This 1977 compilation collects Pink Lady's early singles, showcasing their transition from disco-tinged pop to rock-influenced hits. It captures the duo at the height of their initial popularity.
- The album was released on December 5, 1977, by Victor Entertainment. It features several of their early charting singles. The album was a commercial success in Japan.
- This release predates their international breakthrough with "Kiss in the Dark" in 1979. It includes tracks like "Nagisa no Sinfonia" and "Peco Peco / Suki Suki". It was released during a period of intense creative output for the duo.
- The album was released on vinyl and cassette tape. It charted on the Oricon Albums Chart. It is considered a key release in their early discography.
Pink Lady were a Japanese pop duo formed in 1976, best known for their elaborate costumes and energetic performances. At the time of this 1977 release, they were solidifying their status as one of Japan's biggest pop acts.
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