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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Short description|Japanese folk rock band}}<br />
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{{For|the Spanish film|Off Course (film)}}<br />
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| origin = [[Yokohama]], [[Kanagawa]], Japan<br />
| genre = [[Pop rock]], [[soft rock]], [[folk rock]], [[folk pop]], [[baroque pop]], [[chamber pop]], [[new wave music|new wave]], [[yacht rock]], [[sophisti-pop]], [[city pop]]<br />
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'''Off Course''' was a Japanese [[folk rock]] band formed by [[Kazumasa Oda]] and Yasuhiro Suzuki. They broke up after a farewell performance at the Tokyo Dome on February 26, 1989.<br />
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Their most famous songs are "Sayonara" (さよなら), "YES-YES-YES", "Setsunakute"(せつなくて), "Love is Determination", and "Kaze ni Fukarete"（風に吹かれて）<br />
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==Members==<br />
* {{nihongo|Kazumasa Oda|小田 和正}}: Vocals and Keyboards<br />
* {{nihongo|Yasuhiro Suzuki|鈴木 康博}}: Vocals and Guitars<br />
* {{nihongo|Hitoshi Shimizu|清水 仁}}: Vocals and Bass<br />
* {{nihongo|Kazuhiko Matsuo|松尾 一彦}}: Vocal, Guitar and Harmonica<br />
* {{nihongo|Hitose "Jiro" Oma|大間 "ジロー" 仁世}}: Drums and Percussion<br />
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==Discography==<br />
=== Albums ===<br />
# [1973.06.05] Off Course 1 / Boku no Okurimono (オフ・コース1 / 僕の贈りもの)<br />
# [1974.05.05] Kono Machi wo Yukeba / Off Course Round 2 (この道をゆけば / オフ・コース・ラウンド2)<br />
# [1975.12.20] Wine no Nioi (ワインの匂い) <br />
# [1976.11.05] Song is Love<br />
# [1977.09.05] Junktion<br />
# [1978.10.05] Fairway<br />
# [1979.10.20] Three and Two<br />
# [1980.11.21] We are<br />
# [1981.12.01] Over<br />
# [1982.07.01] I Love You<br />
# [1982.09.21] Next Sound Track<br />
# [1984.06.21] The Best Year of My Life<br />
# [1985.08.01] Back Streets of Tokyo<br />
# [1987.03.28] As Close as Possible<br />
# [1988.06.09] Still a long way to go<br />
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=== Singles ===<br />
# Gunshuu no Naka de / Hi wa Mata Noboru (April 5, 1970)<br />
# Yoake wo Tsuge ni / Utsukushii Sekai (October 5, 1971)<br />
# Osaraba / Kanashiki Akogare (April 25, 1972)<br />
# Boku no Okurimono / Meguriau Ima (February 20, 1973)<br />
# Mou Uta wo Tsukurenai / Hatachi no Koro (April 5, 1974)<br />
# Wasureyuki / Mizu Irazu no Gogo (October 20, 1974)<br />
# Nemurenu Yoru / Kinou e no Tegami (December 20, 1975)<br />
# Hitori de Ikiteyukereba / Aitsu no Nokoshita Mono wa (May 5, 1976)<br />
# Meguru Kisetsu / Runaway (October 5, 1976)<br />
# Kokoro wa Kimagure / Anata ga Ireba (February 5, 1977)<br />
# Aki no Kihai / Koibito yo Sono Mama de (August 5, 1977)<br />
# Rondo / Omoide wo Nusunde (November 20, 1977)<br />
# Yasashisa ni Sayonara / Toorisugita Yoru (April 5, 1978)<br />
# Anata no Subete / Umi wo Mitsumete (July 20, 1978)<br />
# Ai wo Tomenaide / Utsukushii Omoide ni (January 20, 1979)<br />
# Kaze ni Fukarete / Koi wo Dakishimeyou (June 5, 1979)<br />
# Sayonara / Shiokaze no Naka de (December 1, 1979)<br />
# Umarekuru Kodomotachi no Tameni / Kono Umi ni Chikatte (March 5, 1980)<br />
# Yes-No / Ai no Owaru Toki (June 21, 1980)<br />
# Toki ni Ai wa / Bokura no Jidai (December 1, 1980)<br />
# I LOVE YOU / Yoru wa Futari de (June 21, 1981)<br />
# Ai no Naka e / Christmas Day (December 1, 1981)<br />
# Kotoba ni Dekinai* / Kimi ni Okuru Uta (February 1, 1982)<br />
# YES-YES-YES / Main Street wo Tsuhare (June 10, 1982)<br />
# Kimi ga, Uso wo, Tsuita / Ai Yori mo (April 21, 1984)<br />
# Natsu no Hi* / Kimi no Shiawase wo Inorenai (July 18, 1984)<br />
# Midori no Hibi* / CITY NIGHTS (September 21, 1984)<br />
# Call / 2dome no Natsu (February 21, 1985)<br />
# Tasogare / LAST NIGHT (May 22, 1985)<br />
# Natsu Kara Natsu Made / Zenmai Jikake no Uso (September 21, 1985)<br />
# ENDLESS NIGHTS / EYES IN THE BACK OF MY HEART (November 30, 1985)<br />
# IT'S ALL RIGHT-ANYTHING FOR YOU / IT'S QUITE ALL RIGHT-INSTRUMENTAL- (March 4, 1986)<br />
# Motto Chikaku ni as close as possible / Tiny Pretty Girl (May 25, 1987)<br />
# Kimi Sumu Machi e / Kimi Sumu Machi e -INSTRUMENTAL- (January 25, 1988)<br />
# She's so wonderful / Hizashi no Naka de (July 25, 1988)<br />
# Natsu no Wakare / Aitai (October 25, 1989)<br />
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<nowiki>*</nowiki>Also in the [[anime]] series ''[[Sonic X]]''.<br />
{{Portal|Japan|Music|Biography}}<br />
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==External links==<br />
* [http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/offcourse/ Official Universal Music Off Course website]<br />
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