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Origin
  
Japan

Name
  
Luke Takamura

Role
  
Musician

Years active
  
1987–present


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Also known as
  
Sgt. Luke Takamura III (Sgt. ルーク篁III世参謀)

Born
  
April 12, 1964 (age 60) (
1964-04-12
)

Genres
  
Rock, hard rock, heavy metal

Albums
  
メフィストフェレスの肖像, PONK!!, LIVE! BLACKMASS IN LOND, 1999 Black list, BIG TIME CHANGES

Similar People
  
Takashi Ohashi, ACE, Ishikawa Shunsuke, Demon Kakka, Damian Hamada

Instruments
  
Guitar, vocals, piano

Music group
  
Seikima-II (1987 – 1999)

Occupation(s)
  
Musician, songwriter

Luke Takamura


Luke Takamura (ルーク篁, Takamura Luke, born April 12, 1964 in Tokyo, Japan) is a Japanese musician and songwriter. He is best known as guitarist of the heavy metal band Seikima-II from 1987 to 1999. In 1995 he joined the short-lived supergroup Kings, with Shuichi Aoiki (Night Hawks) on vocals, Taiji Sawada (X, Loudness) on bass and Satoshi "Joe" Miyawaki (44 Magnum, Spread Beaver) on drums. He is currently lead singer and guitarist of Canta, with his fellow Seikima-II member Raiden Yuzawa and bassist Masaki (Animetal). He provided guitar for the song "Chateau de Sable" on the 2016 album Fate by Mary's Blood.

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Discography

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  • 1991: Takamura
  • 1993: Soaking Wet Live

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    With Seikima-II
    Luke Takamura Vol2 Luke Takamura YouTube

  • 1987: Big Time Changes
  • 1988: The Outer Mission
  • 1990: Yuugai
  • 1992: Kyoufu no Restaurant
  • 1994: Ponk!!
  • 1996: Mephistopheles no Shouzou
  • 1997: News
  • 1998: Move
  • 1999: Living Legend
  • With Kings
  • 1995: Kings
  • With Toyo
  • 2001: A Sight For Sore Eyes
  • With Canta
  • 2002: Everything's Gonna Be Alright
  • 2003: Fraction
  • 2005: Non-Homogenized
  • 2006: 百歌颯鳴
  • 2007: Ryuusei to Haru no Arashi
  • 2008: Kirakira
  • 2008: Meramera
  • References

    Luke Takamura Wikipedia