【日本の昭和ポップス史】1975年からはじまるBIG4／山下達郎、浜田省吾、中島みゆき／矢沢永吉のロック／桑田佳祐が登場した年／日本ロック史／THINKpod

Looking back at the history of Japanese pop music, 1975 was a year in which many major musicians emerged. The so-called "Big Four"—Eikichi Yazawa, Tatsuro Yamashita, Shogo Hamada, and Miyuki Nakajima—and then Keisuke Kuwata, leading to Southern All Stars. Music critic Susie Suzuki provides commentary. THINKpod is a business video media brought to you by Kodansha.    / @thinkpod_by_kodansha   👆Please subscribe to our channel! Part 1    • 【日本の昭和歌謡史】1975年に注目／時代を代表するGREAT３／吉田拓郎／井上陽水...   Part 2 This video Table of Contents 0:00 Digest 01:06 The Big Four that began in this era: Eikichi Yazawa, Tatsuro Yamashita, Shogo Hamada, Miyuki Nakajima 01:43 What is Eikichi Yazawa's rock music, specifically "Carol"? 08:07 Tatsuro Yamashita and "Sugar Babe" 11:38 Shogo Hamada's powerful message from "Aido" 13:09 What I admired about Shogo Hamada 14:35 The BIG 4, lastly Miyuki Nakajima 14:52 What did Miyuki Nakajima leave behind in the history of pop music? 18:21 When did New Music break through? 19:06 1975, Keisuke Kuwata: "The year the prototype of Southern All Stars was born" 21:51 1978, Southern All Stars' debut day is "Rock Memorial Day" 23:40 Why is City Pop experiencing a revival? 27:35 What kind of music is New Music today? Who is the knight? Guest's Book "New Japanese Music 1975~" https://amzn.asia/d/026OzsxM Guest Susie Suzuki / Music Critic Born in Higashi-Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture in 1966. She analyzes a wide range of music genres, from Showa-era pop songs to the latest hits, from a social perspective. She has authored numerous books, including "New Japanese Music 1975~," "Keisuke Kuwata Theory," and "History of Japanese Pop Music 1966-2023." She is also active as a radio DJ. Interviewer Yuta Tajima #1975 #NewMusic #SouthernAllStars #KeisukeKuwata #TatsuroYamashita #ShogoHamada #MiyukiNakajima #EikichiYazawa #ShowaPop #JapaneseRock #HistoryOfJapaneseMusic