Crazy Ken Band Popular Song Rankings [2026]

oldies but goodiesCRAZY KEN BAND8rank/position

Crazy Ken Band oldies but goodies

This song is included on the first bust edition, the “CKB Best Album.” Now that he’s an adult, it reflects on the past—expressing remorse for youthful indiscretions and gratitude toward his father.

It features a very gentle, waltz-like melody in 3/4 time that leaves a strong impression.

Friends are a good thing.CRAZY KEN BAND9rank/position

CRAZY KEN BAND Friends Are a Good Thing

Well, just like the title says! You all understand how important friends are, right? This is a song by Crazy Ken Band, known for hits like “Tiger & Dragon,” covering a number from the Shiki Theatre Company’s musical Yuta and the Strange Companions.

It features a gentle sound arrangement that feels like it sits between a children’s song and funk music—very striking.

And Ken Yokoyama’s deep, rugged vocals are irresistible.

It’s a moving masterpiece that reminds you of how precious the person beside you truly is.

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It’s already autumn.CRAZY KEN BAND10rank/position

It’s already autumn.

A song vividly portraying autumn scenery has arrived from Crazy Ken Band.

Released in September 2006, this work delicately captures the changing of the seasons.

Ken Yokoyama’s warm vocals beautifully evoke the feeling of autumn air.

With a unique choice of words, it weaves scenes where the lingering traces of summer meet the arrival of fall.

The rhythm—perfect for a drive—and the gently reflective lyrics form a pleasing contrast, making it a great companion for autumn foliage outings.

It’s a track that accompanies the small moments of everyday life.

The melody flowing past the window view feels like being wrapped in an autumn breeze, and it fits perfectly with the sentimental mood of twilight.

daylilyCRAZY KEN BAND11rank/position

Daylily / CKB

It was included as the fourth track on the 11th album, Girl! Girl! Girl!, released on August 12, 2009, and was used as the CM song for Seiyu’s “KY Campaign.” It’s a funky track with cool guitar cutting, and the lyrics—told from the perspective of a bicycle saddle—are unique and a must-hear!

Well, whatever.CRAZY KEN BAND12rank/position

Crazy Ken Band – Well, whatever (Short ver.)

Released on January 23, 2013 as the 16th single, it was chosen as the theme song for the film “Tsuyano Yoru.” The title uses Yokoyama Ken’s catchphrase, “Well, whatever,” and the track comes together as a soulful piece with a mellow vibe.

The electric sitar is used to great effect!

feigned illnessCRAZY KEN BAND13rank/position

Malingering / CKB

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!

physical relationshipCRAZY KEN BAND14rank/position

CRAZY KEN BAND Physical Relationship

Hard to believe this came out in 2001—it’s so cool and retro.

A track that gloriously runs against the times.

It’s the first single by CRAZY KEN BAND.

The melody is addictive, and the song exudes a pheromonal vibe, as if someone were whispering “nikutai kankei” (a physical relationship) right in your ear.