S.O.S. (Pink Lady Song) - Covers

Covers

  • Girl group MAX covered this song for the 1997 Yu Aku tribute album VELFARRE J-POP NIGHT presents DANCE with YOU.
  • Chiemi Hori and Toru Yamazaki covered it for the 2009 released Pink Lady/Yu Aku tribute album Bad Friends.
  • Anime Alice SOS features a cover of this song.
Pink Lady
Singles
  • Pepper Keibu
  • S.O.S.
  • Carmen '77
  • Nagisa no Sinbad
  • Wanted
  • UFO
  • Southpaw
  • Monster
  • Tomei Ningen
  • Chameleon Army
  • Zipang
  • Pink Typhoon
  • Nami Nori Pirates
  • Kiss in the Dark
  • Monday Mona Lisa Club
  • Do Your Best
  • Ai Giri Giri
  • Sekai Eiyuu Shi
  • Utakata
  • Remember
  • Last Pretender
  • OH!
  • Fushigi Love
  • Pink Eyed Soul
  • Terebi ga Kita Hi
Studio albums
  • Pepper Keibu
  • Hoshi kara Kita Futari
  • Magical Musical Tour
  • Kiss in the Dark
  • We Are Sexy
  • Turning Point
  • Suspense
Live albums
  • Challenge Concert
  • Summer Fire '77
  • Bye Bye Carnival
  • America! America! America!
  • '78 Jumping Summer Carnival
  • Live in Budokan
  • Sayonara Pink Lady
Compilations
  • Pink Lady no Katsudou Ooutsushin
  • Pink Lady
  • Pink Lady Best Selection
  • Pink Lady Twin Best
  • Innovation
Related articles
  • Pink Lady
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  • Keiko Masuda

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