Classic and popular songs by Crazy Ken Band
Here’s an introduction to songs by Crazy Ken Band, led by Ken Yokoyama, famous for the catchphrase “Ii ne!” The band’s music is characterized by incorporating various elements—enka-style pop, rock, funk, and R&B.
Although they’re often associated with the term “Showa kayō” (Showa-era pop), they continually explore new styles beyond just Showa pop.
The line “Ore no hanashi o kike” (“Listen to what I have to say”) from their signature song Tiger & Dragon is said to be a phrase that Mr.
Yokoyama’s father used to say frequently back in the day.
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Crazy Ken Band's Classic and Popular Songs (21–30)
Live.CRAZY KEN BAND
A standout track with an upbeat, happy rhythm that even carries a touch of the ’80s.
What makes it truly moving is how the warm, gently enveloping lyrics blow away any bad feelings, perfectly matching the fun groove.
It’s overflowing with euphoria, the kind of song that makes you forget the hardships of daily life and even clears away a gloomy mood while you listen.
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It’s included on their 12th album, “MINT CONDITION,” released on August 11, 2010.
First off, that intro performance is so cool it gives you chills! The lyrics portray a worldview that’s quintessentially them, and before you know it, you’ll find yourself humming along—this song has that effect!
December 17CRAZY KEN BAND
This song is included on the eighth album, GALAXY.
It tells the story of a man and a woman who bring an end to their ambiguous relationship on December 17, just a week before Christmas.
The slow keyboard chords and poignant lyrics are deeply moving.
It was featured as an insert song in the game Yakuza.
KadomatsuCRAZY KEN BAND
How about a dazzling tune to ring in the new decade of the 2020s? Written by Crazy Ken Band as the theme song for the film “We Make Antiques! Kyoto Rendezvous,” this track features glittering big band–style brass and a breezy swing feel.
Riding on Ken Yokoyama’s deep vocals, it humorously portrays New Year social scenes and the subtleties of human relationships, using auspicious New Year motifs to invite good fortune at the start of the year.
Produced for the film released in January 2020, it was also included on the October 2020 album “NOW.” Its flashy, stylish vibe makes it perfect as BGM for New Year gatherings, drives, and parties.
With an urban jazz sound, it lifts your spirits and sets a festive mood!
Tiger & DragonCRAZY KEN BAND
An R&B number overflowing with manly spirit—wild and soulful—that also served as the theme song for the drama “Tiger & Dragon.” A melody delivered with a deep, gravelly voice, and dandy lyrics.
It’s a track packed with the very essence of Crazy Ken Band.
That memorable phrase sticks with you; it’s a song that makes you want to sing in sunglasses and a suit, brow furrowed.
Bellett 1600 GTCRAZY KEN BAND
The “Bellett” in the title refers to Isuzu’s BELLETT car, and it’s said that it’s now difficult to find one in good condition.
It’s definitely a song that frequently features Ken Yokoyama, who’s famous for being a car enthusiast! Everyone can sing along, so it really fires up the crowd at live shows!
AMANOGAWACRAZY KEN BAND
This is a track included on the eighth album, “GALAXY.” It’s a unique song set at a matchmaking party for middle-aged people.
The languid backing track layered with the sound of shamisen and the heavily rhymed lyrics create a distinctive world.