Musukko Club (息っ子クラブ) was a short-lived male spin-off idol group of Onyanko Club. They made their debut in 1986 with the song Boku-tachi no Season, and broke up after their February 15, 1987 concert at Nippon Budokan.[1] The seven members of the group were Ken Iwashiro, Shūsuke Namiki, Yoshinori Satō, Yōji Sawamukai, Kō Shimizu, Hirotoshi Shinozaki and Hiromitsu Shizuku. After 3 decades, the group reunited in 2016 and has been active ever since.
Discography
Singles
- Boku-tachi no Season/Kanojo wa Girlfriend, Epic/Sony, 07•5H-313, Single
- Chotto Karai Aitsu/Kimagure na Kimi ga Suki, Epic/Sony, 07•5H-332, Single
Albums
Songs that do not indicate a specific vocalist are sung by the entire group.
- 7 Junk Boys, Epic/Sony, 28•3H-266, LP
- A1. Zenryaku I Love You
- A2. Boku-tachi no Season
- A3. Meisō no Machi (Yōji Sawamukai)
- A4. Jungle Boy (Hiromitsu Shizuku)
- A5. Kanojo wa Girlfriend (Yoshinori Satō)
- A6. Ai no Mune o Hatte
- B1. Chotto Karai Aitsu
- B2. Hoshi no Dōbōsha (Ken Iwashiro)
- B3. Me-Cha-She (Shūsuke Namiki & Hirotoshi Shinozaki)
- B4. Onshitsu Sodachi no Melon-tachi (Kō Shimizu)
- B5. Kimagure na Kimi ga Suki (Yoshinori Satō)
A CD by the same title was released as well, with one extra track:
- 7 Junk Boys, Epic/Sony, 32•8H-102, January 21, 1987, CD
- Zenryaku I Love You
- Boku-tachi no Season
- Meisō no Machi (Yōji Sawamukai)
- Jungle Boy (Hiromitsu Shizuku)
- Kanojo wa Girlfriend (Yoshinori Satō)
- Ai no Mune o Hatte
- Chotto Karai Aitsu
- Hoshi no Dōbōsha (Ken Iwashiro)
- Me-Cha-She (Shūsuke Namiki & Hirotoshi Shinozaki)
- Onshitsu Sodachi no Melon-tachi (Kō Shimizu)
- Kimagure na Kimi ga Suki (Yoshinori Satō)
- Kimi o Idaite Mitai (CD version of Chotto Karai Aitsu)
Video releases
7 Junk Boys, Epic/Sony, VHS, 30 minutes, ¥4500[2]
This video of their final concert features the following songs:
- Boku-tachi no Season
- Zenryaku I Love You
- Meisō no Machi
- Jungle Boy
- Me-Cha-She
- Hoshi no Dōbōsha
- Onshitsu Sodachi no Melon-tachi
- Kanojo wa Girlfriend
- Boku-tachi no Season (reprise)
- Chotto Karai Aitsu
References
- ↑ (in Japanese) See Hatena Diary: 息っ子クラブ. Accessed August 4, 2006.
- ↑ (in Japanese) See Beatmania.net. Accessed August 4, 2006.
External links
- (in Japanese) Camelot / Musukko Club
- Official site
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