Songs with titles that start with “Pe” (page, paper, paint, etc.)
In this article, I’ll introduce a bunch of songs whose titles start with “Pe.”
I hope this will be useful in various situations, such as playing shiritori using song titles, doing “shiritori karaoke” where you link songs together like in shiritori, or choosing tracks for playlists like “songs with titles that start with the P row sounds.”
We don’t usually search for songs that start with a specific character, so you might discover tracks you haven’t encountered before.
I’d be delighted if you find a favorite song here and it helps with your shiritori games, karaoke sessions, or playlist making.
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Songs with titles that start with “Pe” [page, paper, paint, etc.] (111–120)
Peking DuckTIN PAN ALLEY
A track that fuses Asian elements with Latin.
Tin Pan Alley, a collective of musicians formed by Haruomi Hosono, Shigeru Suzuki, and others, also served as the backing band for artists like Yumi Arai.
This song is included on Haruomi Hosono’s second solo album, Tropical Dandy.
X XUNICORN
UNICORN is known for their groovy bass that makes clever use of rests, as epitomized by the song “Peké Peké.” You might strongly associate the band with frontman and guitarist Tamio Okuda on vocals, but in fact, there are many songs where bassist EBI handles the lead vocals! His voice is rich and gentle, making for a very comforting listen.
The bass lines also feature frequent hammer-ons—phrases where the left-hand fingers strike the strings—which will have you humming along before you know it!
Penguin’s DetourHayashida
It makes you think, “If you pursued style and coolness, would you end up with a song like this?” Maintaining a steady tempo throughout, its tone evokes calm and tranquility, never hinting at flashiness or a big climax.
And the chorus, tastefully crafted without breaking that tempo or rhythm, has a power that makes you straighten your posture.
It’s a track with a completely different kind of cool.