(1909-05-27)May 27, 1909 Ōzu, Ehime Prefecture, Japan
Origin
Japan
Died
February 19, 1970(1970-02-19) (aged 60) Tokyo, Japan[1]
Genres
Jazz, Ryūkōka, Gunka
Occupation(s)
Singer, bandleader, composer
Labels
Nippon Columbia, King Records
Musical artist
Tadaharu Nakano (中野忠晴, Nakano Tadaharu, May 27, 1909 – February 19, 1970) was a popular Japanese baritone singer of jazz and ryūkōka in Shōwa era Japan.
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TadaharuNakano (中野忠晴, NakanoTadaharu, May 27, 1909 – February 19, 1970) was a popular Japanese baritone singer of jazz and ryūkōka in Shōwa era Japan...
President of Avex. Also included in the roster: Ichirō Fujiyama Masao Koga TadaharuNakano Shizuko Kasagi Akiko Futaba Hisao Itō Noboru Kirishima Godiego MADKID...
Imperial Army) (A jazz song despite its title. Performed by TadaharuNakano and the Nakano Columbia Rhythm Boys.) Moshi, moshi, kame-yo (もしもし龜よ, Hello...
Nakamoto Yuta Nakamoto Ataru Nakamura Koji Nakamura Maiko Nakamura Aya NakanoTadaharuNakano Mika Nakashima Michie Nakatani Miho Nakayama Shinobu Nakayama Uri...
to music. Nippon Columbia recorded the song soon after with singers TadaharuNakano, Akira Matsudaira, Noboru Kirishima, Hisao Itō, and Akira Sasaki performing...
1940 Shortage Song (タリナイ・ソング, Tarinai songu), which he wrote for TadaharuNakano's Rhythm Boys. Satirizing the shortages of food and material then widespread...
Color (eps 106–138) 7. Never Say Why, Never Say No by 566 (feat. Sayuri Nakano) (eps 139–148) Ending songs: 1. Futari (Us) by Rie Tomosaka (eps 1–17) 2...
arm of Brunswick in 1934. A Japanese version was recorded in 1935 by NakanoTadaharu and the Columbia Rhythm Boys. The Mills Brothers became a national...
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