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Taeko Nishino

Taeko Nishino (Japanese: 西野妙子) is a Japanese singer and actress. She was an idol, and the lead singer of dos.

Life

She was born in 1975.

Discography

She released the following singles:

  • A Kyu Kiss (Japanese: A級キッス) (1990)
  • Give Me Paradise (Japanese: ギブ・ミー・パラダイス)
  • Kanashii Ringo (Japanese: 悲しい林檎) (1991). This single reached number 42 on the Oricon Singles Chart, and spent five weeks in that chart.
  • Junjokarende Gomennasai (Japanese: 純情可憐でごめんなさい) (1991). This single reached number 50 on the Oricon Singles Chart, and spent three weeks in that chart.
  • Junai Kyo Jidai (Japanese: 純愛狂時代) (1991)
  • 246 Heartbreakers (1991)
  • Kanashii Onna Ni Nacchau Yo (Japanese: 悲しい女になっちゃうよ) (1992)
  • Mafuyu Datte Iijanai (Japanese: 真冬だっていいじゃない)(1992)
  • Kizu Darake No Kiss (Japanese: 傷だらけのキス) (1993)
  • Kiss Me (1994)
  • Patron (Japanese: パトロン) (1994)
  • Deep Grind (1997). This single reached number 42 on the Oricon Singles Chart, and spent five weeks in that chart.

She released the following albums:

  • Rythm Jam (1991)
  • Flower Groove (1991). This album was praised by James Taylor.
  • Hatsubaiyoteibi (Japanese: 発売予定日) (1992)
  • Taste of the West (1992)
  • Innocent Tune (1994)

Television

She appeared in an episode of Cafe City Yokohama (カフェシティヨコハマ) on TVK.

dos

dos, or dance of sound, was a trio of singers consisting of Taeko Nishino, and Kaba-chan. It was produced by Tetsuya Komuro. The group appeared on the "Komuro Garcon" segment of Asayan.

dos released the following singles:

  • (1996). This single reached number 4 on the Oricon Singles Chart, and spent ten weeks in that chart. It reached number 5 on the singles chart. In one week it sold 80,000 copies.
  • (1996). This single reached number 6 on the Oricon Singles Chart, and spent ten weeks in that chart. It reached number 9 on the Dempa Publications singles chart.
  • (1996). This single reached number 26 on the Oricon Singles Chart, and spent two weeks in that chart.

dos released the following album:

  • (1996). This album reached number 3 on the Oricon Albums Chart, and spent seven weeks in that chart. It reached number 6 on the Dempa Publications albums chart.

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