Junnosuke Kawaguchi

Junnosuke Kawaguchi

Infobox Musical artist
Name = Junnosuke Kawaguchi 河口 純之助


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Background = solo_singer
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Alias = Kawa-chan
Born = birth date and age|1961|04|26
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Instrument = Bass guitar, vocals
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Genre = Rock music
Occupation = Bassist, music producer
Years_active = 1985–present
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Associated_acts = The Blue Hearts
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Notable_instruments = nihongo|Junnosuke Kawaguchi|河口 純之助|Kawaguchi Junnosuke|extra=b. April 26, 1961 is a Japanese bassist who played for bands such as The Blue Hearts. [http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9A03E5DD133EF930A15754C0A962958260&scp=3&sq=%22blue+hearts%22&st=nyt In Performance; Pop: New Music Seminar] . Neil Strauss, New York Times. July 23, 1994 (Accessed February 14, 2008).] He is now a music producer in Tokyo. He was born Hiroyuki Kawaguchi (河口 宏之 "Kawaguchi Hiroyuki") in the Setagaya ward of Tokyo.

Personal History

Kawaguchi had originally intended on being The Blue Hearts' manager, but when the original bassist left the group in August 1985, he stepped in to help, eventually becoming an official band member. He was known for his mohawk while playing with the band. [http://nippop.com/artist/artist_id-218/artist_name-the_blue_hearts/ Nippop | The Blue Hearts | Profile] . Nippop. Accessed February 6, 2008.]

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