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Hoff Dylan
OriginTokyo, Japan[1]
Genres
Years active
  • 1987 - 2002
  • 2006 - present
Labels
Members
WebsiteHoff Dylan Official Site
YouTube information
Channel
Years active2014 -
GenreMusic
Subscribers~ 2,500
Views~ 550,000
Last updated: August 19, 2022

Hoff Dylan is a Japanese music unit consisting of Baby Watanabe and Yūhi Komiyama. Abbreviation is "Hoff". Debuted in 1996, went on hiatus in 2002, then resumed activity in 2006.

The unit name derives from Bob Dylan and the fact that they had an acquaintance who was a childcare worker (now a nursery teacher).[1]

Members

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  • Baby Watanabe ( (1968-10-17) October 17, 1968 (age 57) - A type A).
Vocals / Guitar, real name, Watanabe Shin. From Nerima Ward, Tokyo, lives in Asakusa. Dropped out of Tamagawa University. Initially performed under the name "Shin Watanabe Baby".
Vocals / Keyboard, from Shibuya Ward, Tokyo. Attended Seinan Elementary School, Seijo Gakuen, Seijo University. Initially called himself "Ten Finger Yuhi".

Backup Band (Top 3)

[edit]

The naming is based on the concept of giving "the most embarrassingly lame name."

  • Gensuke Tanaka (Drums): Formerly of Blue Tonic, now in Hamburger's and runs a rock bar called BEAT CAFE in Shibuya.
  • Maki Kitada (Bass): Syrup 16g
  • Junya Horiuchi (Guitar): Friend from Komiyama's university days.

Career

[edit]

In 1987, Watanabe attempted to form a band with a friend who was a childcare worker, but it was unsuccessful.[4]

On November 8, 1994, they performed as a support act for Tokyo No.1 Soul Set at their first live show at Shibuya CLUB QUATTRO. They then formed their current lineup with Komiyama, mainly performing live in Shimokitazawa.

On July 3, 1996, they made a major debut with the single Smile from Pony Canyon. On December 16, they released their 1st album Tamagawa Record.

On August 20, 1997, their 2nd album Washington, C.D. was released, making their first Top 10 appearance in the Oricon charts.

On December 29, 1998, they held their first Nippon Budokan concert titled "Gokuraku wa Koko da!!"

In 2000, they transferred to Nippon Columbia.

On January 10, 2001, they released their first best-of album, JAILHOUSE HITS, compiling singles from their Pony Canyon era.

On November 1, 2002, they released their Columbia-era best album OFF DYLAN. On November 12, they announced a hiatus, each focusing on solo activities.

To mark their 10th anniversary, a revival live was held at Hibiya Outdoor Music Hall on September 30, 2006. They then appeared at various events such as COUNTDOWN JAPAN.

On May 2, 2007, they held their first solo concert after the reactivation at Shibuya O-East. The sold-out show was broadcast live on MUSIC ON! TV. On June 21, they released the album Far Distance Love Continues!!

From September 22, 2012, they held a nationwide live tour "Hoff Two People Trip."

In 2016, when Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, Komiyama's Twitter joked about it, and media coverage followed. The tour name that year was inspired by this event, called "Nobel Music Show."

On July 2, 2017, during a live event titled "Hoff Dylan 20th Anniversary Last Supper" at TSUTAYA O-EAST, they announced returning to Pony Canyon. On October 18, they released Returned Hoff Dylan, reissuing five original albums remastered with bonus discs, including unreleased tracks.

Discography

[edit]

Singles

[edit]
Total Release date Title Catalog number Track list Notes/Commercial Tie-ins Chart position
1st July 3, 1996
Smile
PCDA-00873 Ending theme for Fuji TV anime "Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo" (first season).

CM song for T-Smile. Heavy rotation on FM802 in August 1996. Used in "Kentarou and Miku's Waiwai Kids". In March 2020, used in Otsuka Pharmaceutical's "Oronamin C" CM "Genki wa Tsuyoi zo. Speech." with Mor Nanao singing. In July 2020, Mor Nanao's cover was released digitally. August 2021, used in "24-Hour TV 44" for the song.

