La chanteuse japonaise JUJU a décidé de reprendre un classique français ; ‘Poupée de cire, poupée de son’, de France GALL !
La chanson est utilisée actuellement pour un CM de la marque de mode Seven & I Holdings‘ , “Jean Paul GAULTIER FOR SEPT PREMIERES”
La reprise a été produite par Osawa Shinichi.
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Ce titre sortira dans le prochain single de l’artiste “What You Want” le 18 novembre prochain ! En plus de cette sortie, elle sortira un 6ème album, encore sans titre, le 9 décembre et tiendra une nouvelle tournée nationale appelée “JUJU HALL TOUR 2016” de avril à juillet l’année prochaine.
CD
01. What You Want
02. Yume Miru Chanson Ningyou (Poupée de cire, poupée de son)
03. Kazari Janai yo Namida wa
04. What You Want -Instrumental-
DVD
JUJU JAZZ LIVE 2014 with TAKUYA KURODA QUINTET from NY at Blue Note Tokyo -Digest-
01. INFATUATION
02. Yoru no Hate
03. In A Sentimental Mood
04. sayonara
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[JUJU HALL TOUR 2016]
Sunday, April 10 – Sun City Hall (Saitama)
Wednesday, April 13 – Ichikawa-shi Bunka Kaikan (Chiba)
Friday, April 15 – Aomori-shi Bunka Kaikan (Aomori)
Sunday, April 17 – Akita Kenmin Kaikan (Akita)
Friday, April 22 – Shizuoka Shimin Bunka Kaikan (Shizuoka)
Sunday, April 24 – Nagaragawa Convention Center (Gifu)
Tuesday, April 26 – Festival Hall (Osaka)
Wednesday, April 27 – Festival Hall (Osaka)
Sunday, May 1 – Aubade Hall (Toyama)
Tuesday, May 3 – Kanazawa Kagekiza (Ishikawa)
Wednesday, May 4 – Phoenix Plaza (Fukui)
Sunday, May 8 – Kagoshima Shimin Bunka Hall (Kagoshima)
Tuesday, May 10 – Kumamoto Shimin Kaikan Sojo Daigaku Shimin Hall (Kumamoto)
Thursday, May 12 – Fukuoka Sun Palace (Fukuoka)
Friday, May 13 – Fukuoka Sun Palace (Fukuoka)
Wednesday, May 18 – NHK Hall (Tokyo)
Thursday, May 19 – NHK Hall (Tokyo)
Sunday, May 22 – Beisia Bunka Hall (Gunma)
Wednesday, May 25 – Kobe International House (Hyogo)
Thursday, May 26 – Kobe International House (Hyogo)
Saturday, May 28 – Nagoya Congress Center (Aichi)
Sunday, May 29 – Nagoya Congress Center (Aichi)
Friday, June 3 – Kagawa Kenmin Hall (Kagawa)
Saturday, June 4 – Matsuyama Shimin Kaikan (Ehime)
Thursday, June 9 – Kurashiki Shimin Kaikan (Okayama)
Saturday, June 11 – Hiroshima Bunka Gakuen HBG Hall (Hiroshima)
Thursday, June 16 – Rome Theater Kyoto (Kyoto)
Saturday, June 18 – Orix Theater (Osaka)
Sunday, June 19 – Orix Theater (Osaka)
Thursday, June 23 – Nitori Bunka Hall (Hokkaido)
Friday, June 24 – Nitori Bunka Hall (Hokkaido)
Sunday, June 26 – Niigata Kenmin Kaikan (Niigata)
Thursday, June 30 – Tokyo International Forum (Tokyo)
Friday, July 1 – Tokyo International Forum (Tokyo)
Sunday, July 3 – Koriyama Shimin Bunka Center (Fukushima)
Wednesday, July 6 – Kanagawa Kenmin Hall (Kanagawa)
Saturday, July 9 – Sendai Sun Plaza Hall (Miyagi)
Sunday, July 10 – Sendai Sun Plaza Hall (Miyagi)
