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9 de jun. de 2021 · Watch The Runaways full mouth-watering performance live in Tokyo, 1977. “Big in Japan” was, for a long time, the pre-cursor to a band being wholly unlistenable. The idea that a group who didn’t sell very well in the US or UK, therefore, would sell well in Japan was an easy association to make in the 20th century.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1977 8-Track Cartridge release of "Live In Japan" on Discogs.
Drums, Backing Vocals – Sandy West. Engineer – Toshio Kobayashi. Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals – Lita Ford. Lead Vocals – Cherie Currie. Mixed By – Kent J. Smythe, Takashi Kitazawa. Photography – Akiyoshi Miyashita. Producer – Kent J. Smythe, The Runaways. Rhythm Guitar, Lead Vocals – Joan Jett.
Mastered By [To CD] – Alan Wilson. Mixed By – Kent J. Smythe, Takashi Kitazawa. Photography By – Akiyoshi Miyashita, Eiichiro Sakata-Apache *, Weekly Heibon. Photography By [Additional Photos / Reissue Photography] – Donna Santini, Nina Bringas. Producer – Kent J. Smythe, The Runaways.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2006 CD release of "Live In Japan" on Discogs.
Cherry Bomb (Live In Tokyo Japan, 1977) 2:11. American Nights (Live In Tokyo Japan, 1977) 4:04. C' Mon (Live In Tokyo Japan, 1977) 4:14. Runaways - Japan (1977 - Full Concert HD) (DHV 2011) 48:22. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1977 Vinyl release of "Live In Japan" on Discogs.
Live In Japan Second has Polydor credits on sleeve, but Polygram on label. Live In Japan Third has Polygram credits on both sleeve & label. This one. Label also has band name and title printed in much larger font than the Polygram label on second pressing.