59th place
2nd November 1, 1996
Muffler Yoroshiku
PCDA-00907 89th place
3rd March 21, 1997
Kimi no Kao
PCCA-01096 Radio Osaka "ABC Music Paradise" March 1997 "Mupu Raichi" featured song 80th place
4th July 2, 1997
Koi wa Itumo Maboroshi no Yō ni
PCDA-00984 CM song for Coca-Cola "Coca-Cola Light".

Used in TV Tokyo "Moteki" episode 3.

35th place
5th November 7, 1997
Kojikoji Ginza
PCDA-01013 Opening theme for TBS anime "Kojikoji" (first season). 72nd place
6th March 18, 1998
Enkyori Renai wa Tsuzuku
PCDA-01041 CM song for Coca-Cola "Coca-Cola Light".

Opening theme for Asahi Broadcasting "Libido no Ran".

66th place
7th July 1, 1998
Yokubō
PCDA-01079 FM STEREO Power Push! June 1998.

FM Niigata Power Play July 1998.

58th place
8th November 6, 1998
Gokuraku wa Doko da
PCCA-01237 Fuji TV "Sora Tobu! Nep T Vibi" opening theme.

Covered in NHK Educational TV's "Music Teleview" segment "MTK".

71st place
9th March 13, 1999
STAND
PCCA-01297:12cm
PCDA-01141:8cm
Theme song for Disney movie "A Bug's Life".

Available in 12cm and 8cm single formats.

99th place
10th October 21, 2000
Nagai Himitsu
COCA-50391 First transfer single.

Ending theme for TBS "Hitachi Sekai Fushigi Hakken!"

59th place
11th February 21, 2001
TO THE WORLD
COCA-50474 88th place
12th July 20, 2001
MY THING
COCA-50634 86th place
13th December 8, 2001
GET READY!!
COCA-50664 99th place
14th November 1, 2002
Futsuwashii Hito
COCA-50708
15th March 21, 2007
Hajimari no Koi
AZCL-35003 First single after activity resumed. 90th place
16th December 19, 2007
Kami-sama Kami-sama Hotoke-sama
AZCL-35011 145th place
17th September 3, 2008
Koibitotachi
GNCL-0037 Discontinued single from GENEON.

Guest participation by Hideki Kaji and Saida Kaseki.

142nd place
18th February 4, 2009
New Peace
GNCL-0045 KAO "Fuwafuwa New Beads" CM song. 118th place
19th July 3, 2010
Manamana
Live venue / mail-order only.
20th November 21, 2015
Itoshiaatte Sekai wa Mawaru
First released as a free download.

Limited to live venue / mail-order. Ending theme for the CS program "Komiyama Yuhi's THE FOODIES". Ending theme for BS Fuji "Tokyo Meeting". Ending theme for BS Fuji "Kanning no DAI An Kichi!".

Distribution Releases

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Total Release date Title Track list Notes / Tie-ins
1st September 26, 2015
Itoshiaatte Sekai wa Mawaru
Itoshiaatte Sekai wa Mawaru
Free download release.
2nd June 21, 2017
Ameagari no Yozora ni / Eiga no Naka e
"Ameagari no Yozora ni" is a cover of RC Succession.

"Movie Naka e" was used in a short film featuring Hoff Dylan himself, shown before movies at nationwide SMT theaters.

