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Sandii Sandii (borni n 1952 as Sandra O'Neale) was born in Japan of mixed Japanese, Spanish and American blood. Her father was in the U.S. Navy, and she spent her early life in Japan, but moved to Hawaii in her early teens and began to study hula and Pacific dance. After becoming accomplished as a singer and dancer, Sandii released her first record 'Perusha Neko' under the name Sandi Ai.

Returning to Japan in 1975 she was befriended by Kyu Sakamoto, who helped her to get a job as a DJ on NHK TV in Japan. Sandii performed during the interval of the 'World Popular Song Festival' in late 1975, and secured a record deal with Toho.

Sandii's debut album was titled 'Sandi Ai' and mixes Japanese originals with covers of well known songs by John Lennon and Olivia Newton-John. The album was not a great success and Sandii left Toho for Discomate Records. In 1976 Sandii had performed at the Yamaha World Popular Song Festival as a non-competitor interval act, but the next year she won the prestigious “Grand Prix Best Vocal Performance” award with the single Goodbye Morning, her best selling record to date.

Sandii met Makoto Kubota in 1976 when he was a guest on her NHK TV show and afterward joined his band Yuyake Gakudan (Sunset Gang) as a backup singer. Makoto was an accomplished musician with broad influences, and the collaboration went on to be critically acclaimed, though never quite achieving the popular success expected. The music of The Sunset Gang was very influenced by Blues, Southern and West Coast rock, but later they became increasingly interested in Hawaiian and Okinawan music. At this time Sandii also became friends with the future members of the Yellow Magic Orchestra, frequent collaborators with the Sunset Gang; Haruomi Hosono naming her 'Sandii' because of the connection with Hawaii. However, until 1980 Sandii used a variety of names for different session work e.g.

'Sandra Hohn', 'Sandi A Hohn', even 'Sandy Ayako'. This makes her 1970's material a challenge for collectors to find! On the soundtrack of Lupin The Third Sandii performed the songs 'I Miss You Babe' and 'Love Squall'; the latter was a single release paired with the theme of the TV series by Yuji Ohno In 1978 Sandii sang the end title theme for the Japanese release of Agatha Christie's Death on the Nile, which became a top 20 hit in Japan.

This gave Sandii and Makoto the opportunity to record a follow up album. With limited time and budget, the album 'Mystery Nile' consists of disco and pop cover versions including 'Dancing Queen' by ABBA.

Sandii and Makoto used fake English names on the record - 'Sandy O'Neil' and 'Theo Layer'. Other guest appearances include the albums 'Dead End' and 'Monkey Magic' by Godiego plus 'Melting Pot' by Yamamoto Sho, whose backing band became Ippu-Do (including future Japan member Masami Tsuchiya. In 1979, again using the name 'Sandy O'Neil', Sandii released the disco track 'Hey! King Kong', which failed to become a hit. The same year saw Sandii's first guest appearance with the Yellow Magic Orchestra on their album Solid State Survivor.