Masayuki Suzuki’s greatest and most popular songs

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Kirin Dry Beer commercial – Gene Hackman

It was the song from the Kirin Dry Beer commercial featuring Gene Hackman.

As a kid, I looked forward to seeing that commercial.

The chorus is unforgettable once you hear it.

I didn’t realize it at the time, but looking back, it was the perfect song to capture the refreshing feel of summer beer.

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Car Color TV No. 134: “Liberty” Masayuki Suzuki

It’s a song with lyrics entirely in English, which I think was quite rare for its time.

With a gentle melody and lyrics celebrating life, Masayuki Suzuki sings with a clear, expansive voice that gives the feeling of listening to a hymn.

It’s a song that conveys Suzuki’s great kindness.

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Masayuki Suzuki - Our Love Is Special (1989)

It’s the B-side track of the single “Love Overtime.” The lyrics are entirely in English, and the song has a somewhat romantic tone.

It has such a Western pop feel that it wouldn’t seem out of place on an international hit chart, and perhaps because Masayuki Suzuki liked it as well, it was included on his best-of album “MARTINI.”

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Maki Nomiya “Winter Begins” [Duet with Masayuki Suzuki feat. Smooth Ace] Video Edit Version

In Noriyuki Makihara’s song “Fuyu ga Hajimaru,” Maki Nomiya, a Shibuya-kei singer, performs a duet with Masayuki Suzuki on her cover album.

A trailer has been released online where you can catch a brief glimpse of their duet.

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Masayuki Suzuki Kuuna 1989

It’s a song that portrays women from the bubble era.

I think it’s a very tasteful track that you never get tired of listening to.

Even now, when I’m feeling down, it lifts my spirits.

To me, it feels like a hymn to women, with Masayuki Suzuki gently speaking to and encouraging them.

The trumpet adds a really nice touch.

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Masayuki Suzuki with The Gospellers - Live starting now

This is the first collaborative single with The Gospellers.

The song was composed by Kaoru Kurosawa of The Gospellers, and members of the group participate as chorus singers.

Its gentle melody conveys Mr.

Suzuki’s deep affection.

The Gospellers’ supportive chorus and harmonies are also not to be missed.

Isn’t it fine with just the two of us?Suzuki Masayuki

Hitomi Shimatani + Masayuki Suzuki: Isn't It Fine With Just the Two of Us (On-Site Version)

This is a duet that came to fruition after Hitomi Shimatani asked to sing with Masayuki Suzuki, whom she greatly respects.

Suzuki also accepted because he holds Shimatani’s vocal ability in high regard.

While “Shibuya de 5-ji” with Momoko Kikuchi felt like a blend of motion and stillness, this track is a high-energy tune where motion and motion intertwine and soar together.

Shimatani’s vocals are astonishing as well.