3rd April 4, 2020
Deja Deja Bu Bu
Deja Deja Bu Bu
Theme song for Nippon TV's "Burari Tojo no Tabi".
4th July 17, 2020
Kaze no Sasoi de
Kaze no Sasoi de
Theme song for Nippon TV's "Burari Tojo no Tabi".
5th December 23, 2020
Toshi Toru Koto sae
Toshi Toru Koto sae
Coupling song for the single "Itoshiaatte Sekai wa Mawaru".
6th May 10, 2022
Coco Kara Ginza
Coco Kara Ginza
A song written for the TV commercial of "Cocokara Care" by Asahi Group Foods, in collaboration with manga "Kojikoji" by Chibi Momo.[5]
7th July 26, 2022
Umareru Kawari Tsuzukeru Boku-tachi
Umareru Kawari Tsuzukeru Boku-tachi

Albums

[edit]

Studio Albums

[edit]
Total Release date Title Catalog number Track list Notes Chart position
1st December 16, 1996
Reissue October 18, 2017
Tamagawa Record
PCCA-01055
PCCA-04586 (Remastered "Kawaguchi Tamagawa Record")
Debut album. 76th place
2nd August 20, 1997
Reissue October 18, 2017
Washington, C.D.
PCCA-1122
PCCA-04587 (Remastered "Washington, C.D.")
Includes guest Kan Soga.

First Top 10 entry.

10th place
3rd August 5, 1998
Reissue October 18, 2017
Hoff Dylan
PCCA-1122
PCCA-04588 (Remastered "Hoff Dylan III")
Reached #43 in charts. 17th place
4th April 25, 2001
Reissue October 18, 2017
31st Century Rocks
COCP-50496
COCP-40145-6 (Remastered "Welcome Back 31st Century Rocks")
The song "Spiritual" was covered as "Music Teleview" segment "MTK" on "Tensai Terebi-kun Wide". 43rd place
5th May 22, 2002
Reissue October 18, 2017
PSYCHO POP KILLER BEE
COCP-50496
COCP-40147-8 (Remastered "Psycho Pop Killer Bee")
Reached #73 in charts.
6th June 21, 2007
Enkyori Renai wa Tsuzuku!!
AZCL-10009 First album after activity resumed. 64th place
7th April 3, 2009
Brand New Peace
GNCL-1195: Limited Edition
GNCL-1196: Regular Edition
First limited edition with DVD. 119th place
8th February 22, 2012
2PLATOONS
VPCC-81712 Includes "My Kuroneko-chan" as an ending theme for OVA "Nyankon to 2 ~The Surprising and Funny Cat Video, Actually Saying Such Things~".

"Anger of the Weak" features Ryohei Shima.

146th place
9th October 18, 2017
Returned Hoff Dylan
PCCA-04585 Includes RC Succession cover "Ameagari no Yozora ni". 108th place

Discography

[edit]

Singles

[edit]
Total Release date Title Catalog number Track list Notes / Tie-ins Chart position
1st July 3, 1996
Smile
PCDA-00873 Ending theme for Fuji TV anime "Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo" (first season).

CM song for T-Smile. Heavy rotation on FM802 in August 1996. Used in "Kentarou and Miku's Waiwai Kids". In March 2020, used in Otsuka Pharmaceutical's "Oronamin C" CM "Genki wa Tsuyoi zo. Speech." with Mor Nanao singing. In July 2020, Mor Nanao's cover was released digitally. August 2021, used in "24-Hour TV 44" for the song.

59th place
2nd November 1, 1996
Muffler Yoroshiku
PCDA-00907 89th place
3rd March 21, 1997
Kimi no Kao
PCCA-01096 Radio Osaka "ABC Music Paradise" March 1997 "Mupu Raichi" featured song 80th place
4th July 2, 1997
Koi wa Itumo Maboroshi no Yō ni
PCDA-00984 CM song for Coca-Cola "Coca-Cola Light".

Used in TV Tokyo "Moteki" episode 3.

35th place
5th November 7, 1997
Kojikoji Ginza
PCDA-01013 Opening theme for TBS anime "Kojikoji" (first season). 72nd place
6th March 18, 1998
Enkyori Renai wa Tsuzuku
PCDA-01041 CM song for Coca-Cola "Coca-Cola Light".

Opening theme for Asahi Broadcasting "Libido no Ran".

66th place
7th July 1, 1998
Yokubō
PCDA-01079 FM STEREO Power Push! June 1998.

