Difference between revisions of "Katsuhiro Hayashi"

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Katsuhiro "Funky K.H" Hayashi (林克洋) is a former Sega sound composer. He left around the same time as Koichi Namiki and Jouji Iijima, both guitarists from the now defunct S.S.T. Band, and would work with them (especially the former) on occasion.

While working at Sega, he was best known for composing the music for Quartet and SDI. Following his departure, he joined Media Rings and composed music for a few SNES titles. He then became the main composer of the Yuukyuu Gensoukyoku series.

Production History

Girl's Garden (1984)
Hang-On (Arcade Version) (1985) (as Mr. Ishii)
Quartet (Arcade Version) (1986)
Quartet 2 (1986)
Hokuto no Ken (Master System Version) (1986)
Black Belt (Master System Version) (1986) [NOTE: Overseas edition of Hokuto no Ken (Master System Version)]
Secret Command (1986) — Music by (Staff) (as Wooper Katsu), Music by ('We Fight for Friends') (as Wooper Katsu)
Rambo: First Blood Part II (Master System Version) (1986) — Music by (Staff) (as Wooper Katsu), Music by ('We Fight for Friends') (as Wooper Katsu) [NOTE: U.S edition of Secret Command]
Quartet (Master System Version) (1987)
Super Hang-On (Arcade Version) (1987) (as Funky K.H)
SDI (Arcade Version) (1987) — Music by (as Funky Gerogero)
Heavyweight Champ (Arcade Version) (1987)
SDI (Master System Version) (1987)
Galaxy Force (Arcade Version) (1988) (as Funky K.H)
Galaxy Force II (Arcade Version) (1988) (as Funky K.H)
Gain Ground (Arcade Version) (1988) — Music & SE
Thunder Blade (PC-Engine Version) (1990) — Sound (as Funky)
Sanrio Carnival (Game Boy Version) (1991) — Sound Program
Forgotten Worlds (PC-Engine CD Version) (1992) — Sound (as K. Hayashi)
Terraforming (1992)
Aguri Suzuki F-1 Super Driving (1992) — Music
Quiz DNA no Hanran (1992)
Astérix and the Secret Mission (1993) — Sound (as Funky K H)
Suzuka 8 Hours (SNES Version) (1993)
Zero-4 Champ RR (1994)
Wild Trax ~ Rare Tracks for Driving (CD) (1994)
Zero-4 Champ RR Complete Music Collection (CD) (1994)
Kawa no Nushi Tsuri 2 (1995)
Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story (1995) — Sound Programmer
Chaos Seed: Fuusui Kairouki (SNES Version) (1996) — Sound Composer
Hyper Tennis: Final Match (1996)
As Aventuras da TV Colosso (1996) — Sound (as Funky K H) [NOTE: Rebranded version of Asterix and the Secret Mission]
Yuukyuu Gensoukyoku (Saturn Version) (1997) — Music, SE, Lyrics (Ending Theme "I Want to Be a Pearl")
Yuukyuu Gensoukyoku (PSX Version) (1997) — Music, SE
Yuukyuu Gensoukyoku: 2nd Album (1998) — Sound Engineer
Yuukyuu Gensoukyoku 3: Perpetual Blue (1999)
The Maze of the Kings (2001) — Music & Sound
D->A: Black (2003)
School Days Vocal Album (CD) (2005)
SDI & Quartet ~Sega System 16 Collection~ Original Soundtrack (CD) (2005)

Song Credits

Hang-On (Arcade Version)

Goal — Music & Arrangement
Name Entry — Music & Arrangement

Quartet (Arcade Version)

Credit — Music & Arrangement
Miami Samba Machine (Start) — Music & Arrangement
Quartet Theme (Stage-01) — Music & Arrangement
Stage Clear — Music & Arrangement
FM Funk (Stage-03) — Music & Arrangement
sky (Stage-05) — Music & Arrangement
Oki RAP (Stage-10) — Music & Arrangement
Game Over — Music & Arrangement
Miami Samba Machine (Without Voice Ver.) — Music & Arrangement
FM Piano Test — Music & Arrangement
RAP Test — Music & Arrangement
Oki RAP (Without Voice Ver.) — Music & Arrangement
RAP Test (Without Voice Ver.) — Music & Arrangement

Hokuto no Ken (Master System Version)

Title — Music & Arrangement
Start — Music & Arrangement
Main BGM — Music & Arrangement
Boss — Music & Arrangement
Power Up — Music & Arrangement
Chapter Clear — Music & Arrangement
Ending — Music & Arrangement
Miss — Music & Arrangement
Game Over — Music & Arrangement

Black Belt (Master System Version)

Title — Music & Arrangement
Main BGM — Music & Arrangement
Boss — Music & Arrangement

Secret Command

Title — Music & Arrangement
We Fight for Friends (Odd Number Screen BGM) — Music & Arrangement
Barricade (Boss) — Music & Arrangement
Round Clear — Music & Arrangement
Ending — Music & Arrangement
Game Over — Music & Arrangement

Rambo: First Blood Part II (Master System Version)

