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Fever*Fever

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*Fever*Fever* is the third studio album by the Japanese pop duo Puffy, released in 1999 during the peak of their late-1990s mainstream popularity. The album continues the duo's collaborative work with producer Tamio Okuda, maintaining their signature blend of upbeat, rock-influenced pop music. Featuring polished melodies and characteristically playful vocal performances from Ami Onuki and Yumi Yoshimura, the record appeals to listeners seeking accessible, guitar-driven Japanese pop from the era.

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When was Fever*Fever released, and which label issued it?

Puffy released the 15-track album in Japan on June 23, 1999, through Epic/Sony. It is the duo's third studio album, following Jet-CD from 1998.

Who produced Fever*Fever, and how involved is Tamio Okuda?

Masanori Sasaji is credited as the principal producer. Tamio Okuda wrote songs including "Yume no tame ni" and "Nichiyoubi no Musume" and also appears in the chorus credits, while Andy Sturmer produced "Tararan."

Which singles from Fever*Fever were part of Puffy's late-1990s run?

The album includes "Tararan," "Puffy de Rumba," "Nichiyoubi no Musume," and "Yume no tame ni." "Yume no tame ni," written by Okuda, reached No. 12 on Japan's Oricon singles chart.

Does Fever*Fever include an English-language song?

It includes "Always Dreamin' About You," sung entirely in English by Ami Onuki. The album has 15 songs and runs for about 51 minutes.

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