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Lullaby for the Soul (心守歌, Kokoromoriuta?) is the 29th studio album by Japanese singer-songwriter Miyuki Nakajima, released in September 2001.
[edit] Track listing
All songs written by Miyuki Nakajima.
- "Whispering Rain (囁く雨, Sasayaku Ame?)" – 3:39
- "Sharing a Table (相席, Aiseki?)" – 5:33
- "Even the Leaves the Tallest Tree Fall and Return to Its Root (樹高千丈 落葉帰根, Jukou Senjou Rakuyou Kikon?)" – 6:22
- "That Bus (あのバスに, Ano Basu ni?)" – 4:30
- "Lullaby for the Soul (心守歌, Kokoromoriuta?)" – 5:19
- "Snow Crystals (六花, Rokka?)" – 5:23
- "It's a Carnival (カーニヴァルだったね, Kānivaru Dattane?)" – 4:33
- "Tundra Bird (ツンドラ・バード, Tsundora Bādo?)" – 4:48
- "Night People (夜行, Yakou?)" "" – 6:26
- "Greet the Moon (月迎え, Tsuki Mukae?)" – 5:00
- "Lovers Only" – 5:47
[edit] Personnel
- Miyuki Nakajima - vocals
- Ichizō Seo - keyboards
- Vinnie Colaiuta - drums
- Russ Kunkel - drums
- Michael Thompson - electric guitar
- Masayoshi Furukawa - electric guitar
- Tomō Sato - acoustic guitar
- Tim Pierce - electric guitar, flat mandolin
- Neil Stubenhaus - electric bass
- Leland Sklar - electric bass
- Jon Gilutin - acoustic piano, electric piano, strings pad, hammond B-3
- Shingo Kobayashi - keyboards
- Elton Nagata - keyboards
- Joe Stone - oboe
- Steve Richards - cello
- Keishi Urata - computer programming
- Seiichi Takubo - computer programming
- Julia Waters - backing vocals
- Maxine Waters - backing vocals
- Oren Waters - backing vocals
- Naoki Takao - backing vocals
- Yasuhiro Kido - backing vocals
- Kiyoshi Hiyama - backing vocals
- Junko Hirotani - backing vocals
- Taeko Saito - backing vocals
- Kayoko Wada - backing vocals
[edit] Production
- Producer and Arranger: Ichizo Seo
- Composer, Writer, Producer and Performer: Miyuki Nakajima
- Engineer and Mixer: David Thoener, Joe Chicarelli
- Assistant Engineer: Robert Road, Tim Lauber, Chiaki Kudoh
- Mixer: Rob Jacobs
- A&R: Yoshio Kan
- Assistant: Tim Lauber, Errin Familia, Andy Ackland
- Assistant for Producer: Tomo Satoh
- Promoter: Ryuta Yonezawa
- Artist Promotor: Mio Moriwaki
- Sales Promotor: Takehiko Kudoh
- Production Coodinater: Ryo Yoneya
- Recording Coordinator: Takashi Kimura, Fumio Miyata, Tomoko Takaya, Ruriko Duer、Norio Yamamoto
- L.A. Studio Musicians Contractor: Suzie Katayama
- Photographer and Art Director: Jin Tamura
- Designer: Hirofumi Arai
- Costume: Takeshi Hazama
- Hair and Make-up: Noriko Izumisawa
- Artist Management: Kohji Suzuki, Kohichi Okazaki
- Assistant: Fumie Ohshima
- General Producer: Shosuke Hasegawa
- General Affairs: Atsuko Hayashi, Aya Ninomiya
- Special Thanks to Kiyoshi Yada, John Hisamoto Akira Hayashi
Mastered by Tom Baker at Precision Mastering, Los Angeles
[edit] Chart position
| Year |
Chart |
Position |
Weeks |
Sales |
| 2001 |
Japanese Oricon Weekly Albums Chart (Top 100) |
3 |
7 |
90,000+[1] |
[edit] References
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Miyuki Nakajima |
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| Live and other albums |
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| Notable compilations |
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A Film of Nakajima Miyuki · Yakai 1990 · Yakai Vol.3 Kan-Tan · Yakai Vol.4 Kinkanshoku · Yakai Vol.5 "Hana no Iro wa Utsuri ni keri na Itazura ni Waga Mi Yo ni Furu Nagame Seshi Ma ni" · Yakai Vol.6 "Shangri-La" · Yakai Vol.7 "2/2" · Film of Nakajima Miyuki II · Yakai Vol.8 "Tou On'na" · Yakai Vol.10 "Kaishou" · The Film of Nakajima Miyuki · Yakai no Kiseki 1989-2002 · Yakai Vol.14 "24-ji Chaku 0-ji Hatsu" · Utahime: Live in L.A." · Nakajima Miyuki Live at Sony Pictures Studios in L.A." · Utatabi: Miyuki Nakajima Concert Tour 2007
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