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Vodka Collins performing the title track of their album "Pink Soup"...
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Vodka Collins performing the title track of their album "Pink Soup" at Club 251 in Shimokitazawa Tokyo in 1997. The clip starts with an odd and funny song introduction by lead singer - guitarist Alan Merrill, whose on stage introductions are often obscure ramblings,and he doesn't let us down here in that department. Drums by the late Hiroshi Oguchi, bass by Mabo (Masayoshi Kabe) and rhythm guitar - harmony vocals by the one and only Monsieur Kamayatsu. Vodka Collins started in the winter of 1971 and only stopped reunion tours and recording when drummer Hiroshi Oguchi became fatally ill with cancer in the new millennium, passing away in January of 2008. In spite of this sad turn of events, the music of the band lives on in these clips courtesy of the band's tour manager Mr. Jun Kaneko, who filmed many of the group's shows on their tours of Japan in the 1990s with his handi-cam. A special thank you to Mr. Kaneko for providing these video clips and preserving the performances.
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Vodka Collins, performing composer Bobby Troupe's classic song "Rou...
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Vodka Collins, performing composer Bobby Troupe's classic song "Route 66" at Club 251, Shimokitazawa Tokyo. Oct 8th, 1997. This was during the "Pink Soup" album promotional tour. Vodka Collins are Hiroshi Oguchi (drums) Alan Merrill (lead vocals & lead guitar) Monsieur Kamayatsu (rhythm guitar) Mabo Kabe (bass). They started as a glam rock band in late 1971 and released new more pop, rock and blues based recordings recordings until 2004, when Mr. Oguchi's health began to deteriorate, and he passed away in January 2008 of cancer. The other members of the band are involved in new projects now. Monsieur is recording solo and with his band Sans Filtre, Alan Merrill is recording solo albums, and Masayoshi Kabe is working with his popular ZZK band. The band Vodka Collins have never recorded Route 66 on any of their albums, but the song has been a part of their live act since they started in the seventies.
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