THE ALFEE Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

GLORIOUSTHE ALFEE64rank/position

THE ALFEE – GLORIOUS【Grateful Birth Final】

Released in 2013 as their 63rd single, “GLORIOUS.” With an intro reminiscent of church music and a gripping guitar riff by Takamizawa, it’s a life song about thinking of a friend.

The prayer-like lyrics and Takamizawa’s passionate feelings, conveyed so vividly, are deeply stirring.

There are moments when even the smallest happiness gives us tremendous courage and joy, aren’t there? By holding on to such moments as we walk forward, the future will surely shine.

No matter how the times pass or values change, this masterpiece reminds us that the love we feel for someone precious is unchanging.

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KEI

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LOVE NEVER DIESTHE ALFEE65rank/position

THE ALFEE – LOVE NEVER DIES (PV)

It’s the theme song of the 1996 Nippon TV drama “Kiseki no Romance.” As their 43rd single, the track became a hit, boosted by the drama’s popularity.

It’s a classic ballad featuring grand piano and organ arrangements topped with beautiful vocal harmonies.

STARSHIP ~In Search of Light~THE ALFEE66rank/position

STARSHIP -In Search of Light- (THE ALFEE 2005 TOKYO BAY STATION: Terminal.2)

It was released in October 1984.

It’s a love song with a cosmic and dynamic worldview, likening the love between two people to light shining in the universe.

With many references to the Bible, it feels like watching a single film.

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Goodbyes should be casualTHE ALFEE67rank/position

Casual goodbyes (Sayonara wa sarigenaku) THE ALFEE - Sub Spanish

This is a song from the album “TIME AND TIDE,” released in 1979.

Although it’s a song about saying goodbye, it’s infused with Latin flavor and has a cheerful finish.

The album contains a relatively large number of folk-leaning tracks, but this song is especially pop, foreshadowing the direction The Alfee would take thereafter.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Bridge of HopeTHE ALFEE68rank/position

Bridge of Hope [THE ALFEE]

Following “On the Morning When the Bell of Hope Rings,” this song was selected as the theme for the TBS drama Salaryman Kintaro 4.

Released in 2004 as their 52nd single, it’s a colorful track that layers THE ALFEE’s signature melody over powerful drums.

FOR THE BRAND-NEW DREAMTHE ALFEE69rank/position

THE ALFEE – FOR THE BRAND-NEW DREAM [Era of the Wind ★ Summer DAY 2]

FOR THE BRAND-NEW DREAM, which was included on the single for Kimi ga Toorisugita Ato ni -Don’t Pass Me By-, the theme song for the baseball anime film Touch 3: Kimi ga Toorisugita Ato ni, was also used as the ending theme for Touch 3.

Its brassy sound colors the English lyrics that depict the drive toward dreams and goals.

The slightly mischievous, sparkling, explosive vibe feels youthful and incredibly empowering! Sakurai’s bass and Sakazaki’s acoustic guitar lay the foundation, while Takamizawa’s guitar—soaring as if flying through the open sky—is absolutely irresistible.

It’s an upbeat tune that lifts your spirits not only when you’re engrossed in what you love, but also as travel BGM!

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FLOWER REVOLUTIONTHE ALFEE70rank/position

FLOWER REVOLUTION

Released in 1990, this song became a popular number and was also chosen as the image song for the Osaka International Women’s Marathon.

The lyrics, written by Mr.

Takamizawa, are imbued with themes of love, hope, and a desire for social change.

It strikingly conveys a forward-looking spirit for starting anew.

Its energetic, romantic pop-rock sound is compelling, making it a staple frequently performed live.

Recommended for those who want to embrace hope for the future while sensing the contrast between idealism and realism.