Luis-Mary was a Japanese
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band that was formed in 1989 and broke up in 1993. There were four members.
Members
*Yoshitsugu "Zyeno" Yamashita (山下善次) - Guitar
*Takehisa "Shien" Maruyama (丸山武久) - Bass guitar
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Takanori "Haine" Nishikawa (西川貴教) - Vocals
*Ken Arita (有田賢) - Drums
[1]
Biography
Luis-Mary began in 1989 by Zyeno and Shien. Haine and Ken joined later in 1990. On January 23, 1991, they released their first single "Lainy Blue". Luis-Mary disbanded in 1993
[3] and various "Best of" CDs were released subsequently.
Takanori Nishikawa
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became very successful under his solo act,
T.M.Revolution, and is currently in the band
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, which formed in 2005. Yoshitsugu went on to join the band Nude along with Takehisa Maruyama. Following Nude, Yoshitsugu played in Cuve, then Sonic Smart Suzzy, and The Strawberry Gun-Gun. Takehisa moved on to play in the band Raydio.
Discography
Singles
Track list
References
External links
Luis-Mary at Last.fm
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Visual kei musical groups
Japanese rock music groups
Musical groups established in 1989
Musical groups disestablished in 1993