윤도현

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사랑했나봐 04:01 Tools
나 항상 그대를 00:00 Tools
Dash (with YB) 00:00 Tools
너라면 좋겠어 00:00 Tools
사랑 Two 00:00 Tools
00:00 Tools
요즘 내 모습 (Feat. 타블로, 케이윌) 00:00 Tools
나.비.꿈 (나의 비밀스런 꿈) 00:00 Tools
가을 우체국 앞에서 04:10 Tools
나 항상 그대를 (With YB) 00:00 Tools
우리 사랑했던 시간만큼 00:00 Tools
너를 보내고 00:00 Tools
빗소리 (Feat. 옥상달빛) 00:00 Tools
마법의 성 (더 클래식) (With YB) 00:00 Tools
Dreams 00:00 Tools
잊을께 00:00 Tools
너의 느낌대로 00:00 Tools
생명 00:00 Tools
Get up 00:00 Tools
아버지 00:00 Tools
당신이 만든 날씨 00:00 Tools
마법의 성 (더클래식) (With. YB) 00:00 Tools
종이연 00:00 Tools
수다 00:00 Tools
Alright 00:00 Tools
With You 00:00 Tools
기억해 00:00 Tools
Circus 00:00 Tools
너라면 좋겠어 (Piano ver.) 00:00 Tools
날아라 펭귄 00:00 Tools
Funky Train 00:00 Tools
가을 우체국 앞에서 (2014 Ver.) 00:00 Tools
타잔 00:00 Tools
라스베가스를 떠나며 (Feat. 에스나) 00:00 Tools
휘파람 00:00 Tools
임진강 00:00 Tools
나의 작은 기억 00:00 Tools
너를 보내고 Ii 00:00 Tools
Dash 00:00 Tools
나는 나비 00:00 Tools
Dash (2000) 00:00 Tools
깨어나라 00:00 Tools
끝이 아니길 04:00 Tools
우리들 함께 여기에 00:00 Tools
사랑two 00:00 Tools
비상 00:00 Tools
큰별은 없어 00:00 Tools
내곁의 너 00:00 Tools
Sparks Fly 00:00 Tools
Run Devil Run (소녀시대) 00:00 Tools
김제동송 - 오쿄쿄쿄 00:00 Tools
큰 별은 없어 00:00 Tools
박하사탕 00:00 Tools
겨울비 00:00 Tools
광야에서 00:00 Tools
Silver Bells 00:00 Tools
나.비.꿈 (나의 비밀스런 꿈) (Inst.) 00:00 Tools
붉은 낙타 (With Pia, 김진표, 이성우 Of 노브레인) 00:00 Tools
사랑했나봐 - 윤도현 00:00 Tools
꿈꾸는 소녀 00:00 Tools
어디에 00:00 Tools
너를 보내고 Ⅱ 00:00 Tools
먼훗날 00:00 Tools
잊을게 00:00 Tools
가리지좀 마 00:00 Tools
사랑 Two - 윤도현 00:00 Tools
오늘은 00:00 Tools
01 사랑했나봐 00:00 Tools
나 항상 그대를 (이선희) 04:40 Tools
사랑할거야 00:00 Tools
Trip 00:00 Tools
요즘 내 모습 (Feat. 타블로 & 케이윌) 00:00 Tools
해야 (마그마) 00:00 Tools
하루살이 00:00 Tools
마법의 성 00:00 Tools
소원 00:00 Tools
너랑 나 00:00 Tools
먼 훗날 00:00 Tools
새벽기차 00:00 Tools
어디로 00:00 Tools
OOH-AHH하게 00:00 Tools
It Burns 00:00 Tools
아리랑 00:00 Tools
긴 여행 00:00 Tools
Dash (백지영) (with YB) 00:00 Tools
바다 00:00 Tools
세상속의 아이 00:00 Tools
요즘 내 모습 (Feat. Tablo, K.will) 00:00 Tools
내 곁의 너 00:00 Tools
다시 한번 00:00 Tools
처음처럼 00:00 Tools
널 부르는 노래 00:00 Tools
비밀의 숲 00:00 Tools
나 항상 그대를 (With YB) - 윤도현 00:00 Tools
너를보내고 00:00 Tools
056. 마법의 성 (더클래식) (With. YB) 00:00 Tools
끝이 아니길 (Kbs 대하드라마 '서울 1945' Ost) 00:00 Tools
철문을 열어 00:00 Tools
이등병의 편지 00:00 Tools
빗속에서 (이문세) 00:00 Tools
비밀의숲 00:00 Tools
Run Devil Run 00:00 Tools
아직도 널 00:00 Tools
이 땅에 살기 위하여 00:00 Tools
1178 00:00 Tools
머리아파 00:00 Tools
너를 보내고 2 00:00 Tools
너를보내며 00:00 Tools
돌고 돌고 돌고 00:00 Tools
사랑2 00:00 Tools
크게 라디오를 켜고 (시나위) 00:00 Tools
요즘 내 모습 00:00 Tools
064. 나 항상 그대를 (With YB) 00:00 Tools
오늘도 어제 같은 나는... 00:00 Tools
머리 아파 00:00 Tools
커피한잔 (펄시스터즈) 00:00 Tools
빗소리 00:00 Tools
애국가 00:00 Tools
독수리 5형제 00:00 Tools
자유 00:00 Tools
나는 나비 00:00 Tools
길 - 윤도현 00:00 Tools
빙글빙글 (나미) 00:00 Tools
이등병의편지 00:00 Tools
그것만이 내 세상 00:00 Tools
073. Dash (With YB) 00:00 Tools
Dreamer 00:00 Tools
가을 우체국 앞에서 (2014 Ver.) - 윤도현 00:00 Tools
사랑투 00:00 Tools
