(JPop, Jazz, Oldies) Izumi Yukimura - Super Chic: All Time Best Album (1953-2013) (2CD) - 2014, MP3, 320 kbps

01. Till I Waltz Again with You (3:29)
02. Jambalaya (3:08)
03. Keep It a Secret (3:10)
04. The Call of the Far-Away Hills (3:24)
05. Eyes of Blue (3:19)
06. Oh My Papa (3:47)
07. Blue Canary (2:58)
08. Secret Love (3:11)
09. Sabrina (3:06)
10. Mambo Italiano (2:43)
11. Sweet and Gentle (2:09)
12. Milagros del Cha Cha Cha (3:24)
13. Seventeen (2:20)
14. Smile (2:35)
15. Mambo Bacan (3:18)
16. Paper Kisses (2:35)
17. Ain't Cha-Cha Comin' Out T-Tonight? (3:20)
18. I Want You to Be My Baby (2:29)
19. Que Sera Sera (2:23)
20. Cindy Oh Cindy (2:47)
21. Be-Bop-A-Lula (2:47)
22. Sayonara (3:20)
23. Fujiyama Mama (2:13)
24. Sugar Candy (2:23)
25. Great Balls of Fire (2:15)
26. One Way Ticket (To the Blues) (2:32)

01. I Get a Kick Out of You (2:42)
02. Sunday (2:37)
03. I Enjoy Being a Girl (2:18)
04. If I Had a Hammer (2:20)
05. Hootenanny Granny (2:36)
06. Hello, Dolly! (2:18)
07. No Strings (2:31)
08. The Sweetest Song (2:05)
09. I Could Have Dance All Night (2:18)
10. Show Me (2:21)
11. Hikouki Gumo (4:28)
12. Mukashi no Anata (4:50)
13. Ginza Kankan Musume (2:55)
14. Tokyo no Yane no Shita (3:55)
15. Swanee (2:09)
16. Two Hundred Years from Now (4:04)
17. My Way (3:39)
18. As Time Goes By (4:56)
19. Falling in Love with Love (3:35)
20. Mon Amant de Saint Jean (2:52)
21. Je Suis Snob (3:08)
22. La Javanaise (3:23)
23. Mou Nikushimi Ha Nai (3:24)
24. Tokyo Chic (4:35)

Izumi Yukimura is a pop singer and actress born in Tokyo in 1937, who became a popular star in the 1950s with her unconstrained, dynamic singing voice and lots of modern cover hits of Western (mainly American) pop music, such as swing jazz, country, rockabilly, blues, musical/movie songs, and Latin (mambo, cha-cha-cha). A compilation (2 CDs (50 tracks) with a DVD) which includes mainly covers of Western pop songs, and the songs are selected beyond the boundaries of record labels for the first time. The lyrics are English, Japanese and Spanish. Her debut song "Omoide no Waltz (Waltz of Memories)" is a cover of the pop song "Till I Waltz Again with You" (written by Sidney Prosen, sung by Teresa Brewer). "Jambalaya" is a cover of Hank Williams' country song "Jambalaya (On the Bayou)". "Harukanaru Yama no Yobigoe" is a cover of "The Call of the Faraway Hills" (theme from the film "Shane"). "Aoi Kanaria" is a cover of "Blue Canary" (written by Vincent C. Fiorino). "Mambo Italiano" is a cover of a pop song written by Bob Merrill. "Cha-Cha-Cha wa Subarashii (Cha-Cha-Cha is Great)" is a cover of Enrique Jorrín's "Milagros del Cha-Cha-Cha". "Be-Bop-A-Lula" is a cover of Gene Vincent's rockabilly song. "Fujiyama Mama" is a cover of Earl Burrows' rockabilly song. "Hikoki-gumo (Contrail)" is a song Yumi Arai (Yumi Matsutoya) provided to Yukimura before her debut. Also features three tracks from the 1974 album "Super Generation" (Yukimura sings Ryoichi Hattori songs with Caramel Mama). The planned and supervised by Motoharu Sano.