Grey Skies
studio album by Taeko Ōnuki (1976)
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Grey Skies
Summary
Grey Skies is an album[1].
Key Facts
- Grey Skies's instance of is recorded as album[2].
- Grey Skies was published by Nippon Crown[3].
- Grey Skies followed SONGS[4].
- Grey Skies was followed by SUNSHOWER[5].
- Grey Skies was produced by Taeko Ōnuki[6].
- Among the performers on Grey Skies was Taeko Ōnuki[7].
- Among the performers on Grey Skies was Tatsurō Yamashita[8].
- Grey Skies was performed by Jirō Terao[9].
- Grey Skies was performed by Yutaka Uehara[10].
- Grey Skies was performed by Nobu Saitō[11].
- Grey Skies was performed by Ryuichi Sakamoto[12].
- Grey Skies was performed by Shigeharu Mukai[13].
- Grey Skies was performed by Shigeru Suzuki[14].
- Grey Skies was performed by Tatsuo Hayashi[15].
- Grey Skies was performed by Motoya Hamaguchi[16].
- Among the performers on Grey Skies was Tokuo Nakano[17].
- Among the performers on Grey Skies was Hiroshi Satō[18].
- Grey Skies was performed by Akihiro Tanaka[19].
- Among the performers on Grey Skies was Tetsurō Kashibuchi[20].
- Grey Skies was performed by Chūei Yoshikawa[21].
- Grey Skies's record label is recorded as PANAM[22].
- Grey Skies's place of publication is recorded as Japan[23].
- Grey Skies's language of work or name is recorded as Japanese[24].
- Grey Skies was distributed by phonograph record[25].
- Grey Skies was distributed by compact disc[26].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Grey Skies was published by Nippon Crown[3]. Performers include Taeko Ōnuki[7], Tatsurō Yamashita[8], Jirō Terao[9], Yutaka Uehara[10], Nobu Saitō[11], and Ryuichi Sakamoto[12]. It was produced by Taeko Ōnuki[6].
Publication
Grey Skies was published on September 25, 1976[27]. Its place of publication is recorded as Japan[23]. Its language of work or name is recorded as Japanese[24]. Recorded distribution format include phonograph record[25], compact disc[26], music download[28], compact cassette[29], and music streaming[30].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Grey Skies followed SONGS[4]. It was followed by SUNSHOWER[5].