1985 – Present 📍 Zama, Japan

TUBE

blues rock

Japanese band (1985-)

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👥 Personnel & Lineage (4)

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Michiya Haruhata

Nobuteru Maeda

Ryōji Matsumoto

Hideyuki Kakuno

📜 Archival Liner Notes & Thank-Yous

Physical Vinyl Inserts

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Peer Inscriptions

Archival vinyl thank-you list being verified from original pressing inserts.

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⚡ Lineage Architecture & Historical Context

The Historical Lineage of TUBE

TUBE emerged out of Zama, Japan starting in 1985, contributing distinctive energy to the blues rock landscape. Anchored by personnel including Michiya Haruhata, Nobuteru Maeda, Ryōji Matsumoto, Hideyuki Kakuno,

🎵 Sonic Blueprint: blues rock personnel framework centered around out of Zama, Japan. Documented with 4 archival members and 0 direct musical bridges.

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Archival Entry Points & Significance

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Where to Dig Next From TUBE

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