FM Niigata Power Play July 1998.

58th place
8th November 6, 1998
Gokuraku wa Doko da
PCCA-01237 Fuji TV "Sora Tobu! Nep T Vibi" opening theme.

Covered in NHK Educational TV's "Music Teleview" segment "MTK".

71st place
9th March 13, 1999
STAND
PCCA-01297:12cm
PCDA-01141:8cm
Theme song for Disney movie "A Bug's Life".

Available in 12cm and 8cm single formats.

99th place
10th October 21, 2000
Nagai Himitsu
COCA-50391 First transfer single.

Ending theme for TBS "Sekai Fushigi Hakken!"

59th place
11th February 21, 2001
TO THE WORLD
COCA-50474 88th place
12th July 20, 2001
MY THING
COCA-50634 86th place
13th December 8, 2001
GET READY!!
COCA-50664 99th place
14th November 1, 2002
Futsuwashii Hito
COCA-50708
15th March 21, 2007
Hajimari no Koi
AZCL-35003 First single after resuming activities. 90th place
16th December 19, 2007
Kami-sama Kami-sama Hotoke-sama
AZCL-35011 145th place
17th September 3, 2008
Koibito-tachi
GNCL-0037 Discontinued single from GENEON.

Guest artists Hideki Kaji and Saida Kaseki participated.

142nd place
18th February 4, 2009
New Peace
GNCL-0045 Kao "Fuwafuwa New Beads" CM song. 118th place
19th July 3, 2010
Manamana
Live venue / mail-order only.
20th November 21, 2015
Itoshiaatte Sekai wa Mawaru
First released as a free download.

Limited to live venue / mail-order. Ending theme for the CS program "Komiyama Yuhi's THE FOODIES". Ending theme for BS Fuji "Tokyo Meeting". Ending theme for BS Fuji "Kanning no DAI An Kichi!".

Albums

[edit]

= Studio Albums

[edit]
Total Release date Title Catalog number Track list Notes Chart position
1st December 16, 1996
Reissue October 18, 2017
Tamagawa Record
PCCA-01055
PCCA-04586 (Remastered "Kawaguchi Tamagawa Record")
Debut album. 76th place
2nd August 20, 1997
Reissue October 18, 2017
Washington, C.D.
PCCA-1122
PCCA-04587 (Remastered "Washington, C.D.")
Includes guest Keiichi Soga.

First Top 10 entry.

10th place
3rd August 5, 1998
Reissue October 18, 2017
Hoff Dylan
PCCA-1122
PCCA-04588 (Remastered "Hoff Dylan III")
Reached #43 in charts. 43rd place
5th May 22, 2002
Reissue October 18, 2017
PSYCHO POP KILLER BEE
COCP-50496
COCP-40147-8 (Remastered "Psycho Pop Killer Bee")
Reached #73 in charts. 73rd place
6th June 21, 2007
Enkyori Renai wa Tsuzuku!!
AZCL-10009 First album after resuming activities. 64th place
7th April 3, 2009
Brand New Peace
GNCL-1195: Limited Edition
GNCL-1196: Normal Edition
Limited edition with DVD. 119th place
8th February 22, 2012
2PLATOONS
VPCC-81712 Includes "My Kuroneko-chan" as an ending theme for OVA "Nyankon to 2".

"Anger of the Weak" features Ryohei Shima.

146th place
9th October 18, 2017
Return Hoff Dylan
PCCA-04585 Includes RC Succession cover "Ameagari no Yozora ni". 108th place

Discography

[edit]

Singles

[edit]
Total Release date Title Catalog number Track list Notes / Tie-ins Chart position
1st July 3, 1996
Smile
PCDA-00873 Ending theme for Fuji TV anime "Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo" (first season).

CM song for T-Smile. Heavy rotation on FM802 in August 1996. Used in "Kentarou and Miku's Waiwai Kids". In March 2020, used in Otsuka Pharmaceutical's "Oronamin C" CM "Genki wa Tsuyoi zo. Speech." with Mor Nanao singing. In July 2020, Mor Nanao's cover was released digitally. August 2021, used in "24-Hour TV 44" for the song.

