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Sally Gally (song ver.)
Shugo Tokumaru and John John Festival
静けさにさざ波と はためきが声になる
風が吹き消えていく その前に言葉にする
Sally Gally のぞみよ ささげよ Sally Gally
聞かせてよ その声を 消えていく 恐れさえも
この身を委ねて のぞみを数えて
Sally Gally のぞみよ ささげよ Sally Gally
流れをとどめず ささげよ Sally Gally
この身を委ねて のぞみを数えて
Sally Gally
- Lyricist
Shugo Tokumaru
- Composer
Damien Connolly

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Kemonomichi no Uta (alt ver.)
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Fujiieo no Yoake (song ver.)
Shugo Tokumaru and John John Festival
ケルト音楽を演奏する 3 人組、John John Festivalの人気レパートリー「Sally Gally」、「藤色の夜明け」を、トクマルシューゴが大胆にアレンジ。ケルティックメロディーに全く別の旋律を乗せて歌う、画期的なアイデアで挑む新境地。また、トクマルシューゴが TV番組ために書き下ろしたオリジナル曲「けものみちのうた」の新バージョンも収録した、珠玉の全3曲を収めたミニアルバム。
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Artist Profile
Shugo Tokumaru
Shugo Tokumaru has wowed critics and fans the world over with a sound that draws as much from classic Beatles-esque melodies as his own unique spin on Japanese pop. A gifted songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Tokumaru is responsible for producing every sound heard on his records. Though the vocals are sung solely in his native Japanese, his universal melodies transcend the lack of lyrical familiarity to Western ears.
Shugo Tokumaruの他のリリース
John John Festival
Three piece Japanese Celtic music band - fiddle/vocals, guitar/vocals, and bodhran - John John Festival is fast becoming most popular Celtic band in Japan. With rhythm, melody and emotion in a genuine groove their mutual ease and happiness makes the audience happy too. "Make us and them happy" is their musical mind set. Their story began Jan 2010. and in the short time since they have released 5 albums, joined 3 other musicians' albums, many festivals, also overseas festivals too. Illawarra Folk Festival (Australia, 2014) Celtic Colours(Canada 2016) RISING SUN ROCK FESTIVAL in EZO (Japan 2017) Woodford Folk Festival (Australia 2017-2018) National Folk Festival (Australia 2019) Morimichi-ichiba (Japan 2013~2014, 2016~2019)
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