THE NOLANS' first visit to Japan was realized in 1981 and took the archipelago by storm. Introducing a professional shot compilation that realistically revives that enthusiasm. This work includes three TV programs that were broadcast in Japan at the time of his arrival. This is a masterpiece of Japanese Western music history that transcends 40 years of time and space with the finest air check master. Now, let's introduce them individually. [Nolan's Leslie laughs! The Great Chase!?] The first to appear is the masterpiece of masterpieces, ``Bonchi Mo Kirikiri Mai! Nolan's Leslie's Bakushu! The Great Chase!?'' As the title suggests, it's a special program featuring the comedy duo "The ○-nchi", but it's a wonderful show that perfectly betrays the unpleasant chills that come with it. At the beginning, with "Gotta Pull Myself Together" in the background, as the title suggests, there is a chase skit by THE NOLANS that uses the manzai duo's story "Point A, Point B" as a motif, but it lasts less than 3 minutes. After that, the duo does not appear at all, and THE NOLANS's studio live, which is unique to the program, will be held. This is really good. A pop group of this class can't help but be a mime... or rather, it's the default, but they really perform live. Five songs, ``Who's Gonna Rock You,'' ``Miss You Nights,'' ``Sexy Music,'' ``Spirit, Body And Soul,'' and ``I'm In The Mood For Dancing,'' were performed with the live voices of the four visitors to Japan, including Colleen. I'll give it to you. What's more, the subtitle captions unique to Nippon Broadcasting are delicious. MC and introductory captions are also played, and for two songs, ``Who's Gonna Rock You'' and ``Miss You Nights,'' there are even translated lyrics. Although the order was unexpectedly reversed, the quality of conveying such a valuable program is also super beautiful. Speaking of 1981, it was a time when home video decks were not yet widespread, but this work has a super beautiful image quality that does not make you feel that. I can't say that there are no white line noises because there are several times, but I can only say that there are no such noises. The video is beautiful, with no dubbing marks or even the distortions that should be the fate of analog recording, and you can fully admire the youthful beauty of the four people. [When he appeared on two types of nostalgic programs] After the wonderful special program, there are also archives of famous programs that make you want to clap your knees and say, "Nostalgic!" The first is ``○ no Hit Studio'', a very famous program that is essential to the history of Japanese popular music. Although the program was often broadcast overseas, the one that is featured in this work is when he appeared live on his first visit to Japan. The unmistakable staircase set also appears, and they sing three songs: "I'm In The Mood For Dancing," "Sexy Music," and "Chemistry." And the ending is an even more nostalgic "Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!" It was a variety show rather than a music show, but the four of them appeared on it during their first visit to Japan. They will perform two songs, “Gotta Pull Myself Together” and “I’m In The Mood For Dancing.” Even if you were a Western music fan who was checking it out frequently at the time, some of you may have missed it until this show. In 1981, when memories of ABBA's visit to Japan were still fresh, THE NOLANS enchanted the archipelago with a large-scale tour of over 20 performances. This is a video collection that beautifully revives the enthusiasm that occupied not only concert venues but also cathode ray tubes. Although it is a professional shot compilation that is valuable worldwide, it is a record that overflows with feelings that are not enough for us Japanese people. A professional shot compilation of three TV programs broadcast during the first visit to Japan in 1981. I have fond memories of ``Night Hit Sta○o'' and ``Young O○o!,'' but even more so is the special program ``Nolan's Leslie's Bakushuu! Big Chase!?'' Five hit singles will be performed live in the program's unique studio live performance. It is a piece of cultural heritage that vividly brings back the enthusiasm that engulfed the archipelago, with an extremely beautiful picture quality that belies 1981, when home video decks were not yet widespread. Various TV Shows In Japan Special TV (April 1981) 1. Gotta Pull Myself Together 2. Who's Gonna Rock You ★Lyrics with subtitles ``The next song is also sung by Cliff Richard. 3. Miss You Nights ★Lyrics with subtitles ``Colleen and I are sorry for having a sore throat. We're going to sing the Tokyo Music Festival's grand prize song SEXY MUSIC.'' 4. Sexy Music telop: Nolans ( THE NOLANS) A pop chorus group of four sisters from Dublin, Ireland. In 1975, Nolan formed the band Stars, and their debut single ``Dancing Sister'' became a big hit. Since then, they have been active as a group that plays fun and happy pop songs. At the 10th Tokyo Music Festival, she won the Grand Prix for "Sexy Music." A long-term tour in Japan is scheduled to begin on May 16th. 5. Spirit, Body And Soul ``I'm sorry, but this is the last song.'' It's ``Dancing Sister,'' which was a big hit in Japan. ” 6. I'm In The Mood For Dancing Various TV Performance 7. I'm In The Mood For Dancing 8. Sexy Music 9. Chemistry 10. Gotta Pull Myself Together 11. I'm In The Mood For Dancing Maureen Nolan - vocals Bernie Nolan - vocals Linda Nolan - vocals Colleen Nolan - vocals PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.39min.
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