59th place
2nd November 1, 1996
Muffler Yoroshiku
PCDA-00907 89th place
3rd March 21, 1997
Kimi no Kao
PCCA-01096 Radio Osaka "ABC Music Paradise" March 1997 "Mupu Raichi" featured song 80th place
4th July 2, 1997
Koi wa Itumo Maboroshi no Yō ni
PCDA-00984 CM song for Coca-Cola "Coca-Cola Light".

Used in TV Tokyo "Moteki" episode 3.

35th place
5th November 7, 1997
Kojikoji Ginza
PCDA-01013 Opening theme for TBS anime "Kojikoji" (first season). 72nd place
6th March 18, 1998
Enkyori Renai wa Tsuzuku
PCDA-01041 CM song for Coca-Cola "Coca-Cola Light".

Opening theme for Asahi Broadcasting "Libido no Ran".

66th place
7th July 1, 1998
Yokubō
PCDA-01079 FM STEREO Power Push! June 1998.

FM Niigata Power Play July 1998.

58th place
8th November 6, 1998
Gokuraku wa Doko da
PCCA-01237 Fuji TV "Sora Tobu! Nep T Vibi" opening theme.

Covered in NHK Educational TV's "Music Teleview" segment "MTK".

71st place
9th March 13, 1999
STAND
PCCA-01297:12cm
PCDA-01141:8cm
Theme song for Disney movie "A Bug's Life".

Available in 12cm and 8cm single formats.

99th place
10th October 21, 2000
Nagai Himitsu
COCA-50391 First transfer single.

Ending theme for TBS "Sekai Fushigi Hakken!"

59th place
11th February 21, 2001
TO THE WORLD
COCA-50474 88th place
12th July 20, 2001
MY THING
COCA-50634 86th place
13th December 8, 2001
GET READY!!
COCA-50664 99th place
14th November 1, 2002
Futsuwashii Hito
COCA-50708
15th March 21, 2007
Hajimari no Koi
AZCL-35003 First single after activity resumed. 90th place
16th December 19, 2007
Kami-sama Kami-sama Hotoke-sama
AZCL-35011 145th place
17th September 3, 2008
Koibito-tachi
GNCL-0037 Discontinued single from GENEON.

Guest participation by Hideki Kaji and Saida Kaseki.

142nd place
18th February 4, 2009
New Peace
GNCL-0045 Kao "Fuwafuwa New Beads" CM song. 118th place
19th July 3, 2010
Manamana
Live venue / mail-order only.
20th November 21, 2015
Itoshiaatte Sekai wa Mawaru
First released as a free download.

Limited to live venue / mail-order. Ending theme for the CS program "Komiyama Yuhi's THE FOODIES". Ending theme for BS Fuji "Tokyo Meeting". Ending theme for BS Fuji "Kanning no DAI An Kichi!".

Albums

[edit]

= Studio Albums

[edit]
Total Release date Title Catalog number Track list Notes Chart position
1st December 16, 1996
Reissue October 18, 2017
Tamagawa Record
PCCA-01055
PCCA-04586 (Remastered "Kawaguchi Tamagawa Record")
Debut album. 76th place
2nd August 20, 1997
Reissue October 18, 2017
Washington, C.D.
PCCA-1122
PCCA-04587 (Remastered "Washington, C.D.")
Includes guest Keiichi Soga.

First Top 10 entry.

