1986)
  • Oyako Zigzag (親子ジグザグ、1987)
  • Stand By Me (スタンド・バイ・ミー、1988)
  • Tombo (とんぼ、1988)
  • Usagi-no Kyujitsu (うさぎの休日、1988)
  • Shabondama (しゃぼん玉、1991)
  • RUN (RUN、1993)
  • Eiji Futatabi (英二ふたたび、1997)
  • Body Guard (ボディーガード、1997)
  • Shonen Okamesan (少年「おかめさん」、2002)

[edit] Film

  • HOT JAM'80 (HOT JAM'80、1980)
  • Otoko wa Tsurai yo Kofuku-no Aoi Tori (男はつらいよ　幸福の青い鳥、1986)
  • Orgel (オルゴール、1989)
  • Water Moon (ウォータームーン、1989)
  • Eiji (英二、1999)

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