EPISODE · Mar 6, 2015

Crossover|2 Mars

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Crossover Épisode du Dimanche 2 Mars 2015. PLAYLIST Konono n°1 : Lufuela Ndonga RyCo Jazz : Mambo Ryco Franco OK jazz band : Tcha tcha tcha de mi amor Les amazones de guinée : Samba Vicente Barreto - Rosa pretà Eduardo Dusek - Iracema brasil Nelson Cavaquinho - O Bem e o mal Beth Carvalho - Là vem ela chorando Tommy McCook : Grass Roots Jackie Mittoo : Drum song Masta Killa : Armored Truck Deela : Get your Freakumbia Chairmen of the board : Since the days of Pigtails Chairmen of the board : Tricked & Trapped Chairmen of the board : Pay to the piper Groove Catchers : Semtex Groove Catchers : Soul Makossa Thiago Franca : Sambanzo Burro Morto : Cabaret Ed Motta & Conexao Japeri : Manuel Cidinho Teixeira : Reggae do Amor Cidinho Teixeira : Morro de Saudade Marcos Valle : A paraiba Nao e Chicago Rufus Thomas : The funky Bird

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