10th place
3rd August 5, 1998
Reissue October 18, 2017
Hoff Dylan
PCCA-1122
PCCA-04588 (Remastered "Hoff Dylan III")
Reached #43 in charts. 43rd place
5th May 22, 2002
Reissue October 18, 2017
PSYCHO POP KILLER BEE
COCP-50496
COCP-40147-8 (Remastered "Psycho Pop Killer Bee")
Reached #73 in charts. 73rd place
6th June 21, 2007
Enkyori Renai wa Tsuzuku!!
AZCL-10009 First album after resumption. 64th place
7th April 3, 2009
Brand New Peace
GNCL-1195: Limited Edition
GNCL-1196: Regular Edition
Limited edition with DVD. 119th place
8th February 22, 2012
2PLATOONS
VPCC-81712 Includes "My Kuroneko-chan" as an ending theme for OVA "Nyankon to 2".

"Anger of the Weak" features Ryohei Shima.

146th place
9th October 18, 2017
Return Hoff Dylan
PCCA-04585 Includes RC Succession cover "Ameagari no Yozora ni". 108th place

Discography

[edit]

Singles

[edit]
Total Release date Title Catalog number Track list Notes / Tie-ins Chart position
1st July 3, 1996
Smile
PCDA-00873 Ending theme for Fuji TV anime "Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo" (first season).

CM song for T-Smile. Heavy rotation on FM802 in August 1996. Used in "Kentarou and Miku's Waiwai Kids". In March 2020, used in Otsuka Pharmaceutical's "Oronamin C" CM "Genki wa Tsuyoi zo. Speech." with Mor Nanao singing. In July 2020, Mor Nanao's cover was released digitally. August 2021, used in "24-Hour TV 44" for the song.

59th place
2nd November 1, 1996
Muffler Yoroshiku
PCDA-00907 89th place
3rd March 21, 1997
Kimi no Kao
PCCA-01096 Radio Osaka "ABC Music Paradise" March 1997 "Mupu Raichi" featured song 80th place
4th July 2, 1997
Koi wa Itumo Maboroshi no Yō ni
PCDA-00984 CM song for Coca-Cola "Coca-Cola Light".

Used in TV Tokyo "Moteki" episode 3.

35th place
5th November 7, 1997
Kojikoji Ginza
PCDA-01013 Opening theme for TBS anime "Kojikoji" (first season). 72nd place
6th March 18, 1998
Enkyori Renai wa Tsuzuku
PCDA-01041 CM song for Coca-Cola "Coca-Cola Light".

Opening theme for Asahi Broadcasting "Libido no Ran".

66th place
7th July 1, 1998
Yokubō
PCDA-01079 FM STEREO Power Push! June 1998.

FM Niigata Power Play July 1998.

58th place
8th November 6, 1998
Gokuraku wa Doko da
PCCA-01237 Fuji TV "Sora Tobu! Nep T Vibi" opening theme.

Covered in NHK Educational TV's "Music Teleview" segment "MTK".

71st place
9th March 13, 1999
STAND
PCCA-01297:12cm
PCDA-01141:8cm
Theme song for Disney movie "A Bug's Life".

Available in 12cm and 8cm single formats.

99th place
10th October 21, 2000
Nagai Himitsu
COCA-50391 First transfer single.

Ending theme for TBS "Sekai Fushigi Hakken!"

59th place
11th February 21, 2001
TO THE WORLD
COCA-50474 88th place
12th July 20, 2001
MY THING
COCA-50634 86th place
13th December 8, 2001
GET READY!!
COCA-50664 99th place
14th November 1, 2002
Futsuwashii Hito
COCA-50708
15th March 21, 2007
Hajimari no Koi
AZCL-35003 First single after resumption. 90th place
16th December 19, 2007
Kami-sama Kami-sama Hotoke-sama
AZCL-35011 145th place
17th September 3, 2008
Koibito-tachi
GNCL-0037 Discontinued single from GENEON.

Guest artists Hideki Kaji and Saida Kaseki participated.

142nd place
18th February 4, 2009
New Peace
GNCL-0045 Kao "Fuwafuwa New Beads" CM song. 118th place
19th July 3, 2010
Manamana
Live venue / mail-order only.
20th November 21, 2015
Itoshiaatte Sekai wa Mawaru
First released as a free download.

