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* "[[Calling You (Teshima Aoi)|Calling You]]", a song recorded by [[Teshima Aoi]], track #3 on her first cover album ''[[The Rose ~I Love Cinemas~]]''. | * "[[Calling You (Teshima Aoi)|Calling You]]", a song recorded by [[Teshima Aoi]], track #3 on her first cover album ''[[The Rose ~I Love Cinemas~]]''. | ||
* ''[[Calling You (Toda Erika)|Calling You]]'', [[Toda Erika]]'s fourth DVD. | * ''[[Calling You (Toda Erika)|Calling You]]'', [[Toda Erika]]'s fourth DVD. | ||
* "[[Callin' You|CALLIN' YOU]], a song recorded by [[TWO-MIX]], track #6 on their debut album ''[[BPM 132]]''. | * "[[Callin' You|CALLIN' YOU]]", a song recorded by [[TWO-MIX]], track #6 on their debut album ''[[BPM 132]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 16:12, 8 March 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Calling You could be a reference to:
- "Calling You", Abe Yasuhiro's 15th single.
- "Calling you", a song recorded by Kanon, track #1 on her first album Hymn of Grace.
- Calling You, Kawai Naoko's 16th single.
- "calling you", a song recorded by Nobuchika Eri, track #4 on her first mini-album hands.
- "Calling You", a song recorded by Sweet Vacation, B-side of their first major single "Sayonara My Days".
- "Calling You", a song recorded by Teshima Aoi, track #3 on her first cover album The Rose ~I Love Cinemas~.
- Calling You, Toda Erika's fourth DVD.
- "CALLIN' YOU", a song recorded by TWO-MIX, track #6 on their debut album BPM 132.
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