Tadao Inoue is his real name. He was born in Tokyo in 1941. Tadao joined a Japanese great rock band "Jackey Yoshikawa and his Blue Comets" in the early 1960s, one of the most successful band in Japan as a player with a sax and flute. Tadao left Blue Comets in 1972, and became a composer and music producer and a singer. In about1980, he began to use the name of Daisuke Inoue as a stage name instead of Tadao. He had been originally called "Dai-chan" around him as his nickname since early times. "Chan" is something like a Mr. or Mis. and "Dai" comes from a famous Japanese old male actor, "Daisuke Inoue", so it has nothing to do with KARAOKE. As you mentioned, sadly he passed away in 2000, leaving many many masterpieces in this world. (Is it clear? Sorry for my poor english.)
初めて聴いて、びっくり。皆 素敵な曲ばかりーー。 そして、突然ですが 悲報を聞いて、
イツも大ちゃんのことを心よりお祈りしています。素敵な、才能ある優しい語りかけの歌声、わたし凄く気に入っています。ありがとうございました。ゆっくりお休み下さいね。
煙草のCM サムタイムライトのCMソングですね〜ヽ(^o^)丿
素敵な曲ばかりですね、当時は、大ちゃんがこんなに歌〽️が上手いとは認識不足でした。まだ中学生だったからかしら?
LongDistance Hotel、シカタノナイヒトと共に大好きな曲です。
どちらも過去に出したアルバムとアレンジを変えて収録されています🎵
このアルバムは井上大輔さんが出された最後のCDになり、切ない思いで聴いています。
アップロードありがとうございます!
愛の国へ いいよね!
いつ聞いても色褪せないよ。
愛の国へ は名曲です。
RIP😢
どっかで聴いたような曲調のが多いけど、それだけいろんな曲聴いて自曲に昇華させてたんやね。
また大ちゃん、こんなに歌上手かったんやとビックリ。
K T 様
CMソングに使われた曲が数曲ありますよ🎵
どの曲も優しく温かい大輔さんの歌声に癒されます🎵
Tadao Inoue is his real name. He was born in Tokyo in 1941. Tadao joined a Japanese great rock band "Jackey Yoshikawa and his Blue Comets" in the early 1960s, one of the most successful band in Japan as a player with a sax and flute.
Tadao left Blue Comets in 1972, and became a composer and music producer and a singer. In about1980, he began to use the name of Daisuke Inoue as a stage name instead of Tadao. He had been originally called "Dai-chan" around him as his nickname since early times. "Chan" is something like a Mr. or Mis. and "Dai" comes from a famous Japanese old male actor, "Daisuke Inoue", so it has nothing to do with KARAOKE.
As you mentioned, sadly he passed away in 2000, leaving many many masterpieces in this world.
(Is it clear? Sorry for my poor english.)