EPISODE · Nov 12, 2013

Crossover – 10 Novembre

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Crossover Épisode du dimanche 10 Novembre 2013 Alton Ellis="Mouth A Massy" Mardi Gras Brass Band="Baby Elephant Walk" The Butlers="Inspector Gadget" The Skatalites="Guns Of Navarone" Michael Black="Natty Contractor" Ranking Joe="Drunken master" Mato/IAM="La Saga" Mato/Dr Dre and Snoop Dogg="Still Dre" 3rd Bass="Brooklyn-Queens" The Brecker Brothers="Dig A Little Deeper" Cortex="Madbass" The Beatnuts and Biz Markie="You're A Clown" Ocote Soul Sounds and Adrian Quesada="Ora Como Rey, Manana Como Quey" Ocote Soul Sounds and Adrian Quesada="Look Sharp" Lenny White="Big City" Lenny White="Rapid Transit" The Herbaliser and Rakaa the Iriscience="Verbal Animé" J-Zone="Chump Change" Tony Allen and Abayami Afrobeat Orquestra feat. BNegao="Meus Filhos Afrobeat Rework" Fuzzy Haskins="Which Way To A Disco" SFDK="No Eres Feo Ni Nà"

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