[Machine Translation] MAMORU WATANABE (ex-GREAT RICHES), who hosted and released "Nippon no Rock'n Roll", a tribute album to the British pub-rock band DR. This is the first nationally distributed album since "ROCK'N ROLL HERO" released by Loft Records. The album features 11 gems of 70's taste, harmonized with rock'n'roll as "Flaming Pub Rocker" and pop melody lines as "One Man Lennon & McCartney". Tired of disposable music? You are tired of disposable music! Blues & Soul! Listen and feel it! Beat Carol! Chuck Berry! And MAMORU & THE DAViES! - I received a wonderful comment from a member of the Japanese rock 'n' roll community: "You seem to be in a good mood, you must be old, but your laid-back open-mindedness is starting to flow! ( The third track, I'm sorry to say hello to carol lovers ) I thought the new record was really bright. Good luck with your live show, I'll do my best, see you soon. You'll drown in rock 'n' roll! You'll end up like Mamoru! Hiroto Komoto ( The Cro-Magnons ) "Rich, blue, bitter, and sullen, this is the best album I've ever heard. It's the best album I've ever heard. It's a pub-rock of fire! Keisuke Suzuki ( Flower Company's ) "I can smell the nostalgic, heart-throbbing rockabilly that I used to love" Yusuke Ciba ( The Birthday ) "I listened to it in the car. It felt good. Drums, bass, electric guitar, and singing. That's all there is. I like this kind of music. For some reason, it reminds me of the first small guitar amp I ever bought. I like it. Tortoise Matsumoto ( Wolframs ) "I don't listen to rock'n'roll or blues that much, but I'm OK with Mamoru's music. I don't listen to rock'n'roll or blues that much. I don't think it's just because I know him. It's a mystery. Tomofsky: "I've known Mamoru since the Grelich era 18 years ago. I've known you since your days in Grelich, and you really haven't changed at all. You don't care about the times, trends, or other people's opinions.