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No Problem is a 1982 album by Masaki Ueda, released on CBS/Sony in Japan. The original edition contains 10 tracks. 21 contributors are credited, from session players to engineers.
Masaki Ueda is a Kyoto-born R&B and soul singer whose 1982 ballad “悲しい色やね”, composed by Tetsuji Hayashi, became his biggest hit.
| No. | Title | Length |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | That's Alright | |
| A2 | Through The Night | |
| A3 | Hey! Baby | |
| A4 | Need Somebody | |
| A5 | Brother Louie | |
| B1 | Sweet Cupid | |
| B2 |
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| Night Train To The Sky |
| B3 | Mr. Pianoman |
| B4 | Roulette |
| B5 | Many Rivers To Cross |
| Region | Year | Label | Format | Catalog |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | 1982 | CBS/Sony | Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo | 28AH 1440 |
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