Natsumi Abe - Revision history

Shinjukueki at 10:15, 7 August 2008

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-	'''Natsumi Abe''' was born in [[Muroran]], [[Hokkaidō]], [[Japan]], in August of [[1981]]. In [[1997]], Abe was chosen to become a member of a new [[Japanese]] pop (or [[~~J-pop~~]]) group] known as [[Morning Musume]]. For quite a few songs, Abe sang the lead, making her one of the most popular members of Morning Musume. Morning Musume began as an all-girl J-pop group, and throughout a number of changes in talent, has continued to be one of the most popular all-girl groups to ever grace Japan.	+	'''Natsumi Abe''' was born in [[Muroran]], [[Hokkaidō]], [[Japan]], in August of [[1981]]. In [[1997]], Abe was chosen to become a member of a new [[Japanese]] pop (or [[JPop]]) group] known as [[Morning Musume]]. For quite a few songs, Abe sang the lead, making her one of the most popular members of Morning Musume. Morning Musume began as an all-girl J-pop group, and throughout a number of changes in talent, has continued to be one of the most popular all-girl groups to ever grace Japan.

	In January of [[2004]], Abe “graduated” from the group. This is the term that is used whenever a girl leaves the group to go on to pursue a solo career. She had released her first solo single, however, in August of [[2003]]. It was entitled “[[22Sai no Watashi]]”, and was released only a few days after she turned 22. A short time later a full album was released, and many of the songs that were on the album were versions of Morning Musume songs that had been changed for a solo singer.		In January of [[2004]], Abe “graduated” from the group. This is the term that is used whenever a girl leaves the group to go on to pursue a solo career. She had released her first solo single, however, in August of [[2003]]. It was entitled “[[22Sai no Watashi]]”, and was released only a few days after she turned 22. A short time later a full album was released, and many of the songs that were on the album were versions of Morning Musume songs that had been changed for a solo singer.
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	[[Category:Japanese Artists]]		[[Category:Japanese Artists]]
		+	[[Category:Japanese singers]]

JapanesePlease at 06:16, 22 July 2008

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	* Peaked at #21 on the charts		* Peaked at #21 on the charts
	* Sold 12,825 copies		* Sold 12,825 copies
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	==External Links==		==External Links==

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Discography

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	'''Albums'''		'''Albums'''
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	'''Hitoribocchi'''		'''Hitoribocchi'''
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	* Released February 2004		* Released February 2004
	* Peaked at #2 on the charts		* Peaked at #2 on the charts
	* Sold 79,483 copies		* Sold 79,483 copies
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	'''2nd Shimiwataru Omoi'''		'''2nd Shimiwataru Omoi'''
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	* Released March 2006		* Released March 2006
	* Peaked at #9 on the charts		* Peaked at #9 on the charts
	* Sold 23,972 copies		* Sold 23,972 copies
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	'''25 Vingt Cinq'''		'''25 Vingt Cinq'''
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	* Released March 2007		* Released March 2007
	* Peaked at #21 on the charts		* Peaked at #21 on the charts

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Discography

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	'''Albums'''		'''Albums'''

-	* Hitoribocchi	+	'''Hitoribocchi'''
-	· Released February 2004	+	* Released February 2004
-	· Peaked at #2 on the charts	+	* Peaked at #2 on the charts
-	· Sold 79,483 copies	+	* Sold 79,483 copies

-	* 2nd Shimiwataru Omoi	+	'''2nd Shimiwataru Omoi'''
-	· Released March 2006	+	* Released March 2006
-	· Peaked at #9 on the charts	+	* Peaked at #9 on the charts
-	· Sold 23,972 ~~copies~~	+	* Sold 23,972 copies
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-	* 25 Vingt Cinq	+
-	~~· Released March 2007~~	+
-	~~· Peaked at #21 on the charts~~	+
-	~~· Sold 12,825~~ copies	+

		+	'''25 Vingt Cinq'''
		+	* Released March 2007
		+	* Peaked at #21 on the charts
		+	* Sold 12,825 copies

	==External Links==		==External Links==

JapanesePlease at 06:11, 22 July 2008

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-	'''Natsumi Abe''' was born in [[Muroran]], [[Hokkaidō]], [[Japan]], in August of [[1981]]. In [[1997]], Abe was chosen to become a member of a new [[Japanese]] [[pop (or J-pop) group]] known as [[Morning Musume]]. For quite a few songs, Abe sang the lead, making her one of the most popular members of Morning Musume. Morning Musume began as an [[all-girl J-pop group]], and throughout a number of changes in talent, has continued to be one of the most popular all-girl groups to ever grace Japan.	+	'''Natsumi Abe''' was born in [[Muroran]], [[Hokkaidō]], [[Japan]], in August of [[1981]]. In [[1997]], Abe was chosen to become a member of a new [[Japanese]] pop (or [[J-pop]]) group] known as [[Morning Musume]]. For quite a few songs, Abe sang the lead, making her one of the most popular members of Morning Musume. Morning Musume began as an all-girl J-pop group, and throughout a number of changes in talent, has continued to be one of the most popular all-girl groups to ever grace Japan.

