EPISODE · Oct 28, 2013

Crossover – 27 Octobre

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Crossover Épisode du dimanche 27 Octobre 2013 Pierre Antoine= "Kalabuley Woman" Matata= "Good Samaritan" Gyedu Blay-Ambolley= "This Hustling World" Opotopo (Easy Kabaka Brown)= "Agboho" Beastie Boys= "Girls" Afroman= "Girls" Stevie Wonder vs Grant Phabao= "Uptight" The Hitch-Hikers feat. The Might Pope= "Mr Fortune" Keith Mansfield= "Morning Broadway" Beastie Boys= "Hey Ladies" Bloodhound Gang= "Mamma Say" William Onyeabor= "Love Me Now" The Jay Boys= "African People" George Boswell= "Jah Fire" Truth Fact and Correct= "Babylon Deh Pon Fire" Dave Barker= "Your Love's A Game" Desmond Dekker= "Keep A Cool Head" Pete Philly and Perquisite= "Q & A" Bloodhound Gang= "Why's Everybody Always Pickin' on Me? (Greek Salad Remix)" Afroman= "Beer Bottle Up" William Onyeabor= "Body And Soul"

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