The correct Japanese name is “バド・ジョンソン.”
Artists whose names start with “ナ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
Artists whose names start with “ハ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
Artists whose names start with “ハ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.(Part.2)
Artists whose names start with “ヒ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
The correct Japanese name is “アストル・ピアソラ.”
Artists whose names start with “フ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
Artists whose names start with “フ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.(Part.2)
Artists whose names start with “ヘ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
Artists whose names start with “ホ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
Artists whose names start with “マ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
"Appearances"の日本語訳は"参加作品"で統一してください。詳細は以下のスレッド参照。
I noticed that artists other than the composer (such as Tito Puente) are now being displayed under “外観.”
I recall this used to be listed under “参加作品”; I wonder if a regression occurred with a recent major release?
The composer view was improved in a recent release, so I initially suspected this issue might be a side effect of that, but it seems that isn’t the case.
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Artists whose names start with “ミ〜モ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
The correct Japanese name is “リタ・ライス.”
The correct Japanese name is “ウォーレン・ヴァシェ.”
The correct Japanese spelling is “ワー・ワー・ワトソン.”
For Ruben Gonzales, I would like the spelling “ルベーン・ゴンザレス.”
The correct Japanese name is “鈴木優人.”
The correct Japanese name is “サン・ラ.”
Artists whose names start with “ヤ〜ヨ” and whose Japanese names do not contain a dot separating the surname and given name.
