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'''The Rockers''' (Rokkazu) were formed in 1977 in Hakata, North Kyushu, a five-piece band which recorded three albums between 1980 and 1982 (''Who'', ''Come On'', and ''Shakin'') under [[Pony Canyon|Canyon Records]].<ref>[http://www.midnighteye.com/reviews/rockers.shtml "Rockers"] ''Midnight Eye''.</ref> |
'''The Rockers''' (ザ・ロッカーズ, Rokkazu, stylized as TH eROCKERS) were formed in 1977 in Hakata, North Kyushu, a five-piece band which recorded three albums between 1980 and 1982 (''Who'', ''Come On'', and ''Shakin'') under [[Pony Canyon|Canyon Records]].<ref>[http://www.midnighteye.com/reviews/rockers.shtml "Rockers"] ''Midnight Eye''.</ref> They belonged to the so-called [[Mentai Rock]] scene. |
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Their frontman, [[Takanori Jinnai]], went on to have a two-decade acting career and winning Best Actor accolades at the Japanese Academy Awards on two occasions and became a film director in 2001. |
Their frontman, [[Takanori Jinnai]], went on to have a two-decade acting career and winning Best Actor accolades at the Japanese Academy Awards on two occasions and became a film director in 2001. |
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They were featured in the film [[Rockers (2003 film)]] by directed by Takanori Jinnai which recorded of the spirit and energy of the early Japanese punk movement, the band splitting up soon after filming was completed. |
They were featured in the film [[Rockers (2003 film)]] by directed by Takanori Jinnai which recorded of the spirit and energy of the early Japanese punk movement, the band splitting up soon after filming was completed. In 2014 the band reformed for the memorial concert of former bassist Jun Hashimoto and started to play irregularly later on. In 2018 Takanori Jinnai and a mostly new line-up started to work on new material and eventually they released a new album, ''Rock'n Roll'' in 2019. |
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==Members== |
==Members== |
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Takanori Jinnai |
* Takanori Jinnai |
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* Ko-chan ([[Takashi Tsukamoto]]) |
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* Jin ([[Shunsuke Nakamura]]) |
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Jin ([[Shunsuke Nakamura]]) |
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==Films== |
==Films== |
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Revision as of 07:55, 8 April 2020
The Rockers (ザ・ロッカーズ, Rokkazu, stylized as TH eROCKERS) were formed in 1977 in Hakata, North Kyushu, a five-piece band which recorded three albums between 1980 and 1982 (Who, Come On, and Shakin) under Canyon Records.[1] They belonged to the so-called Mentai Rock scene.
Their frontman, Takanori Jinnai, went on to have a two-decade acting career and winning Best Actor accolades at the Japanese Academy Awards on two occasions and became a film director in 2001.
They were featured in the film Rockers (2003 film) by directed by Takanori Jinnai which recorded of the spirit and energy of the early Japanese punk movement, the band splitting up soon after filming was completed. In 2014 the band reformed for the memorial concert of former bassist Jun Hashimoto and started to play irregularly later on. In 2018 Takanori Jinnai and a mostly new line-up started to work on new material and eventually they released a new album, Rock'n Roll in 2019.
Members
- Takanori Jinnai
- Ko-chan (Takashi Tsukamoto)
- Jin (Shunsuke Nakamura)
- Tani (Hiroshi Tamaki)
Films
- Rockers
- Burst City (1982) by Sogo Ishii
- アイデン & ティティ (2004) by Tomorowo Taguchi (田口トモロヲ)