Ann Lewis - Think! Pink! (1978) [24bit FLAC]

Aim for "Woman Julie". Ann Lewis's first step was inspired by Yumin, who skips various directions from the stage of recording the orchestra with "Sweet Expectations" (lyrics and composition by Yumi Matsutoya). The goal was set by Kenji Sawada, an office senior who had created a big movement by incorporating visuals into his strategy and developing rock that was easy for Japanese people to understand. This is the album following the hit of the single "Woman can't stand it" written and composed by Kunihiko Kase, who was one of the producers of Julie. The performance is described as Annie's Band. Beginning with the fusion-disco opening instrument "Think! Pink!", "Women can't stand it" like "Casablanca Dandy" + "Desperate", subtly Masahiro Kuwana-like "thrill on a woman's face" "Runs", suddenly mellow and jazzy "a little more", beach boys style "Shonan men", and Godiego's Tommy Schneider's song. It feels like a messy boiled state, but it's okay because it's kind of fun to see her playing pop music. This playfulness is unique to Japanese songs from the 1970s.