- KYOUHANSHA (50th Anniversary Remastered) · 1988
- ALL TIME BEST ALBUM (50th Anniversary Remastered) · 1982
- I LOVE YOU,OK (50th Anniversary Remastered) · 1975
- ALL TIME BEST ALBUM (50th Anniversary Remastered) · 1998
- GOLDRUSH (50th Anniversary Remastered) · 1978
- ALL TIME BEST ALBUM (50th Anniversary Remastered) · 1993
- ALL TIME BEST ALBUM (50th Anniversary Remastered) · 1990
- GOLDRUSH (50th Anniversary Remastered) · 1978
- TOKYO NIGHTS (50th Anniversary Remastered) · 1986
- ALL TIME BEST ALBUM (50th Anniversary Remastered) · 1977
- ALL TIME BEST ALBUM (50th Anniversary Remastered) · 1993
- JOJI (50th Anniversary Remastered) · 1989
- ALL TIME BEST ALBUM (50th Anniversary Remastered) · 1982
Music Videos
Artist Playlists
- Eikichi Yazawa curates sounds inspired by his show’s many themes.
Radio Shows
- J-Rock star Eikichi Yazawa shares his candid point of view.
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- あの名曲ができるまで。矢沢永吉が音楽制作を語る
- 矢沢永吉にとって「ファミリー」とは。国立競技場公演を終えてその心境を語る
- 音楽や人生への「心構え」とは。矢沢永吉がオフステージから語る
- 矢沢永吉が自身のMY WAYを語る番組。第2回のテーマは「ステージ」
- 矢沢永吉のラジオ番組がスタート。初回のテーマは「出会い」
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About Eikichi Yazawa
Japanese singer-songwriter Eikichi Yazawa began recording in 1972 as lead singer for the popular rockabilly band Carol, before going solo three years later. ∙ Not only was he the first solo Japanese rock artist to perform at Tokyo’s legendary Nippon Budokan arena, but he also holds the venue’s record for most performances—more than 100. ∙ As Yazawa’s album, Gold Rush, hit No. 1, his 1978 concert at the Korakuen baseball stadium (now the Tokyo Dome) was Japan’s largest-ever rock event at the time. ∙ He headlined the country’s largest and most prestigious music festival at 2006’s Rock in Japan. ∙ After establishing Garuru Records in 2008, he released the album Rock ’n’ Roll, which debuted at No. 3 on the Japanese charts the following year. ∙ He holds the record for the most Top 10 entries on the Japanese Oricon Albums chart, with 46.
- HOMETOWN
- Japan
- BORN
- September 14, 1949
- GENRE
- Rock