Limited to live venue / mail-order. Ending theme for the CS program "Komiyama Yuhi's THE FOODIES". Ending theme for BS Fuji "Tokyo Meeting". Ending theme for BS Fuji "Kanning no DAI An Kichi".

Miscellaneous

[edit]

DVDs / Videos

[edit]
Number Release date Title Catalog number Track list
1 May 19, 1999 VTR "Video Tamagawa Record" PCVP-52572 (VHS)
2 May 19, 1999 LIVE AT BUDOKAN PCVP-52571 (VHS)
3 November 4, 2009 13 Years on Friday GNBL-1025 (DVD)
4 April 27, 2011 14 Years on Saturday DQB-33 (DVD)
5 November 30, 2011 15th Sunday DQB-35 (DVD)

Miscellaneous DVDs / Videos

[edit]
Number Release date Title Catalog number Track list
1 Around May 2005 Monthly Watanabe Baby Various releases from SET YOU FREE.

Director: Kazuki Tezuka.

2 January 2006 Fushigi na Rokugatsu no Yoru (Unusual June Night)
3 November 2007 'Fushigi na Iwate no Gekijō (Unusual Iwate Theater) Live

Other works

[edit]

Baby&CIDER≡ (Watanabe Baby & Saida Saida≡)

[edit]

Singles

[edit]
Total Release date Title Catalog number Track list Notes
1st February 15, 2006
Watashi wa Dakkatsu Sha
DDCA-3003 PV is a guerrilla live inside a station, with Maya, Yūto Ueki, fans, Minoken, Yokoyama Masaaki, and SET YOU FREE Chiba participating.

Directed by Kazuki Tezuka.

Albums

[edit]
Total Release date Title Catalog number Track list Notes
1st November 17, 1999
WATANABABY SESSION
PCCA-01396
2 April 28, 2004
Baby Star
GNCL-1006
3 September 3, 2016
BPLP
Limited sale / mail order only.
4 October 17, 2018
Golden Baby
DDCB-12361 Watanabe Baby's 50th birthday commemorative solo album. Released on his 50th birthday.

"Watanabe Baby's 50th Anniversary Solo Album "Golden Baby" Released on 50th Birthday!". SPACE SHOWER MUSIC (in Japanese). Retrieved 2020-07-22.

Mini Albums

[edit]
Total Release date Title Catalog number Track list Notes
1st October 17, 2014
Ikūken Chū
Mail-order only.
2nd October 17, 2018
Hatsuki no Watanabei
Mail-order only.

Demo sound source album from when Watanabe was around 20 years old.[6]

3rd March 27, 2019
BPEP
Mail-order only.

An edited version from "BPLP" removing 4 overlapping tracks with "GOLDEN BABY". Includes 2 rare mixes of "Rurun Rurun Baby" with vocals only by Watanabe.[7]

Various Artists

[edit]
Release date Title Catalog number Notes
December 16, 1996 Endō Kenji Tribute Album "Progress Man" PCCA-01054 Includes "Sokuto Tokyo Wasshoi"
November 19, 1997 SPARKLING PCCA-01148 Includes "Koi wa Itumo Maboroshi no Yō ni"
November 6, 1998 We Love Mickey - Happy 70th Anniversary PCCD-00244 Includes "Peter Pan" ~ "Kimi mo Toberu Yo!"
May 29, 2002 George Harrison Tribute Album "Gentle Guitar Dreams" AMCM-10021 Includes "OT MY MIND SET ON YOU"
October 9, 2002 Aloha ~ aloha all casts presents "12 Smile & Pray" SRCL-5431 Includes "Gandhara"
December 8, 2004 802 HEAVY ROTATIONS ~ J-HITS COMPLETE '94-'96 MHCL-439 Includes "Smile"
June 7, 2006 Fuji TV "Mezamashi TV" 39 Campaign Pony Canyon Version Thank You ~ Arigatou~ PCCA-02263 Includes "Muffler Arigatou"
October 17, 2007 Rock for Baby KSCL-1212 Includes "Yasetan to Korontan" and "Shichino Ko"
February 2, 2008 Takuro Yoshida Tribute ~ Let's Get Married~ TECI-1170 Includes "Tonari no Machi no Ojōsan"
February 6, 2008 Ami Suzuki "DOLCE" AVCD-23431, AVCD-23432B, AVCD-23433 Includes "Futari wa POP"
June 3, 2009 Ukulele Picnic ~ 10th Anniversary GNCL-1205 Includes "New Peace"
June 26, 2009 DJ Yatsui Ichiro "DJ Yatsui Ichiro 1" VICL-63348 Includes "Summer Time POP!"

