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In Jpop Stop!, '''Heart and Soul''' could be a reference to: | |||
*"[[Heart and Soul (AAA)|Heart and Soul]]", [[AAA]]'s 23rd single. | |||
*"[[Heart and Soul (Hamada Mari)|Heart and Soul]]", [[Hamada Mari]]'s eighth single. | |||
*"[[Heart & Soul (Fukuyama Yoshiki)|HEART & SOUL]]", [[Fukuyama Yoshiki]] and [[Okudoi Mika]]'s collaboration single. | |||
*"[[Heart & Soul (May'n)|Heart & Soul]]", a song recorded by [[May'n]], track #12 on her first album ''[[Styles]]''. | |||
*"[[Heart & Soul (Sugar)|Heart & Soul]]", a song recorded by [[Sugar]], third A-side of their third Japanese single "[[Kaze to Hanataba / Present / Heart & Soul]]". | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:06, 25 March 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Heart and Soul could be a reference to:
- "Heart and Soul", AAA's 23rd single.
- "Heart and Soul", Hamada Mari's eighth single.
- "HEART & SOUL", Fukuyama Yoshiki and Okudoi Mika's collaboration single.
- "Heart & Soul", a song recorded by May'n, track #12 on her first album Styles.
- "Heart & Soul", a song recorded by Sugar, third A-side of their third Japanese single "Kaze to Hanataba / Present / Heart & Soul".
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