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| http://dbpedia.org/ontology/abstract | 핑거파이브(フィンガー5)는 일본의 팝그룹으로, 오키나와인인 타마모토 형제인 카즈오, 미츠오, 마사오, 아키라, 그리고 여동생인 타에코가 멤버로 있다. 그들의 최고 기록음반은 "사랑의 다이얼 6700 (恋のダイヤル6700 - Love Call 6700)"이다. , Finger 5 (フィンガー5, Fingā Faibu) was a Japan … Finger 5 (フィンガー5, Fingā Faibu) was a Japanese pop group, initially composed of the four Okinawan Tamamoto brothers Kazuo, Mitsuo, Masao, Akira, and sister Taeko. Their greatest hit was "Koi no Dial 6700" (恋のダイヤル6700, "Love Dial 6700). The Okinawa-based group performed catchy songs, wore matching outfits and had choreographed dance routines. They even performed cover versions of Motown hits, including those of the Jackson 5. The band was formed in 1967 with only the three brothers Kazuo, Mitsuo and Masao, who performed as All Brothers. Conveniently their father owned a bar in Okinawa at which they performed. After winning a local talent contest it was decided that they could go farther if based in Tokyo, although at the time the eldest brother Kazuo was still only 14. The group, who were partly inspired by the Partridge Family TV show, struggled in the Tokyo area, often playing at venues that catered to US military, as they had done in Okinawa. In 1970, they signed with King Records as the Baby Brothers, but their three releases did not sell well. In early 1972 Akira and Taeko were added to the group and they became Finger Five. Later that year they debuted on the Philips label, with First Album, and scored a huge hit with the single “Kojin Jugyo (Private Lessons)" in 1973. “Kojin Jugyo” sold almost a million and a half copies, and follow-up singles "Koi no Dial 6700 (Love Call 6700)" and “Gakuen Tengoku” were also major hits. Their songs were primarily about school life and puppy love, and most of their fans were youngsters. After working hard for years, the group had attained superstar status. They became regulars on the weekly TV show Ginza NOW, and made the movies Hello Finger Five, Chonoryoku Dayo! Zenin Shugo and Finger Five No Dai Boken, all of which were released in 1974. That year they also held a joint concert with Canada’s De Franco Family. The group, however, were not able to hold on to their popstar crown very long. In 1975, Kazuo dropped out of the group, and his cousin Minoru Gushiken replaced him. The group was feeling overwhelmed by the sudden stardom thrust on them, and after a good-bye tour, relocated to the United States for late 1975 and early 1976. Besides catching their breath, the members wanted to approach their craft more seriously and evolve beyond being “idols”. However, in their absence, interest in the group waned, and when they returned to release their more mature music, sales evaporated. In 1978, Finger 5 disbanded, although some members have attempted comebacks, in 1980 as Fingers, 1985 as Zapp, in 1991 as Finger Five, in 1992 as Finger Five Soul Band, and in 1994 as AM Fingers.Five Soul Band, and in 1994 as AM Fingers. , フィンガー5（フィンガーファイブ、Finger 5）は、日本の男女混合歌謡アイドルグループ。主に1970年代に活動した。沖縄県出身の男性4人と女性1人の5人兄妹が踊りながら歌い、四男の晃は変声期前のハイトーンボイスでメインボーカルを担当し、彼らの歌唱力やルックスなどが人気を博してミリオンセラーとなった。 バンドを自称するも、全盛期は演奏する場がほとんどなかった。解散後も音楽活動やテレビ出演などを時折している。 |
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| rdfs:comment | 핑거파이브(フィンガー5)는 일본의 팝그룹으로, 오키나와인인 타마모토 형제인 카즈오, 미츠오, 마사오, 아키라, 그리고 여동생인 타에코가 멤버로 있다. 그들의 최고 기록음반은 "사랑의 다이얼 6700 (恋のダイヤル6700 - Love Call 6700)"이다. , フィンガー5（フィンガーファイブ、Finger 5）は、日本の男女混合歌謡アイドルグループ。主に1970年代に活動した。沖縄県出身の男性4人と女性1人の5人兄妹が踊りながら歌い、四男の晃は変声期前のハイトーンボイスでメインボーカルを担当し、彼らの歌唱力やルックスなどが人気を博してミリオンセラーとなった。 バンドを自称するも、全盛期は演奏する場がほとんどなかった。解散後も音楽活動やテレビ出演などを時折している。 , Finger 5 (フィンガー5, Fingā Faibu) was a Japan … Finger 5 (フィンガー5, Fingā Faibu) was a Japanese pop group, initially composed of the four Okinawan Tamamoto brothers Kazuo, Mitsuo, Masao, Akira, and sister Taeko. Their greatest hit was "Koi no Dial 6700" (恋のダイヤル6700, "Love Dial 6700). In 1978, Finger 5 disbanded, although some members have attempted comebacks, in 1980 as Fingers, 1985 as Zapp, in 1991 as Finger Five, in 1992 as Finger Five Soul Band, and in 1994 as AM Fingers.Five Soul Band, and in 1994 as AM Fingers. |
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