EPISODE · Aug 30, 2015

Crossover | 30 août

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Crossover Épisode du dimanche 30 août 2015. CROSSOVER meets REGGAE STORIESGreen Cross, Biga RAnX, Joseph Cotton : Holiday stylee Cookah - Parring P Art X - Life Partner Prendy - Cheater Biga Ranx - Maria Maria Max Romeo - Jamaican Coolie Ken Boothe - Freedom streets The Paragons - Yellow bird Jennifer Lara - Consider Me Johnny Osbourne - Truth & Rights Peter Tosh - Stepping Razor Jacob Miller - Tired fi lick weed in a bush dub addiction- zunguzeng inna di penh Lone Ranger & Carlton Livingston - Weh Reggae Come From The congos - Congo man (Carl Craig edit) Quantic - Swing easy Telly - Baby Bye bye Telly & Big Red - J'ai pas le temps Biga Ranx - Sound gate panic Tristan Palmer - Jocker smoker Lone Ranger - Natty Burial Supercat - Walk a thon Cutty Ranx - Gunman Lyrics Curumin - dançando no escuro

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