aespa's Whiplash maintains its hold onto the top spot for the sixth consecutive week. Congratulations to aespa! Moving up four spots to No. 2 is Taeyeon's Letter To Myself. Up six spots to No. 3 is DAY6's HAPPY. There are two new songs in the top 10 this week. G-Dragon's HOME SWEET HOME, featuring fellow BIGBANG members Taeyang and Daesung, debuts at No. 4. HOME SWEET HOME is a nostalgic hip hop song that conveys the message that he has […]
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A two-year tour that permeated the culture plays one last night in the Canadian city of Vancouver. Read More
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For John Leyton, it was third time lucky as far as his singles were concerned. The actor’s manager Robert Stigwood teamed him with producer Joe Meek, but Leyton's first two 45s – August 1960’s “Tell Laura I Love Her” and October 1960's “The Girl on the Floor Above” – didn’t made waves. The next one – July 1961’s “Johnny Remember Me” – was it, the hit, the chart topper. Read More
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