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SING!! Sega Game Music Presented by B.B. Queens

Record label: BMG Victor

Artist: B.B.Queens

Release	Date	RRP	Code
JP	1992-07-26^[1]	¥2,913 (3,000)2,913 (3,000)^[1]	BVRR-1

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Teddy Boy Blues

System(s): Sega Mega-CD

Publisher: BMG Victor

Developer: Sega

Genre: Action

Release	Date	RRP	Code
JP	1992-07-26^[1]	¥2,913 (3,000)2,913 (3,000)^[1]

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SING!! Sega Game Music Presented by B.B. Queens is a hybrid Sega Mega-CD/soundtrack album consisting of rearranged theme music from various Sega games, arranged by Masao Akashi and performed by Japanese music group B.B. Queens, most notable for encoding the Sega Mega Drive game Teddy Boy Blues as its first audio track (allowing the game to be played by inserting the album into a Mega-CD), and for featuring the theme song of the unreleased Sonic the Hedgehog game SegaSonic Bros..

SegaSonic Bros.

The song "Funky Brothers" was intended to be the image song (the Western equivalent to a theme song) for the upcoming Sega System C2 arcade puzzle game SegaSonic Bros.; the project was far enough in development to both receive numerous location tests, and to have "Funky Brothers" published on an officially Sega-licensed soundtrack release. Ultimately, the game was never released, and the song was never properly attributed to being Sonic-related until the modern era, when the title's developers began to share its existence with the larger gaming community.

Track list

1. Data track

2. Funky Brothers -Image From "Teddy Boy Blues" (3:28)
作詞: Larry Lange & SHAPIRO, BERNSTEIN & CO.INC. 作曲: Segasonic 編曲: 明石昌夫唄: Yuiko Tsubokura (坪倉唯子)

3. Crazy Crazy -Image From "Quiz Scramble 3 in 1" (4:36)
作詞: Larry Lange & SHAPIRO, BERNSTEIN & CO.INC. 作曲: Segasonic 編曲: 明石昌夫唄: Keiko Utoku (Mi-Ke) (宇徳敬子)

4. After Tonight -Image From "OutRun" (5:07)
作詞: Larry Lange & SHAPIRO, BERNSTEIN & CO.INC. 作曲: Segasonic 編曲: 明石昌夫唄: Yuichi Ikusawa & Maki Ohguro (生沢佑一 & 大黒摩季)

5. Dangerous Heart -Image From "Earnest Evans" (5:18)
作詞: Larry Lange & SHAPIRO, BERNSTEIN & CO.INC. 作曲: Wolf 編曲: 明石昌夫唄: Fusanosuke Kondou (近藤房之助)

6. Strength For The Journey -Image From "Tenkafubu" (5:38)
作詞: Larry Lange & SHAPIRO, BERNSTEIN & CO.INC. 作曲: Mecano 編曲: 明石昌夫唄: Seiichiro Kuribayashi (栗林誠一郎)

7. Speed Of Love -Image From "Super Monaco GP II" (5:00)
作詞: Larry Lange & SHAPIRO, BERNSTEIN & CO.INC. 作曲: Segasonic 編曲: 明石昌夫唄: Yuichi Ikusawa (生沢佑一)

8. Burnin' Love -Image From "After Burner" (4:37)
作詞: Larry Lange & SHAPIRO, BERNSTEIN & CO.INC. 作曲: Segasonic 編曲: 明石昌夫唄: Keiji Katayama & Maki Ohguro (片山圭司 & 大黒摩季)

9. (I Fight) Fire With Fire -Image From "Golden Axe II" (4:46)
作詞: Larry Lange & SHAPIRO, BERNSTEIN & CO.INC. 作曲: Segasonic 編曲: 明石昌夫唄: Keiji Katayama (片山圭司)

► Running time: 38:30

Production credits

Produced by: 長戸大幸 (BEING)
Directed by: 上保徳彦 (SEGA ENTERPRISES LTD.), 草野夏矢 (SHINKO MUSIC), 渡部良 (BEING)
Recorded by: Eric Westfall
Additional Recorded by: 野村昌之 (STUDIO BIRDMAN), 島田勝弘 (STUDIO BIRDMAN), 近藤信 (STUDIO BIRDMAN), 高橋誠 (STUDIO BIRDMAN)

Mixed by: Eric Westfall
3D Sound Effect: ROLAND RSS
Recorded at STUDIO BIRDMAN, MOD STUDIO BEING, T's STUDIO
Mixed at MOD STUDIO BEING
Assisted by: 川上義明 (STUDIO BIRDMAN), 青木良樹 (STUDIO BIRDMAN), 古川伊知子 (STUDIO BIRDMAN), 小林廣行 (STUDIO BIRDMAN), 大村洋一 (MOD STUDIO BEING), 三橋真理 (T's STUDIO), 高桑心 (T's STUDIO)

Mastered by: 小泉由香 (ONKIO HAUS)

Art Direction: 西本和民
Designed by: 清水淳, 磯上浩久
Creative Co-ordinator: 鈴木謙一 (Be Planning)

Source:

Booklet^[2]

Magazine articles

Main article: SING!! Sega Game Music Presented by B.B. Queens/Magazine articles.

Physical scans

Mega-CD, JP
Cover
Spinecard Disc Manual Jewel Case

Technical information

ROM dump status

System

Hash

Size

Build Date

Source

Comments

✔

CRC32
MD5
SHA-1

409,327,968

CD (JP)

External links

References

[:File:SING_MCD_JP_Spinecard.jpg_p-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 File:SING MCD JP Spinecard.jpg

[:File:Sing_Sega_Game_Music_MCD_JAP_manual.pdf_p22-2] File:Sing Sega Game Music MCD JAP manual.pdf, page 22

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+</div>{{stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is a hybrid [[Sega Mega-CD]]/soundtrack album consisting of rearranged theme music from various [[Sega]] games, arranged by Masao Akashi and performed by Japanese music group B.B. Queens, most notable for encoding the [[Sega Mega Drive]] game ''[[Teddy Boy Blues (Mega Drive)|Teddy Boy Blues]]'' as its first audio track (allowing the game to be played by inserting the album into a Mega-CD), and for featuring the theme song of the unreleased [[sonic:Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic the Hedgehog]] game ''[[sonic:SegaSonic Bros.|SegaSonic Bros.]]''.
-{{stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is an album of [[Sega Mega Drive]] and [[Mega-CD]] music as covered by the Japanese pop group B.B.Queens. The album was arranged by Masao Akashi and performed by Yuko Tsubokura, Keiko Utoku, Yuichii Ikusawa, Maki Ohguro, Fusanosuke Kondou, Seiichiroh Kuribayashi, and Keiji Katayama.
-While it's mostly thought there's no Sonic-related music, The song "''Funky Brothers''" is actually from the unreleased arcade game, ''[[SegaSonic Bros.]]'' which was at the time, still in development. The first "track" is actually a special version of the game ''[[Teddy Boy Blues]]'' for the Mega-CD with brand new levels and allows the player to choose any of the audio tracks of the album as background music for the game.
+==''SegaSonic Bros.''==
+The song "''Funky Brothers''" was intended to be the image song (the Western equivalent to a theme song) for the upcoming [[Sega System C2]] arcade puzzle game ''[[sonic:SegaSonic Bros.|SegaSonic Bros.]]''; the project was far enough in development to both receive numerous location tests, and to have ''"Funky Brothers"'' published on an officially [[Sega]]-licensed soundtrack release. Ultimately, the game was never released, and the song was never properly attributed to being Sonic-related until the modern era, when the title's developers began to share its existence with the larger gaming community.
 ==Track list==