Yuji Suguyama – programming, computer operation.Jeff Bova – programming (drum sound, keyboards).Sylvia Massy – assistant engineer ("You Do Me").Kevin Casey – assistant engineer ("You Do Me").Darin Prindle – assistant engineer ("You Do Me").Carmen Rizzo – engineer, mixer, programmer ("You Do Me").Kirk Crumpler – keyboards, programmer ("You Do Me").Anita Sherman – backing vocals ("You Do Me").Angel Rogers – backing vocals ("You Do Me").Alex Brown – backing vocals ("You Do Me").Yoriko Ganeko – vocals, shamisen, castanets.Ryuichi Sakamoto – composer, producer, mixing, engineering, arranger, keyboards, piano, vocals."安里屋ユンタ" (Asadoya Yunta, "Yunta village") "ちんさぐの花" (Chinsagu no hana, "Flowers of Chinsagu") "安里屋ユンタ" ( Asadoya Yunta, "Yunta village") It was a beautiful moment – one I won't forget for the rest of my life." Track listing Japanese version No. The schedule was already tightly planned, but I was so grateful he'd come, so we made some time to work with him. But then the following day, I flew from LA back to New York to continue recording and he showed up without telling me, with his whole family in tow. I had been informed that he had had a difficult time, some kind of mental illness, and I could sense that, even though he wasn't that surprising in the studio. On his time working with Wilson, Sakamoto said, "I had asked Brian Wilson to sing on the album so I went to Los Angeles and we recorded with him. Recorded at various sound studios throughout Tokyo, New York, and Los Angeles, Beauty features many collaborators that include Arto Lindsay, Brian Wilson, Robbie Robertson, and Sly Dunbar. But the title of the song is 'Calling from Tokyo'." For example, for one of my songs on the album Beauty, I was always having visions of Amazonian rainforests, a little plane flying very low over the trees. In discussing whether music is narrative and illustrative or an abstract medium, Sakamoto said, "I have visions sometimes when I'm writing contemporary music, even when it's very logical. Beauty is notable for its "collage of styles" that range from rock, techno, and classical to flamenco, African, and Japanese traditional.
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