Reflections (Akira Terao album)

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1981 studio album by Akira Terao

Reflections

Studio album by Akira Terao
Released	4 May 1981
Genre	City pop, soft rock
Label	Toshiba EMI

Reflections is a 1981 album by Akira Terao which was the best-selling album of the 1980s in Japan.^[1]

Tracklist

All music was written by Akira Terao with arrangements by Akira Inoue.

*Reflections* track listing
No.	Title	Lyrics	Length
1.	"Habana Express"	Masako Arikawa	4:15
2.	"渚のカンパリ・ソーダ (Nagisa No Campari Soda)"	Takashi Matsumoto	4:33
3.	"喜望峰 (Kiboho)"	Takashi Matsumoto	4:14
4.	"二季物語 (Niki Monogatari)"	Masako Arikawa	8:07
5.	"ルビーの指環 (Ruby No Yubiwa)"	Takashi Matsumoto	4:21
6.	"Shadow City"	Masako Arikawa	4:26
7.	"予期せぬ出来事 (Yokisenu Dekigoto)"	Masako Arikawa	4:26
8.	"ダイヤルM (Dial M)"	Masako Arikawa	3:49
9.	"北ウィング (Kita Wing)"	Masako Arikawa	4:57
10.	"Sasurai"	Masako Arikawa	4:06
Total length:			47:14

References

^ Focus Japan 1981 - Volume 8 "The best-selling LP in 1981 was Akira Terao's "Reflection" which sold 1.14 million copies, but others in the "best-ten" list sold from 460,000 to 320,000 LPs each."