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The Tokunoku Brothers are a sibling unit that has close relationships with many Kansai acoustic guitar musicians and singer-songwriters, including Kotaro Oshio. Due to his self-paced activities, everyone thought that he would never produce an album again, but he made up his mind and started working on a new album, and the 2nd album, which contains 15 songs with a high level of perfection, was finally completed.
The song ranges from a pleasant easy listening song reminiscent of GON TITI to a tense interplay. This album is full of masterpieces that you will never get tired of, including songs arranged by TU-KO, a track maker specializing in Famicom tracks, the Toktoku Brothers version, and the first vocal song about human love reminiscent of Imagine.

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  • TOKUTOKU BROTHERS

    A soothing instrumental unit consisting of older brother Ani Hiroshi (acoustic guitar, steel strings) and younger brother Isamu Fuchi (acoustic guitar, gut strings). They both started playing the guitar in elementary school, and Anihiro's roots in rock and Motown beats are perfectly fused with Isamu Buchi's roots in jazz and classical theory and technique to create a unique, cheerful and heartwarming music. unfold. Formed in 1995, the group is currently in its 29th year of activity. Although both are in their late 50s, they are pursuing their own music at their own pace. Although he was an amateur, in 2003 he was in charge of the music for the Fuji TV drama ``The House Where the Electricity Turns Off'' starring TOKIO Kokubun Taichi. Since then, they have appeared at live shows and events mainly in Kansai, and have gained a strong fan base.

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