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Artist: Show Ya

Title: Glamour

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1988

Label: Eastworld (Japan)

Catalog Number: TOCT-8407

Personnel

Keiko Terada lead and backing vocals
Miki Nakamura organ, synthesizers, backing vocals
Miki Igarashi guitar, guitar synth, backing vocals
Miki Tsunoda drums
Satomi Senba bass

Tracks

1.	I Gotta Your Love	3:46
2.	The Wind	3:30
3.	title in Japanese	4:59
4.	Still Be Hangin' On	3:39
5.	Come On!	4:11
6.	title in Japanese	4:25
7.	Keep Me in Your Heart	2:50
8.	Rock Train	4:43
9.	title in Japanese	4:24
10.	title in Japanese	4:48
11.	We'll Still Be Hangin' On	4:58
Total Running Time:		46:13

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Kels

Date: October 20, 2004 at 14:13

I just got my Show-Ya Glamour cd in from Japan that I purchased from ebay. Some really good examples of 80's lead guitar riffs, which I thoroughly enjoy listening to. Many of the tracks I've heard live on the Tokyo Live Tour. Studio verisons are clear but the live tracks are in my opinion better listening for the added vocals and extended live versions. Bottom line: An outstanding example of 80's metal/rock, listening to this album brought back names and sounds such as Heart and Bon Jovi.

From: JarWi	Date: December 11, 2005 at 10:28
Their best album so far. I Gotta Your Love and We'll Still... are my faves, the Japanese version of this song is also nice to listen to.

From: wilmerAORespinas	Date: December 28, 2006 at 18:37
REALMENTE ESTAS CHICAS SON MUY BUENAS .... CUANDO VI UN VIDEO DE ELLAS EN EL YOUTUBE DIJE ! QUE HEAVYS ! PERO EN REALIDAD SON MAS AOR !!! EL TEMA We'll Still Be Hangin' On ES REALMENTE FEELING AL MANGO !! QUE BUEN ALBUM ! LA CANTANTE EXCELENTE TRANSMITE ENERGIA .. Y LAS DEMAS CHICAS EN LO SUYO QUE BIEN !! BUENA

From: JonniJigolo

Date: January 2, 2009 at 14:37

JarWi, again I totally agree with you! "I Gotta Your Love" must have blown the original fans away when they first heard that. "We'll Still Be Hangin' On" is actually an old Journey reject from the "Raised On Radio" sessions. Keiko's delivery really makes the song sound much more emotional then what the original demo did, and the ballads "Go Again" (Track 10) and "Dakareta Mama" (Track 5) are awesome, they stick in your head and stay there. "Yoru No Sei Ja Nai" (Track 9) is another great track. This is my favourite Show-Ya album and is essential in any rocker's collection. I can't give it anything less then 100/100

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