Rambo Main Theme (Title) — Arrangement

Quartet (Master System Version)

Title — Music & Arrangement
Stage 1 — Music & Arrangement
Stage 2 — Music & Arrangement
Stage 3 — Music & Arrangement
Stage 4 — Music & Arrangement
Stage 5 — Music & Arrangement
Stage Clear — Music & Arrangement
Stage 6 — Music & Arrangement
Last Boss — Music & Arrangement
Ending — Music & Arrangement
Game Over — Music & Arrangement

Super Hang-On (Arcade Version)

Outride a Crisis — Music & Arrangement
Sprinter — Music & Arrangement
Goal — Music & Arrangement

SDI (Arcade Version)

Credit — Music & Arrangement
System Down (Stage 1, 2) — Music & Arrangement
Satellite Attack (Stage 3, 4) — Music & Arrangement
Sky Sun (Stage 5, 8) — Music & Arrangement
Illusion (Stage 6, 7) — Music & Arrangement
An Imminent War (Stage 9, 10, 11) — Music & Arrangement
Perfect — Music & Arrangement
We are Desirous of Peace (Ending) — Music & Arrangement
Blue Moon (Name Entry) — Music & Arrangement
Illusion (Ranking) — Music & Arrangement

Heavyweight Champ (Arcade Version)

Credit — Music & Arrangement
Title 1 — Music & Arrangement
Level Select — Music & Arrangement
Announce — Music & Arrangement
Congratulations — Music & Arrangement
Name Entry — Music & Arrangement
Ranking — Music & Arrangement
Title 2 — Music & Arrangement [NOTE: Unused]

SDI (Master System Version)

Demo — Music & Arrangement
Start — Music & Arrangement
System Down (Main BGM) — Music & Arrangement
Perfect — Music & Arrangement
We are Desirous of Peace (Ending) — Music & Arrangement
Blue Moon (Game Over) — Music & Arrangement

Galaxy Force (Arcade Version)

Coin [Galaxy Force] — Music & Arrangement
Defeat [Scene B] — Music & Arrangement
Take Back [Scene C] — Music & Arrangement
Alone Fighter [Scene D] — Music & Arrangement
Take Back [Long Ver.] — Music & Arrangement [NOTE: Unused]

Galaxy Force II (Arcade Version)

Coin [Galaxy Force II] — Music & Arrangement

Gain Ground (Arcade Version)

Europe in the Middle Ages ~Receiving~ [BGM 2] — Music & Arrangement
Future Robot ~Contract~ [BGM 4] — Music & Arrangement
Warrior's Rest [Round Clear] — Music & Arrangement

Yuukyuu Gensoukyoku

Wake Up!! — Music & Arrangement
Shy Boy — Music & Arrangement
Workingmen — Music & Arrangement
Are You Ready? — Music & Arrangement
Crying Shadows — Music & Arrangement
On My Honor — Music & Arrangement
Raise a War Cry — Music & Arrangement
Imitate Blue — Music & Arrangement
Rest in Peace — Music & Arrangement
Boneheads — Music & Arrangement
Stumble-Scramble — Music & Arrangement
It's All Right — Music & Arrangement
In Our Usual Sunny Place — Music & Arrangement
Daylight Bossa — Music & Arrangement
I'm at My Limit! ('Wake Up!!' vocal version) — Music
Go Easy — Music & Arrangement
Unchanged Happy Life — Music & Arrangement
Nocturne in C sharp major — Music & Arrangement
Earnest Hope — Music & Arrangement
A Smile Is Your Protection ('Shy Boy' vocal version) — Music
Red-Eyed Revenger — Music & Arrangement
Road to Nowhere — Music & Arrangement
Face a Crisis — Music & Arrangement
Under the Strain — Music & Arrangement
Fantasia Everlasting — Music & Arrangement
Anytime — Music & Arrangement
I Want to Be a Pearl (Sega Saturn Ending) — Music

SDI & Quartet ~Sega System 16 Collection~ Original Soundtrack

SDI Remix 2005 — Music & Arrangement

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 ==Production History==
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 * ''[[Girl's Garden]]'' (1984)
 * ''[[Hang-On]]'' (Arcade Version) (1985) (as '''Mr. Ishii''')
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 * ''Chaos Seed: Fuusui Kairouki'' (SNES Version) (1996) — Sound Composer
 * ''Hyper Tennis: Final Match'' (1996)
+* ''[[As Aventuras da TV Colosso]]'' (1996) — Sound (as '''Funky K H''') [NOTE: Rebranded version of ''[[Asterix and the Secret Mission]]'']
 * ''[[Yuukyuu Gensoukyoku]]'' (Saturn Version) (1997) — Music, SE, Lyrics (Ending Theme "I Want to Be a Pearl")
 * ''[[Yuukyuu Gensoukyoku]]'' (PSX Version) (1997) — Music, SE
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 * ''School Days Vocal Album'' (CD) (2005)
 * ''[[SDI & Quartet ~Sega System 16 Collection~ Original Soundtrack]]'' (CD) (2005)
+}}
 ==Song Credits==