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1 List of provided works as arranger  



1.1  B'z  





1.2  Zard  





1.3  Manish  





1.4  Wands (band)  





1.5  Tube  





1.6  BAAD  





1.7  Keiko Utoku  





1.8  Miho Komatsu  





1.9  Maki Ohguro  





1.10  Field of View  





1.11  Yumiko Morishita  





1.12  T-BOLAN  





1.13  Mi-Ke  





1.14  Seiichirou Kuribayashi  





1.15  KIX-S  





1.16  V6 (band)  





1.17  Siam Shade  





1.18  Fairy Fore  





1.19  Nobuaki Kakuda  





1.20  Tomomi Kahara  





1.21  TUNE'S  





1.22  Maria (band)  





1.23  Yuko Nakazawa  





1.24  Yoko Minamino  





1.25  Hiroko Anzai  





1.26  Under Graph  







2 List of provided works as producer  



2.1  Maria  





2.2  Naomi Tamura  





2.3  Color Bottle  





2.4  Hekiru Shiina  





2.5  Manish  





2.6  Sonoda Band  







3 List of works as a supportive musician  



3.1  B'z  





3.2  Gackt  





3.3  Wands  







4 Television appearance  





5 Magazine appearance  





6 References  





7 External links  














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Masao Akashi
明石昌夫
Also known asMax Brightstone
BornMarch 25 1957
Japan
GenresJapanese pop, Rock
Occupation(s)Music arranger, Producer, Bassist
Years active1988-1998
LabelsB-Gram Records
Formerly ofWands, B'z, Zard, Manish

Masao Akashi (明石昌夫, Akashi Masao) is a Japanese musical arranger in distributors Being Inc., mainly in their label B-Gram Records.

In 1988, he debuted as arranger in debut single Dakara Sono Te wo Hanashite by Japanese hard-rock band B'z. Until 1998 his arrangement work has been involved with many Being artist including Manish, Wands and Zard.[1]

Although Masao is no longer working for Being Inc., he sometimes provided producing job for various artist such as Naomi Tamura,[2] Maria,[3] Color Bottle[4] and Sonoda Band.[5]

List of provided works as arranger

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★ album ☆ single/coupling

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BAAD

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Yumiko Morishita

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KIX-S

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Fairy Fore

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TUNE'S

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Sonoda Band

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List of works as a supportive musician

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Wands

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Television appearance

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InMusic Station as bassist:

In online television Infinite Colors

Magazine appearance

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From J-Rock Magazine:

From E-cube Magazine:

From Sound&Recording Magazine:

References

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  1. ^ "J-POPの歴史を作った、織田哲郎とビーイングでの二人三脚". Barks.jp (in Japanese). 17 January 2008.
  • ^ "【田村直美】PEARLを作っておいて良かった". Okmusic.jp (in Japanese). 20 February 2010.
  • ^ "[MARIA] 1stアルバムの全貌がついに明". Natalie.mu (in Japanese).
  • ^ "カラーボトル、1stは"ぐっとくる"お茶の間ロック集". Natalie.mu (in Japanese).
  • ^ "Kiss Music Press 2011 February (Sonodaband)" (PDF). Kiss Press Magazine (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1995/03/17 煌めく瞬間に捕らわれて/Manish"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1997.02.21.FRI Fireball/B'z"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1996.05.17.FRI REAL THING SHAKES/B'z"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1996.12.27.FRI Snow/Kizugokoro/B'z"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1995.11.24.FRI Love Phantom/B'z"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1995.10.06.FRI Love Phantom/B'z"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1995.07.21.FRI love me I love you/B'z"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1995.06.02.FRI Negai/B'z"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1994.12.02.FRI Itsuka no Merry Christmas/B'z"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1994.03.11.FRI Odekakemashou/B'z"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1993.03.19.FRI Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi dake wo Kizutsukanai/B'z"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1992.12.18.FRI Zero/B'z"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1992.10.16.FRI Zero/B'z"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ ""1990.05.04.FRI Be There/B'z"". Official Website of Music Station (in Japanese).
  • ^ "Infinite Colors TV 第3回放送". Official Website of Infinite Colors (in Japanese).
  • ^ "Back Number 1996". Official Website of J-Rock Magazine (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 2002-08-04.
  • ^ "Back Number 1997". Official Website of J-Rock Magazine (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 2001-02-20.
  • ^ "Westies × 明石昌夫 日本とマオリをつなぐ音楽". Ecube.co.nz (in Japanese).
  • ^ "Back Number (2003)". Official website of S&R Magazine (in Japanese).
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