Shōtaijō no Nai Show (招待状のないショー) is the fifth studio album by Japanese singer-songwriter Yosui Inoue, issued in March 1976. It was the first long-play record he released under the For Life Records, a record label that he joined as one of the co-founders and started in 1975.
All songs written and composed by Yōsui Inoue, except where indicated
- "Good, Good-Bye" – 3:37
- "Shōtaijō no Nai Show (招待状のないショー)" – 3:43
- "Makurakotoba (枕詞)" – 1:56
- "Aozora, Hitorikiri (青空、ひとりきり)" – 4:38
- "Summer" – 3:38
- "Magarikado (曲り角)" – 4:38
- "Kotoshi wa (今年は)" – 438
- "Minazuki no Yoru (水無月の夜)" – 4:39
- "Sakamichi (坂道)" (Inoue, Kei Ogura) – 3:22
- "Kuchibue (口笛)" – 3:02
- "I-Shi no Kekkon (I氏の結婚)" – 2:54
- "Mō...... (もう......)" – 3:45
- "Musubikotoba (結詞)" – 6:21
- Yōsui Inoue – Acoustic guitar, electric guitar, electric bass, backing vocals
- Hiromi Yasuda – Acoustic guitar
- Hirofumi Tokutake – Electric guitar
- Masayoshi Takanaka – Electric guitar, acoustic guitar
- Mitsuo Nagai – Electric guitar, flat mandolin
- Kazuo Shiina – Electric guitar
- Hirokuni Korekata (occasionally credited to Kunihiro Korekata) – Electric guitar
- Kenji Ōmura – Electric guitar
- Shigeru Suzuki – 12-string guitar
- Hirobumi Suzuki – Electric bass
- Toru Hirano – Electric bass
- Tsugutoshi Goto – Electric bass
- Rei Ohara – Electric bass
- Hiroki Komazawa – Steel guitar
- Kunimitsu Inaba – Wood bass
- Masahiro Takekawa – Violin
- Takayoshi Watanabe – Keyboards
- Shigehito Ōhara – Piano
- Masaru Imada – Electric piano
- Jun Fukamachi – Electric piano
- Akiko Yano – Keyboards, backing vocals
- Makoto Yano – Keyboards, electric piano, rhythm box, percussion
- Ichiro Maeda – Keyboards, percussion, rhythm box
- Katz Hoshi – Percussion, backing vocals
- Shuichi Murakami – Drums
- Tatsuo Hayashi – Drums
- Tetsurō Kashibuchi – Drums
- Motoya Hamaguchi – Percussion
- Sancho Nanoha – Percussion
- Nobuo Saito – Percussion
- Fujio Saito – Percussion
- Yukiko Nishizawa – Ocarina
- Sumio Okada – Horn
- Kouji Hatori – Horn
- Kinji Yoshino – 6th
Year
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Country
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Chart
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Position
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Sales
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1976
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Japan
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Oricon Weekly LP Albums Chart (top 100)[1]
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1
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323,000+
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Oricon Weekly CT Albums Chart (top 100)[1]
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1
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Year
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Single
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B-Side
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Chart
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Position
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Sales
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1975
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"Aozora, Hitorikiri"
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"Flight"
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Japanese Oricon Weekly (top 100)[2]
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8
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255,000
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1976
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"Good, Good-Bye" [Edit]
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"Kodomo e no Uta"
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13
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149,000
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Country
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Date
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Label
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Format
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Catalog number
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Notes
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Japan
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March 25, 1976
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For Life Records
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LP
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FLL4002
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Audio cassette
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28K13
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August 21, 1985
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CD
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35KD16
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February 21, 1990
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FLCF-29028
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September 18, 1992
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Audio cassette
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FLTF-28034
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CD
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FLCF-29168
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May 30, 2001
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FLCF-3848
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Original recording digitally remastered
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March 25, 2009
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For Life Music Entertainment/BMG
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SHM-CD
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FLCF-5001
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2001 Digital remaster
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