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*[[Hummingbird (THYME)|Hummingbird]], a song recorded by [[THYME]], track #11 on their debut album ''[[First 9uality|first 9uality]]''. | *[[Hummingbird (THYME)|Hummingbird]], a song recorded by [[THYME]], track #11 on their debut album ''[[First 9uality|first 9uality]]''. | ||
*[[Hummingbird (TOKIO)|Hummingbird]], a song recorded by [[TOKIO]], track #9 on their ninth album ''[[Act II|ACT II]]''. | *[[Hummingbird (TOKIO)|Hummingbird]], a song recorded by [[TOKIO]], track #9 on their ninth album ''[[Act II|ACT II]]''. | ||
*[[Hummingbird (YUKI)| | *[[Hummingbird (YUKI)|Hummingbird]], [[YUKI]]'s sixth single. | ||
{{disambig}} | {{disambig}} | ||
Revision as of 13:25, 23 January 2010
On Jpop Stop!, Hummingbird or Humming Bird (ハミングバード) could be a reference to:
- Hummingbird, a seiyuu group.
- Hummingbird, a song recorded by Hajime Chitose, B-side of her third single Kono Machi.
- Hummingbird, a song recorded by HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR, track #6 on their third album San.
- Hummingbird, a song recorded by Inoue Joe, track #5 on his debut mini-album IN A WAY.
- Hummingbird, a song recorded by Kotobuki Minako, B-side of her character single single K-ON! Image Song Kotobuki Tsumugi.
- Hummingbird, little by little's fifth single.
- Hummingbird, a song recorded by marble, B-side of their fourth single Ryuusei Record.
- hummingbird, Marcia's 18th album.
- Hummingbird, Saito Kazuyoshi's 29th single.
- Hummingbird, a song recorded by THYME, track #11 on their debut album first 9uality.
- Hummingbird, a song recorded by TOKIO, track #9 on their ninth album ACT II.
- Hummingbird, YUKI's sixth single.
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