Sing! aiko

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"Sing! Aiko" (歌え！Aiko, Utae! Aiko^?) is a radio segment in Aiko's radio program Aiko's @llnightnippon.com, which aired from 1999 until 2003. When musical guests were invited to the program, Aiko would play the piano and cover the guests'—or others'—songs; sometimes, she sang her own songs with her guests. Rarely, Aiko would improvise a short song with a guest.

1 Performed songs
- 1.1 1999
- 1.2 2000
- 1.3 2001
- 1.4 2002
- 1.5 2003
2 External links

[edit] Performed songs

Unless indicated, all songs are covered by Aiko.

[edit] 1999

Ami Suzuki (1999), "Our Days".
SMAP (1999), "Fly".
T.M.Revolution (1998), "Thunderbird".
Porno Graffitti (1999), "Apollo" (アポロ, "Apollo"^?).
B'z (1992), "Itsuka no Merry Christmas" (A Christmas Day in Memories, "Itsuka no Merry Christmas"^?) in Friends.
Original words by Josef Mohr, music by Franz Gruber (1818), "Silent Night", first performed in Austria. Sung the English version.
Taiyō to Ciscomoon (1999), "Marui Taiyō" (丸い太陽, A Round Sun^?).
"Santa Claus Is Coming to Town". Sung with Yuzu and Taiyō to Ciscomoon.

[edit] 2000

Yuzu (1999), "Itsuka" (いつか, Someday^?).
Hana*hana (1999), "Ah, Yokatta" (あ～よかった, Ah, I Feel Fine^?). Sung with Hana*hana.
Mr.Children (1996), "Hana" (花, Flowers^?).
Masaharu Fukuyama (1999), "Squall".
Yen Town Band (1996), "Swallowtail Butterfly".
Spitz (1996), "Cherry" (チェリー, "Cherry"^?).
L'Arc-en-Ciel (1999), "Pieces".
Yumi Matsutoya (1994), "Haru yo, Koi" (春よ、来い, Come on! Spring^?).
Yamazaki Masayoshi (1997), "One More Time, One More Chance.
Kinki Kids (2000), "Suki ni Natteku, Aishiteku (好きになってく愛してく, More Like, More Love^?). Sung with Tsuyoshi Domoto.
Kiroro (1999), "Suki na Hito" (好きな人, My Love^?). Sung with Kiroro.
Iruka (1990), "Nagori Yuki" (なごり雪, Farewell Snow^?). Sung with Kiroro.
Aiko's "Kabutomushi" (1999). Sung with Yuzu.
Stevie Wonder (1996), "Isn't She Lovely?". Sung with Isa.
SMAP (1998), "Yozora no Mukō" (夜空ノムコウ, Over the Night Sky^?). Sung with Yuka Kawamura.
Akiko Kosaka (1988), "Anata" (あなた, You^?).
Aiko & Spitz (2000). An impromptu song.
Luna Sea (1998), "I for You". Sung with Luna Sea.
The Love (1997), "Himawari Kanransha" (ひまわりの観覧車, A Sunflower-made Ferris Wheel^?). Sung with The Love.
Aiko & Silva^{[disambiguation needed]} (2000), "Nuru Radio (ぬるラジオ, A Sloppy Radio Program^?). An impromptu song.
Nana Kinomi and Hiroshi Itsuki (1991), "Izakaya" (居酒屋, Pub^?). Sung with Masaharu Fukuyama.
SMAP (2000), "Lion Heart" (らいおんハート, "Lion Heart"^?).

[edit] 2001

Aiko & Porno Graffiti (2001), "Yume no Onna" (夢の女ポルノ, Dream Girl^?). An impromptu song.
Aiko & Tsuyoshi Domoto (2001), "Nijū Isseki no Yabo" (21世紀の野望, An Ambition in the 21st Century^?). An impromptu song.
Yuzo Kayama (1988), "Kimi to Itsumademo" (君といつまでも, Forever With You^?). Sung with Fureai.
Aiko & Gackt (2001), "Haru no Hagu, Chutchu" (春のハグチュッチュ, Hugging and Kissing During the Spring^?). An impromptu song.
Carole King (1999), "So Far Away" in Tapestry. Sung with The Gospellers.
Kirinji (2001), "Ame wa Mofu no Yō ni" (雨は毛布のように, Rain as a Blanket^?). Sung with Kirinji.
Aiko & Chemistry (2001), "Aki no Hamokemi" (An Autumnal Harmony, "Aki no Hamokemi"^?) with Chemistry. An impromptu song.
Southern All Stars (1988), "Sha la la" (シャ・ラ・ラ, "Sha la la"^?). Sung with Yuzu.
Aiko (2001), "Pikmin Single: Nurucom Version" (ピクミンジングル～ヌルコムバージョン, "Pikmin Single: Nurucom Version"^?). Parody of Strawberry Flower (2001), "Ai no Uta: Pikmin no Theme" (愛のうた～ピクミンのテーマ, Love Song: Theme of Pikmin^?).
Sadistic Mika Band (1974), "Time Machine ni Onegai" (タイムマシンにおねがい, May I Ask a Favor, Time Machine^?).

[edit] 2002

Miyuki Nakajima (1988), "Jidai" (時代, Period^?). Sung with Kobukuro.
Aiko & The Brilliant Green (2002), "Asoko no Dontsuki" (あそこのどんつき, At the End of the Street Over There^?). An impromptu song.
Kome Kome Club (1992), "Kimi ga Iru Dake-de (君がいるだけで, Only Stays With You^?). Sung with Reo Tsuchiya.
Every Little Thing (2001), "Fragile". Sung with Kaori Mochida.