Video Works

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Video/DVD

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Number Release date Title Catalog number Track list
1 May 19, 1999 VTR "Video Tamagawa Record" PCVP-52572 (VHS)
2 May 19, 1999 LIVE AT BUDOKAN PCVP-52571 (VHS)
3 November 4, 2009 13 Years on Friday GNBL-1025 (DVD)
4 April 27, 2011 14 Years on Saturday DQB-33 (DVD)
5 November 30, 2011 15th Sunday DQB-35 (DVD)

Miscellaneous DVDs / Videos

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Number Release date Title Catalog number Track list
1 Around May 2005 Monthly Watanabe Baby Various releases from SET YOU FREE.

Director: Kazuki Tezuka.

2 January 2006 Fushigi na Rokugatsu no Yoru (Unusual June Night)
3 November 2007 'Fushigi na Iwate no Gekijō (Unusual Iwate Theater) Live

Other works

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Baby&CIDER≡ (Watanabe Baby & Saida Saida≡)

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Singles

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Total Release date Title Catalog number Track list Notes
1st February 15, 2006
Watashi wa Dakkatsu Sha
DDCA-3003 PV is a guerrilla live inside a station, with Maya, Yūto Ueki, fans, Minoken, Yokoyama Masaaki, and SET YOU FREE Chiba participating.

Directed by Kazuki Tezuka.

Albums

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Total Release date Title Catalog number Track list Notes
1st November 17, 1999
WATANABABY SESSION
PCCA-01396
2 April 28, 2004
Baby Star
GNCL-1006
3 September 3, 2016
BPLP
Limited sale / mail order only.
4 October 17, 2018
Golden Baby
DDCB-12361 Watanabe Baby's 50th birthday commemorative solo album. Released on his 50th birthday.

"Watanabe Baby's 50th Anniversary Solo Album "Golden Baby" Released on 50th Birthday!". SPACE SHOWER MUSIC. Retrieved 2020-07-22. {{cite web}}: Text "Japanese" ignored (help)

References

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  1. ^ a b "Hoff Dylan". CD Journal (in Japanese). CD Journal Inc. Retrieved 2020-07-21.
  2. ^ "Information summary of Hoff Dylan". OKMusic (in Japanese). Japan Music Network. Retrieved 2020-12-19.
  3. ^ Hiro Michio Ugayama (2005). What is J-Pop: The Growing Music Industry. Iwanami Shoten. p. 153. ISBN 4-0043-0945-X.
  4. ^ From Watanabe Baby Shimbun Extra Edition Vol.1.
  5. ^ "Hoff Dylan releases song inspired by Kojikoji in CM". Natalie Music (in Japanese). 2022-04-22. Retrieved 2022-05-12.
  6. ^ "Sudden Notice: Live in Odawara Tomorrow 27th!". Ameba Blog (in Japanese). Retrieved 2020-07-22.
  7. ^ "Start of Hokkaido Tour! New Item "BPEP" Released!". Ameba Blog (in Japanese). Retrieved 2020-07-22.
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Category:Japanese pop bands Category:Two-member musical groups Category:Pony Canyon artists Category:Nippon Columbia artists Category:NBCUniversal Japan artists Category:Musical groups established in 1996 Category:Disbanded in 2002 Category:Reunited in 2006 Category:Performers at Fuji Rock Festival Category:Participants in ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL