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Blankey Jet City
Origin	Japan
Genres	Rockabilly, Jazz, Punk
Years active	1990 - 2000
Labels	Toshiba EMI (1990 - 1997) Polydor (1997 - 2000)
Associated acts	Ajico Friction Rosso Jude Losalios Sherbets
Website	Official Website
Members
Kenichi Asai Toshiyuki Terui Tatsuya Nakamura

Members

Kenichi Asai (浅井健一, Asai Kenichi^?) (born December 29, 1964) Vocals, Guitar

He also plays in Sherbets and Jude and was a part of Ajico.

Toshiyuki Terui (照井利幸, Terui Toshiyuki^?) (born February 2, 1964) Bass

He belonged to Rosso, Raven (Tatsuya Nakamura, Chiba Yusuke, etc.) and so on.

Tatsuya Nakamura (中村達也, Nakamura Tatsuya^?) (born January 1, 1965) Drums

He also played of plays in The Stalin, Losalios (Takashi Kato, Tokie, and Shinji Takeda), Twin Tail (Toshiyuki Terui, Yuji Katsui) and so on.

History

Blankey Jet City was formed in February 1990, in Tokyo, Japan. The band is famous being called Blankey.

Their recording career began the following August, when they appeared on a popular TBS television show for amateur bands, and attracted the attention of the major record labels. The band decided to sign a record contract with Toshiba EMI, who sent the band to London to record their first album. Released in 1991, their memorable debut album "Red Guitar And The Truth" focused on topics such as juvenile delinquency, broken families, and the pain experienced by neglected children. Fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto, used the album to promote his 1991 Paris collection.

The band embarked on their first nationwide tour and released their second album "Bang!" in 1992, which received numerous album of the year awards by music publications. Blankey Jet City gained a reputation for shows that portrayed their raw, emotional sound, and the label duly brought out a live album in the same year.

The next two years set the pace for the bands prodigious output. Releasing their third album "C.B. Jim" in 1993, they again received acclaim from critics, when each song on the album was about the same fictitious person. Enjoying success, they released their fourth album "Metal Moon" during the same year, and quickly followed in 1994 with the release of their fifth album, which was more Jazz orientated than previous titles. Deciding the next step was to compile a selection of singles and re-recordings, they released a compilation titled "The Six" in 1995, and followed up with the album "Skunk" eight months later.

Taking a break from Blankey Jet City, Asai started his own indie label "Sexy Stone Records" in 1996, and formed the dream pop band "Sherbets" at the same time. Meanwhile, Nakamura started his own band "Losalios" with members from Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra. After extended disagreements with Toshiba EMI, Blankey Jet City left the label and signed with Polydor to release their new surf-rock sounding album "Love Flash Fever" in 1997.

In 1998, another compilation was released, along with their eighth album "Romeo's Heart" (ロメオの心臓^?). After four more hit singles, they released their final studio album "Harlem Jets" in May, 2000, followed by their swan-song "Saturday Night" within the next month. Their final live performance was at the Fuji Rock Festival on July 28, 2000, with the announcement that they wish to pursue indie careers.

Singles

"Huryō Shōnen no Uta (不良少年のうた)" (12 January 1991)
"TEXAS" (5 July 1991)
"Fuyu no sSweater (冬のセーター)" (11 December 1991)
"Warui Hitotachi (悪いひとたち)" (9 November 1992)
"Aoi Hana (青い花)" (20 April 1994)
"Kaze ni Narumade (風になるまで)" (7 September 1994)
"Girl/Jiyū (Girl/自由)" (25 January 1995)
"Kuchizuke (くちづけ)" (25 October 1995)
"Gasoline no Yurekata (ガソリンの揺れかた)" (28 May 1997)
"Hidarikiki no Baby (左ききのBaby)" (3 September 1997)
"Akai Tambourine (赤いタンバリン)" (21 January 1998)
"Chīsana Koi no Melody (小さな恋のメロディ)" (10 June 1998)
"Dandelion" (26 August 1998)
"SWEET DAYS" (18 November 1998)
"Pepin" (2 June 1999)
"SEA SIDE JET CITY" (12 April 2000)
"SATURDAY NIGHT" (5 July 2000)

Albums

Red Guitar And The Truth (12 April 1991)
Bang! (22 January 1992)
LIVE!!! (30 September 1992)
C.B. Jim (24 February 1993)
METAL MOON (1 December 1993)
Shiawase no Kane ga Narihibiki Bokuwa Tada Kanashī Furiosuru (幸せの鐘が鳴り響き僕はただ悲しい振りをする) (25 May 1994)
The Six (1 March 1995)
SKUNK (22 November 1995)
LOVE FLASH FEVER (18 June 1997)
Kokkyōsenjō no Ari (国境線上の蟻) (21 January 1998)
Romeo no Shinzō (ロメオの心臓) (24 June 1998)
HARLEM JETS (10 May 2000)
LAST DANCE (20 September 2000)
BLANKEY JET CITY 1990-1995 (25 October 2000)
BLANKEY JET CITY 1997-2000 (25 October 2000)