02-1 나 항상 그대를(이선희) - 윤도현 00:00 Tools
우리 사랑했던 시간만큼 - 윤도현 00:00 Tools
마법의 성 (더클래식) (With YB) 00:00 Tools
04.Little Drummer Boy 00:00 Tools
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Yoon Do-hyun (born February 3, 1972) is a South Korean hard rock/folk rock singer, musician, and songwriter. He is the founder and lead vocalist of the Yoon Do-hyun Band (YB) since 1996. Yoon is also an MC on TV variety programs (notably Yoon Do-hyun's Love Letter) and a musical theatre actor. Yoon Do-hyun was born in Imjin-myeon (currently Munsan-eup) in Paju, Gyeonggi Province. He graduated from Munsan High School in 1991, and began working in 1993 around Paju's music circles as part of the band Jongyiyeon (종이연).[1] In 1994, Yoon released his debut solo album, In Front of the Post Office in Autumn (가을 우체국 앞에서). It produced the hit singles "Tarzan" and "Love Two," but the album did not receive much commercial success since dance music was trendy at the time. Yoon formed the eponymously named Yoon Do-hyun Band in 1996, with himself on vocals, drummer Kim Jin-won, guitarist Yoo Byung-yeol, and bass guitarist Park Tae-hee. Later that year, Yoon played the lead role in Jungle Story, Kim Hong-joon's film that recounts the rise and fall of a fictitious, underground band. His bandmates also appeared in the film. Its initial failure to break out led to the Yoon Do-hyun Band almost disbanding in 2000, and guitarist Yoo Byung-yeol left the band and was replaced by Huh Joon. Then in 2002, they rocketed to fame with the World Cup cheer song "Oh! Pilseung Korea" (meaning "Victory Korea!"). With its explosive live performances and Yoon's powerful voice and frank personality onstage, the Yoon Do-hyun Band eventually became one of the foremost rock bands in South Korea, selling more than 2 million albums and doing more than 100 live concerts. It won music awards from Korea's three main broadcast stations KBS, MBC and SBS, and won the WPMA (World Peace Music Award) in 2003 for their activities in promoting human rights. Renamed YB in 2005, it was the first Korean band to ever tour Europe and had two sold-out concerts in New York City (Nokia Theater, B.B King Blues Club) in 2006.[5] YB was the subject of two rockumentaries, Kim Tae-yong's On the Road, Two (2006) and Moon Cheung-heum's Flying Butterfly (2010). YB celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2015 with a series of sold-out concerts titled "20 Years Old." Meanwhile, Yoon starred in stage musicals such as Jesus Christ Superstar, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Gwanghwamun Sonata, and Once. He also hosted the popular music-talk show Yoon Do-hyun's Love Letter from April 2002 to November 2008. As a solo artist, Yoon has released two albums and three EPs, including Difference (2005), Harmony (2009), and Singing Yoon Do-hyun (노래하는 윤도현, 2014). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.