Jun'ichi Inagaki（稲垣潤一） made his debut as a solo singer with "Ame no Regret"(Rainy Regret) in January 1982 while he was doing his performances as a member of the band Faces through the Sendai live houses and US military bases. Labeled as "The Super Pop Vocal", Inagaki tackled this rather sad mid-tempo song of a relationship coming apart. Written by Reiko Yukawa（湯川れい子）and composed by former Off Course member Kazuhiko Matsuo（松尾一彦）, the song pretty much set the template for Inagaki's smooth and laidback music. And since I didn't really pay too much attention to the lyrics, the melody has been mellow enough to get me into a more relaxed frame of mind. "Ame no Regret", by the way, also came out on Inagaki's first album, "246:3AM" later that year in July.
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