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Namie Amuro (安室奈美恵, born September 20 1977 in Naha, Okinawa), is one of the most prominent and successful singers in Japan.
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Namie Amuro (安室奈美恵, born September 20 20, 1977 in Naha, Okinawa), is one of the most prominent and successful singers in Japan.
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* {{Sampling}}: The premise of her single "60s 70s 80s", where each of the 3 songs featured samples a famous American hit from that decade. "NEW LOOK" samples "Baby Love" by TheSupremes, while "ROCK STEADY" and "WHAT A FEELING" sample the songs of the same name by Music/ArethaFranklin and Creator/IreneCara respectively.
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* {{Sampling}}: The premise of her single "60s 70s 80s", where each of the 3 songs featured samples a famous American hit from that decade. "NEW LOOK" samples "Baby Love" by TheSupremes, Music/TheSupremes, while "ROCK STEADY" and "WHAT A FEELING" sample the songs of the same name by Music/ArethaFranklin and Creator/IreneCara respectively.
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* {{Sampling}}: The premise of her single "60s 70s 80s", where each of the 3 songs featured samples a famous American hit from that decade. "NEW LOOK" samples "Baby Love" by TheSupremes, while "ROCK STEADY" and "WHAT A FEELING" sample the songs of the same name by ArethaFranklin and Irene Cara respectively.
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* {{Sampling}}: The premise of her single "60s 70s 80s", where each of the 3 songs featured samples a famous American hit from that decade. "NEW LOOK" samples "Baby Love" by TheSupremes, while "ROCK STEADY" and "WHAT A FEELING" sample the songs of the same name by ArethaFranklin Music/ArethaFranklin and Irene Cara Creator/IreneCara respectively.
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* BreakupBreakout: Subverted. She was the BreakoutCharacter within the Super Monkey's and went on to have much more success as a solo artist than the group had - but the Super Monkey's ''also'' became much more successful once Namie left and they rebranded as MAX, and went on to be one of the biggest Japanese girl groups of the late nineties.
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** In a less extreme case, she was the also the most sucessful member of the former "TK Family"[[note]]the various acts produced by TetsuyaKomuro during his peak popularity in the 90s[[/note]] other than Komuro's own group {{Globe}}, and the only former member to still be making hits over a decade after parting ways with him.
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** In a less extreme case, she was the also the most sucessful member of the former "TK Family"[[note]]the various acts produced by TetsuyaKomuro during his peak popularity in the 90s[[/note]] other than Komuro's own group {{Globe}}, Music/{{Globe}}, and the only former member to still be making hits over a decade after parting ways with him.
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* {{Sampling}}: The premise of her single "60s 70s 80s", where each of the 3 songs featured samples a famous American hit from that decade. "NEW LOOK" samples "Baby Love" by TheSupremes, while "ROCK STEADY" and "WHAT A FEELING" sample [[NamesTheSame the songs of the same name]] by ArethaFranklin and Irene Cara respectively.
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* {{Sampling}}: The premise of her single "60s 70s 80s", where each of the 3 songs featured samples a famous American hit from that decade. "NEW LOOK" samples "Baby Love" by TheSupremes, while "ROCK STEADY" and "WHAT A FEELING" sample [[NamesTheSame the songs of the same name]] name by ArethaFranklin and Irene Cara respectively.
