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{{nihongo|'''[[wikipedia:ja:TOM★CAT|TOM★CAT]]'''|トム・キャット|Tomu Kyatto}} was a 1980s Japanese band. They are best known for their song {{Nihongo|'''Furare Kibun de Rock 'n' Roll'''|ふられ気分でRock'n' Roll}} and for " | {{nihongo|'''[[wikipedia:ja:TOM★CAT|TOM★CAT]]'''|トム・キャット|Tomu Kyatto}} was a 1980s Japanese band. They are best known for their song {{Nihongo|'''Furare Kibun de Rock 'n' Roll'''|[[wikipedia:ja:ふられ気分でRock'n' Roll|ふられ気分でロックンロール]]}} and for "[[Tough Boy]]", used as the opening theme for ''[[Hokuto no Ken (TV anime)|Hokuto no Ken 2]]''. | ||
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*{{nihongo|'''Atsumi "Tom" Matsuzaki'''|松崎淳美||1961/11/12}}: Vocals, Keyboards | *{{nihongo|'''Atsumi "Tom" Matsuzaki'''|松崎淳美||1961/11/12}}: Vocals, Keyboards | ||
Latest revision as of 17:57, 9 September 2016
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| Origin | Tokyo Zokei University |
| Years active | 1978-1987 |
TOM★CAT (トム・キャット Tomu Kyatto) was a 1980s Japanese band. They are best known for their song Furare Kibun de Rock 'n' Roll (ふられ気分でロックンロール) and for "Tough Boy", used as the opening theme for Hokuto no Ken 2.
Members[edit | edit source]
- Atsumi "Tom" Matsuzaki (松崎淳美, 1961/11/12): Vocals, Keyboards
- Akio Hinago (日名子昭夫), Seiji Nagayoshi (永吉せいじ): Guitar
- Fusahiko Ishikawa (石川総彦), Tadashi Horio (堀尾忠司): Bass
- Kaoru Takagaki (高垣薫): Drums
- Keisuke Kikuchi (菊地圭介), Gen Suzuki (鈴木弦): Keyboards
Songs[edit | edit source]
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Atsumi Matsuzaki in 2008
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"Tom" and The Band.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
In 2003, a TV show did a "Where are they now" special on Tom and found her working in an ironworks, where she declared herself a one-hit wonder.[1]