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// Workers AI · dad joke modeWhat did "To N.Y." say to its friend? "You're on the way".

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To N.Y.
Studio album by
ReleasedMay 21, 1992 (1992-05-21)
Genres
Length47:21
LabelFor Life
Producers
  • Masahiro Ikumi
  • Rockapella
Rockapella chronology
To N.Y.
(1992)
From N.Y.
(1992)
Singles from To N.Y.
  1. "Tokyo Yo-Yo"
    Released: June 19, 1992

To N.Y. is the debut studio album by the a cappella group Rockapella, released through For Life Music on May 21, 1992.[1] The album features English-language covers of Japanese pop songs.[2]

Track listing

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All English lyrics are written by Ralph McCarthy.

No.TitleLyricsMusicOriginal artist(s)Length
1."Ride on Time"Tatsuro YamashitaYamashitaTatsuro Yamashita4:15
2."Candy"Takashi MatsumotoShinji HaradaShinji Harada3:38
3."Diamonds"Kanako NakayamaKaori OkuiPrincess Princess5:26
4."Funky Monkey Baby"George ŌkuraEikichi YazawaCarol3:46
5."Ellie My Love"Keisuke KuwataKuwataKeisuke Kuwata4:06
6."Runaway"Reiko YukawaTadao InqueChanels2:51
7."Make It a Slow Boogie"MatsumotoYoshitaka Minami 2:17
8."No No Boy"Shōchi TanabeHiroshi KamayatsuHiroshi Kamayatsu3:19
9."Won't Be Long"McCarthyMcCarthy 4:45
10."Riverside Hotel"Yōsui InoueInoueYōsui Inoue3:54
11."Olivia (I'm Listening)"Amii OzakiOzakiAmii Ozaki4:57
12."Tokyo Yo-Yo" (Bonus Track)McCarthyMasahiro Ikumi 4:07

Personnel

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Special appearances

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  • Jacwelyn Carl – "Won't Be Long"
  • Lisa Leonard – "No No Boy"

References

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  1. Leffler, Marc (January 19, 1995). "Music of Note". Clarion-Ledger. Retrieved June 5, 2025.
  2. "キャリア22年のヴォーカルグループ、日本公演". BARKS (in Japanese). May 30, 2008. Retrieved March 5, 2026.
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