-Remasterd by Makoto Kubota (ex-Les Rallizes Denudes)
-Housed in a gatefold jacket
-With obi
-Extensive liner notes by Shinichi Ogawa in Japanese and English translation
-Originally released in 1972

Segawa Hiroshi’s solo album “Pierro” (1972) is a pursuit of country and Southern rock in Japanese.
While most Japanese bands in the early ’70s were chasing British rock trends, Hiroshi Segawa took a bold, singular path—crafting country rock and Southern rock, sung entirely in Japanese. His masterpiece Pierrot stands as a rare and beautiful outlier, brought to life by a dream team of legendary musicians from Japan’s New Rock scene: Hideki Ishima and Jun Kozuki (Flower Travellin’ Band), Tetsu Yamauchi (Samurai), Yuushin Harada, and Katsuo Ohno (PYG).
Now lovingly reissued with a fresh remaster by Makoto Kubota, this edition also includes the haunting single “Kimi ga Ita Shiroi Heya”, originally released the year after Pierrot. A must-have for fans of Japanese rock history, obscure country rock gems, and boundary-breaking musical vision.

Tracklist:
A1. Konna Kimochi
A2. Tanoshii Nichiyobi
A3. Naze ni Umarete
A4. Sorede Iihazu Aryashinai
A5. Nagai Yoru
A6. Kutsuzure no Oshaberi
B1. Pierrot
B2. Hana Sake!! Jiisan
B3. Toki wa Nagarete / Sayonara Baby
B4. Kutabireta Kingyo