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1974 studio album by Yumi Arai
Misslim (ミスリム, Misurimu), is the second studio album by Japanese singer-songwriter Yumi Arai, released in October 1974. The album title Misslim is derived
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Japanese hip-hop musician and songwriter (born 1983)
with various Japanese singers, including Thelma Aoyama, Issa, Rola, and Misslim. SoulJa's mother is Belgian and his father is Japanese. He studied music
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1973 studio album by Yumi Arai
Music Producer Kunihiko Murai Yumi Arai chronology HIKŌ-KI GUMO (1973) MISSLIM (1974) Singles from HIKŌ-KI GUMO "Henji wa Iranai" Released: July 5, 1972
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Japanese musician (born 1947)
"Harry & Mac") By Yumi Matsutoya: Hikō-ki Gumo (1973) (contributed bass) Misslim (1974) (contributed bass and cowbell) Cobalt Hour (1975) (contributed bass)
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Japanese singer-songwriter (born 1954)
the theme song for the movie The Wind Rises (2013). For her next album, MISSLIM, (1974), Masataka Matsutoya, who was the keyboardist of Tin Pan Alley,
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1975 single by Yumi Matsutoya
Nara (album version), which had been included on her 1974 studio album MISSLIM. The song also appeared in Makoto Shinkai's 2022 animated film Suzume as
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1975 studio album by Yumi Arai
Toshiba-EMI/Express Alfa Producers Kunihiko Murai, Shōrō Kawazoe Yumi Arai chronology MISSLIM (1974) COBALT HOUR (1975) Yuming Brand (1976) Singles from COBALT HOUR
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Japanese manga series
Kappei Yamaguchi Meli Grant B't Mirage Maya Okamoto Melissa Sternenberg Misslim Jūrōta Kosugi Curtis Arnott La Lainya Seiko Fujiki Alex Moore Cyber Whip
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Hikō-ki Gumo (ひこうき雲) Released: November 20, 1973 Label: Express 8 1974 Misslim Released: October 5, 1974 Label: Express 9 1975 Cobalt Hour Released: June
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Teresa Teng 25 June: Ishoku-Sokuhatsu [ja] by Yonin Bayashi [ja] 5 October: Misslim by Yumi Arai Timeline of Japanese music 1974 in Japan 1974 in music w:ja:1974年の音楽
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