	In January of [[2004]], Abe “graduated” from the group. This is the term that is used whenever a girl leaves the group to go on to pursue a solo career. She had released her first solo single, however, in August of [[2003]]. It was entitled “[[22Sai no Watashi]]”, and was released only a few days after she turned 22. A short time later a full album was released, and many of the songs that were on the album were versions of Morning Musume songs that had been changed for a solo singer.		In January of [[2004]], Abe “graduated” from the group. This is the term that is used whenever a girl leaves the group to go on to pursue a solo career. She had released her first solo single, however, in August of [[2003]]. It was entitled “[[22Sai no Watashi]]”, and was released only a few days after she turned 22. A short time later a full album was released, and many of the songs that were on the album were versions of Morning Musume songs that had been changed for a solo singer.

-	After her graduation from the group, Abe was kept very busy, working on the [[Hello!]] ~~Project~~ and on her solo project. Near the end of [[2004]], it was discovered that her poems and essays were copied and a full plagiarism scandal ensued. She pulled away from her career for awhile and due to that, one of her singles was delayed for awhile. She came back to singing in February of [[2005]], and in August her fifth single was released. Early in [[2007]] Abe, and a number of the other original members of Morning Musume, was chosen to be a part of Morning Musume [[Tanjō 10 nen Kinentai]], which was a group created to celebrate the singing group being together for ten years.	+	After her graduation from the group, Abe was kept very busy, working on the [[Hello! Project]] and on her solo project. Near the end of [[2004]], it was discovered that her poems and essays were copied and a full plagiarism scandal ensued. She pulled away from her career for awhile and due to that, one of her singles was delayed for awhile. She came back to singing in February of [[2005]], and in August her fifth single was released. Early in [[2007]] Abe, and a number of the other original members of Morning Musume, was chosen to be a part of Morning Musume [[Tanjō 10 nen Kinentai]], which was a group created to celebrate the singing group being together for ten years.
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		+	== Discography ==


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	==External Links==		==External Links==

-	*[http://www.helloproject.com/artist/05/index.html]	+	* [http://www.helloproject.com/artist/05/index.html]

	[[Category:Japanese Artists]]		[[Category:Japanese Artists]]

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'''Natsumi Abe''' was born in [[Muroran]], [[Hokkaidō]], [[Japan]], in August of [[1981]]. In [[1997]], Abe was chosen to become a member of a new [[Japanese]] [[pop (or J-pop) group]] known as [[Morning Musume]]. For quite a few songs, Abe sang the lead, making her one of the most popular members of Morning Musume. Morning Musume began as an [[all-girl J-pop group]], and throughout a number of changes in talent, has continued to be one of the most popular all-girl groups to ever grace Japan.

In January of [[2004]], Abe “graduated” from the group. This is the term that is used whenever a girl leaves the group to go on to pursue a solo career. She had released her first solo single, however, in August of [[2003]]. It was entitled “[[22Sai no Watashi]]”, and was released only a few days after she turned 22. A short time later a full album was released, and many of the songs that were on the album were versions of Morning Musume songs that had been changed for a solo singer.

After her graduation from the group, Abe was kept very busy, working on the [[Hello!]] Project and on her solo project. Near the end of [[2004]], it was discovered that her poems and essays were copied and a full plagiarism scandal ensued. She pulled away from her career for awhile and due to that, one of her singles was delayed for awhile. She came back to singing in February of [[2005]], and in August her fifth single was released. Early in [[2007]] Abe, and a number of the other original members of Morning Musume, was chosen to be a part of Morning Musume [[Tanjō 10 nen Kinentai]], which was a group created to celebrate the singing group being together for ten years.

'''Albums'''

* Hitoribocchi
· Released February 2004
· Peaked at #2 on the charts
· Sold 79,483 copies

* 2nd Shimiwataru Omoi
· Released March 2006
· Peaked at #9 on the charts
· Sold 23,972 copies

* 25 Vingt Cinq
· Released March 2007
· Peaked at #21 on the charts
· Sold 12,825 copies

==External Links==

*[http://www.helloproject.com/artist/05/index.html]

[[Category:Japanese Artists]]