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 (51–60)
Moving (house move)CRAZY KEN BAND

In contrast to their signature song “Tiger & Dragon,” this track exudes a refreshing vibe—it’s Crazy Ken Band’s “Moving.” As you pack up and your room gets tidier, you sometimes realize, “Wow, this room was actually this spacious!” The lyrics begin with such an everyday observation, yet they also touch on things that can make you unexpectedly sentimental: the memories crammed into a familiar room and how quickly time passes.
Once you’ve finished getting ready to move, why not take a breather and look back on the memories you’ve made so far?
ripping sound; the sound/feel of something tearing or splitting (meri-meri)CRAZY KEN BAND

Crazy Ken Band, the top sound creators in the East.
They’ve been active since 1997, and their 2002 single “Tiger & Dragon” became a sensation, earning them nationwide popularity.
One of their signature songs, “Meri Meri,” released as a single in 2006, gained acclaim for its R&B-centered melody and lyrics depicting mature romance.
If you’ve only listened to “Tiger & Dragon,” you’ll probably be shocked, thinking, “They’re such a soulful band?!”
Kyoto bastardCRAZY KEN BAND

Released by Crazy Ken Band in 2012, this track is a Kyoto-themed song with punchy percussion that evokes the feel of a Western film soundtrack.
The lyrics are filled with keywords that exude a Showa-era mood.
Monte Carlo of the SunCRAZY KEN BAND

The Rose Hotel that appears in this song has since been bought out multiple times and no longer exists under that name, but as a café of the Rose Hotel, there’s a place with a tongue-twisting name, “Les Thermes Marins de Monte-Carlo,” which, just like the lyrics say, has large windows.
Monaco is one of the world’s premier destinations for the wealthy and is also famous for its races, and Yokoyama Ken’s uniquely tasteful lyrics and stylish music are a perfect fit.
Classic and popular songs by Crazy Ken Band (61–70)
It’s already autumn.CRAZY KEN BAND

The epitome of cool for grown-ups, Crazy Ken Band included this song on their 2006 album “GALAXY.” The vibe of a fun-loving older guy who adores summer lamenting that autumn has arrived might just reflect vocalist Ken Yokoyama’s own state of mind.
Hakone SkylineCRAZY KEN BAND

From the Gotemba side, the Hakone Skyline serves as a gateway to Hakone and Izu.
It’s only about 5 km long, but on clear days you can enjoy stunning views of Mount Fuji, making it a perfect driving course for a date.
Beyond that, it connects to the Ashinoko Skyline, and you can sense the man’s hesitation in the lyrics, too.
After all, wherever you go in Hakone, you’re in a hot spring town.
Hong Kong taxiCRAZY KEN BAND

When it comes to Japanese funk bands, many people are likely to think of them.
This is Crazy Ken Band, formed in 1997 with vocalist Ken Yokoyama at the center.
They have produced numerous stylish, mature songs with a touch of Showa-era retro flair.
In 2005, Tiger & Dragon, which was used as a TV drama theme song, became a major hit.
Their passionate, masculine vocals seize listeners’ hearts and never let go.


