Talk:Mr. Telephone Man

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Covering Junko Ohashi

Junko Ohashi's song "Telephone Number" was covered by the American R&B group New Edition in 1985. The song was featured on the Japanese edition of their self-titled album New Edition. Their version of the song paid homage to the original while incorporating their distinct 1980s R&B sound. Junko Ohashi released the song "Telephone Number" in 1981. It is part of her album Magic, which is known for its influence in the city pop genre that gained significant attention both in Japan and internationally. 124.100.48.5 (talk) 05:32, 24 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]