Yoshie Nakano
中納良恵
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Tortoise Matsumoto |
Magokoro Brothers |
Ikuko Harada |
Miyuki Hatakeyama |
Uri Nakayama |
Shione Yukawa |
Nikaido Kazumi |
Sakerock |
Kicell |
yanokami |
Youmou To Ohana |
Ego-Wrappin' |
pupa |
Misako Odani |
Saho Terao |
Keiichi Sokabe Band |
Leyona |
Hiroko Sebu |
Fuyumi Abe |
dorlis |
Miki Furukawa |
The Natsuyasumi Band |
Misato Kinoshita |
Fukurouzu |
Uma No Hone |
wyolica |
Nao Kodama |
Aiko Okumura |
Mari Natsuki |
Miu Sakamoto |
Takako Tate |
Sachie Hiraga |
Eiko Ishibashi |
Miho Asahi |
Yasuharu Konishi |
Noanowa |
Shiho Nanba |
Mowmow Lulu Gyaban |
Tamurapan |
Tarte Tatin |
Sachiko Kanenobu |
Born | 1974-02-28 (age 50) |
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Years active | 1996- |
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Ego-Wrappin' is a Japanese jazz and rock musical duo, composed of vocalist Yoshie Nakano and guitarist Masaki Mori. The group formed in Osaka in 1996, releasing their debut album Blue Speaker in 1998. The band gained national recognition with their cabaret and kayōkyoku inspired song "Midnight Dejavu " (2000). – Wikipedia |
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