EPISODE · Feb 23, 2015

Crossover|Carnaval & Deep Afro

from Crossover Archives - Radio Campus Tours - 99.5 FM

Crossover Épisode du Dimanche 22 Février 2015. PLAYLIST Fast Food HH, Beatles' Mashup, Carnaval & Deep Afro Rakim - Second To None (The Beatles & friends - monkeyboxing.com)) The Notorious Big - Taxman (The Beatles & Friends) Kool G Rap - Pepper (The Beatles & Friends) Public Enemy - Bring Your Friends (The Beatles & Friends) Boogie Down Productions - Beef The High & Mighty - Fast Food Nation Barry Brown - Ketch A Fire Barry Brown - Mafia Dead Prez - Be Healthy Jamelao - Quem Samba Fica Moura junior - Avuale Fulorao Nelson Cavaquinho - Folhas Secas Baiana Sound System - Playsom Orlando Julius & The Heliocentrics - Aseni Tony Allen - African Man Sorry Bamba - Astan Kelly Abdominal & DJ Fase - Fast Food (DJ Format remix) Joint Ventures - Burgers On The Grill Biz Markie - Chinese Food MC Lyte - Ruffneck Soldier (The Beatles & Friends) Beastie Boys - Hey (The Beatles & Friends) AZ, Raekwon & Ghostface Killah - A Day In New York (The Beatles & Friends) Skee-Lo - The Burger Song Jorginho Do Império Emanative feat Fourtet - Makondi

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