ARB THE LONGEST TOUR Scorebook

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Despite being over 30 years old,
the condition is very good.
No writing.

The only concerns are:
One stain in image 4
and
Creases on the left side of the cover in images 18 and 19.

Band
Sheet music
Scorebook
SCORE HOUSE
BOOK

KEITH
Koya Naito
EBI
Ryo Ishibashi
Ichiro Tanaka
Shinichiro Miyagi
Enma
Yoshihiro Nonaka SANZI
Mitsuhiro Saito
Jean-Jacques Burnel
Shigeru Okabe
Hisashi Shirahama
Takeshi Asada

From Wikipedia:
The band name "ARB" is taken from the initials of Alexander Ragtime Band. It's a quote from Irving Berlin's "Alexander's Ragtime Band." Initially, they were also known as "Alexander Ragtime Band," but from the release of their third album, "BOYS&GIRLS," "ARB" became their official name.
Formed in 1976.
They debuted in 1978 with the single "Norainu (Stray Dog)." In 1979, they clashed with their management, who tried to market them as idols, and became independent. In the 1980s, they gained attention as the second generation of Mentaiko Rock [citation needed]. They were characterized by releasing many songs on themes such as war, workers, and the state of society, and were also called a social commentary band. The songs about labor were called "Work Song" and became one of ARB's trademarks.
The lyrics were almost entirely written by Ryo Ishibashi, except for a few songs written by Kiku (Toshiyuki Shibayama) of Sunhouse and a few songs on the first album, but during the time Hisashi Shirahama was a member, the credits were "Ryo & Hisashi," and Shirahama also wrote some songs. The music was composed by Ishibashi and the guitarists and bassists of each period.
In 1990, the band disbanded after a performance at the National Yoyogi First Gymnasium on October 27, as vocalist Ryo Ishibashi focused on acting. They reunited in 1998. In March 2006, Ishibashi left the band. Although ARB announced that they would stop activities again, Ishibashi announced the band's disbandment.

Heisei era
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