Fever Fever (album)

Fever Fever (stylized as Fever*Fever) is a 1999 album by Puffy AmiYumi.

Fever Fever
Studio album by Puffy AmiYumi
Released	June 23, 1999
Length	51:09
Label	Epic/Sony ESCB-1995
Producer	Masanori Sasaji
Puffy AmiYumi chronology
Jet-CD (1998) Fever Fever (1999) Spike (2000)

History

"Puffy de Rumba" was released as a single on December 12, 1998. In the music video, Ōnuki and Yoshimura sing and dance in a magical garden with Jimi Hendrix.^[1]

"Tararan"/"Puffy no Tourmen" was released as a single on August 29, 1998. The music video has Ōnuki and Yoshimura singing, interspersed with scenes of a traveling polar bear.^[2]

"Yume no tame ni" was released as a single on June 9, 1999.^[3]

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Stray Cats Fever"	Masato Inami, Katsumasa Mototani, and Puffy AmiYumi	5:07
2.	"Yume no Tame ni (夢のために; For Our Dreams)"	Tamio Okuda	3:09
3.	"Nichiyōbi no Musume (日曜日の娘; Sunday Girls)"	Tamio Okuda	3:55
4.	"Nannari to narudeshō (なんなりとなるでしょう; Anything Can Become a Habit)"	Masato Inami and Yumi Yoshimura	5:46
5.	"Kireina Namida ga Tarinai yo" (きれいな涙が足りないよ; Pure Tears Are Not Enough)"	Shōko Suzuki	2:49
6.	"Taiyō (太陽, Sun)"	Shinjirō Inoue and Shōko Suzuki	3:59
7.	"Robot Prototype Version 0.2 (ロボット　プロトタイプヴァージョン0.2, Robotto Purototaipu Vājon 0.2)"	Puffy AmiYumi	0:48
8.	"Puffy de Rumba (パフィーdeルンバ, Pafī de Runba)"	Puffy AmiYumi and Yoriko Tamura	3:33
9.	"Koi no Line, Ai no Shape (恋のライン愛のシェイプ, Koi no Rain, Ai no Sheipu; Line of Love, Shape of Love)"	Shōko Suzuki	4:15
10.	"Always Dreamin' About You"	Linda Herrick, Ami Onuki, and Okuda	3:02
11.	"Natsuyasumi Prototype (夏休みプロトタイプ, Natsuyasumi Purototaipu; Summer Vacation Prototype)"	Puffy AmiYumi	0:44
12.	"It Works (はたらくよ, Hataraku yo)"	Nario Sakai	4:28
13.	"Puffy de Bossa (パフィーdeボッサ, Pafī de Bossa)"	Puffy AmiYumi	0:33
14.	"Tararan (たららん)"	Puffy AmiYumi, Tamio Okuda, and Andy Sturmer	4:16
15.	"Dare ga Sore o (誰がそれを, Who Does It?)"	Tamio Okuda	4:45

Charts

Chart performance for Fever Fever

Album (1999)	Peak position
Japanese Albums Chart[4]	3

The single ranked #12 and stayed on the chart for four weeks.

"Yume no tame ni" (1999)	Peak position
Japan (Oricon)[5]	12

Personnel

• Sumiharu Arima – French horn
• Tomoyuki Asakawa – harp
• Jake H. Concepcion – sax (tenor)
• Otsuhiko Fujita – French horn
• Takashi Furuta – drums
• Takayuki Hijikata – guitar, electric guitar, handclapping
• Makoto Hirahara – sax (alto)
• Masato Inami – chorus
• Megumi Ishibachi – French horn
• Shin Kazuhara – trumpet
• Taro Kiyooka – trombone
• Chiharu Mikuzuki – bass
• Akira Okazawa – bass
• Tamio Okuda – chorus
• Seigen Ono – engineer, mastering, mixing
• Ami Onuki – vocals
• Puffy AmiYumi – vocals, chorus, handclapping
• Masanori Sasaji – keyboards
• Masatsugu Shinozaki – strings
• Andy Sturmer – producer, engineer, mixing
• Shoko Suzuki – drums, chorus
• Hideyo Takakuwa – flute
• Yuichi Togashiki – drums
• Minoru Uesato – sax (baritone)
• Hiroshi Yaginuma – sax (tenor)
• Tsuyoshi Yokoyama – programming
• Yumi Yoshimura – vocals
• Bob Zung – sax (tenor)