Love or Nothing

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Love or Nothing
Studio album by Miyuki Nakajima
Released	October 21, 1994
Recorded	Old AIR Azabu Studio, Burnish Stone, Z'd, Sound Inn, ARC Garret, Andora Studios and A&M Recording Studios
Genre	Folk rock, kayokyoku
Length	61:00
Language	Japanese
Label	Pony Canyon/AARD-VARK, Yamaha Music Communications
Producer	, Miyuki Nakajima
Miyuki Nakajima chronology
Jidai: Time Goes Around (1993) Love or Nothing (1994) 10 Wings (1995)

Love or Nothing is the 22nd studio album by Japanese singer-songwriter Miyuki Nakajima, released in October 1994.

The album produced one of her most successful hit singles "Between the Sky and You", which reached number-one on the Japanese Oricon chart. The song was featured in Ienakiko, the movie sequel movie to a TV drama series of the same title.

The number one success of "Between the Sky and You" led to the album Love or Nothing debuting at number-one on the Oricon chart, becoming her last chart-topping non-compilation album to date. Upon its release, the album gained Platinum certification by the Recording Industry Association of Japan for shipments of over 400,000 copies.

Track listing[]

All songs written and composed by Miyuki Nakajima, arranged by Ichizō Seo (except "Between the Sky and You", "Tenbin Bakari" and "Don't Fall Asleep" co-arranged by David Campbell).

1. "Between the Sky and You (空と君のあいだに, Sora to Kimi no Aida ni)" – 5:00
2. "Mou Sanbashi ni Akari wa Tomoranai (もう桟橋に灯りは点らない)" – 5:40
3. "Rosemary Future (バラ色の未来, Bara Iro no Mirai)" – 5:21
4. "Himawari -Sunward- (ひまわり"Sunward")" – 5:23
5. "Antenna no Machi (アンテナの街)" – 5:23
6. "Tenbin Bakari (てんびん秤)" – 4:51
7. "Ryuusei (流星)" – 6:08
8. "Yume Dattandane (夢だったんだね)" – 5:43
9. "Kaze ni Naranaika (風にならないか)" – 4:52
10. "You Never Need Me" – 8:26
11. "Don't Fall Asleep (眠らないで, Nemuranaide)" – 4:12

Personnel[]

• Shigeru Suzuki – Electric guitar
• Nozomi Furukawa – Electric guitar
• Tsuyoshi Kon – Electric, Electric slide, pedal steel and dobro guitars
• Chūei Yoshikawa – Nylon guitar
• Tsugutoshi Gotō – Bass guitar
• Yasuo Tomikura – Bass guitar
• Akira Okazawa – Bass guitar
• Nobuo Kurata – Acoustic Piano, Hammond B3 and keyboards
• Jun Aoyama – Drums, marching drums
• Eiji Shimamura – Drums
• Toshihiko Furumura – Tenor sax
• Bill Bergman – Tenor sax
• Don Markese – Baritone sax
• Dennis Farias – Trumpet
• Andy Martin – Trombone
• Jon Clarke – Oboe, tin whistle
• Julia Waters – Background vocals
• Maxine Waters – Background vocals
• Oren Waters – Background vocals
• EVE – Background vocals
• Monalisa Young – Background vocals
• Joseph Powell – Background vocals
• Suginami Jidou Chorus – Background vocals
• David Campbell – Strings conductor
• Joel Derouin – Strings concertmaster
• Suzie Katayama – String contractor

Production[]

• Producer and Arranger: Ichizo Seo
• Composer, Writer, Producer and Performer: Miyuki Nakajima
• Arranger:Nobuo Kurata, David Campbell
• Engineer: Tad Gotoh, Joe Chiccarelli, Kengo Katoh
• Mixer: Hiroshi Tokunaga, Tomotaka Takehara, Mike Baumagerther
• A&R: Yuzo Watanabe, Kohichi Suzuki
• Assistant: Katsuhisa Oura, Hideki Kodera, Junichi Hohrin, Yuichi Inoue, Mitsuyoshi Kishida, Koh Yamashita, Tomoaki Satoh, Atsushi Matsui, Bino Espinozza, Randy Wine
• Assistant for Producer: Tomoo Satoh
• Artist Promotor: Yoshio Kan
• Disc Promotor: Narihiko Yoshida, Shoko Sone
• Music Coordinator – Takashi Kimura, Fumio Miyata, Tomoko Takaya, Ruriko Duer, Sam Onoda
• Photographer and Art Director: Jin Tamura
• Designer: Hirofumi Arai
• Costume: Norio Suzuki
• Hair and Make-up: Noriko Izumisawa
• Location Coordinator: Tomiki Sugimura
• Artist Management: Kohji Suzuki
• Assistant: Maki Nishida
• Management Desk: Atsuko Hayashi
• General Management: Takahiro Uno
• DAD – Genichi Kawakami

Charts[]

Weekly charts[] Chart (1994) Position Japanese Oricon Albums Chart[1] 1 Japanese Oricon Albums Chart[2] 11 : Limited edition issued on APO-CD

Year-end charts[] Chart (1994) Position Japanese Albums Chart[3] 75 Certifications[] Region Certification Certified units/sales Japan (RIAJ)[5] Platinum 370,000[4]

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