Introduction: Eikichi Yazawa's first ever best album is finally being released! He has decided to finally release the best album he has never released in his 40-year career.

The songs were selected by Yazawa himself, and all songs have been remastered.

This album includes classic hits such as "I Love You, OK" and "Toki yo Tomare," as well as familiar songs from commercials and TV dramas such as "YES MY LOVE" and "Ari yo Saraba," and more recent songs such as "Saikō na Rock You!" and "IT'S UP TO YOU!", making it a work that will appeal to people of all ages and generations.

Listen to this and you'll understand the world of Eikichi Yazawa. The ultimate best album is here! Media reviews and more. Eikichi Yazawa, who celebrated his 40th debut anniversary in 2012, has released his first all-time best album.

The songs were selected by Yazawa himself, and all the songs have been remastered.

A best-of album that transcends generations and is a must-have for all ages, revealing the full world of Yazawa.

(C)RS P.when(A).execute(function(A) { A.on(a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse， function(data) { window.scroll(0， data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); About the artist Debuted in 1972 as the leader of the rock and roll band "Carol".

In 1977, he became the first Japanese solo rock artist to perform at the Nippon Budokan, and in 1978 he performed at the Korakuen Stadium. With his book "Nariagari" (The Rise), he created a huge "Yazawa boom."

In 2007, they performed an unprecedented 100 concerts at the Budokan.

In 2008, for the first time in 37 years, he suspended concert activities.

In 2009, he performed at his 60th birthday concert "ROCKNROLL IN TOKYO DOME" and overwhelmed 50,000 people.

In 2012, he celebrated his 40th anniversary since his debut, releasing his first original album in two years, "Last Song," on August 1st, and holding his 40th anniversary live concert, "EIKICHI YAZAWA 40th ANNIVERSARY LIVE "BLUE SKY"" at Nissan Stadium on September 1st. In addition, he released a DVD of the concert on November 7th, and performed 22 shows at 16 locations nationwide, "EIKICHI YAZAWA CONCERT TOUR "JAMMIN ALL NIGHT".

The group also broke the record for the most performances at the Nippon Budokan, with 122 performances.

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