Chiemi Eri
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Biography
Chiemi Eri, born Chiemi Kubo on January 11, 1937, in Tokyo, Japan, was a singer. She began her career at 14 with "Tennessee Waltz" and performed on American military bases, blending Japanese songs with American standards like "Jambalaya" and "Come on-a My House". Eri's acting career ran parallel to her music; she formed a trio with Hibari Misora and Izumi Yukimura. Notable releases include Chiemi Sings Standards (1959) and collaborations like Chiemi Eri & The Delta Rhythm Boys (1961). She released her final single, "Sakaba Nite", in 1974. Eri passed away on February 13, 1982, due to a stroke with asphyxiation. Her music has seen posthumous releases such as the album Chiemi Eri (2016) and the single "Come on-a My House / Jingle Bells" (2016).
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- Blue Moon
- C' est si bon
- Summertime in venice featuring Connie Francis
- Changing partners
- It's only a paper moon by Chiemi Eri
- Tokyo waltz
- Tennessee Waltz
- On the sunny side of the street by Chiemi Eri
- Skokiaan
- Uchi e Oide yo
- That passionate trumpet
- Jingke bells featuring Chiemi Eri
- Tea for two featuring Vincent Youmans
- Otemo-Yan
- A flower girl
- Istanbul by Chiemi Eri
- Somebody bad stole the wedding bell
- Walkin' my baby back home by Chiemi Eri
- You belong to me featuring Redd Stewart
- Anna
- Blue moon by Chiemi Eri
- Tennessee waltz featuring Redd Stewart
- Chattanooga Shoeshine Boy
- Vaya con dios featuring Chiemi Eri
