EPISODE · Jan 13, 2014

Crossover – OuuH Yeah !

from Crossover Archives - Radio Campus Tours - 99.5 FM

Crossover Épisode du dimanche 12 Janvier 2014 The Polyrhythmics - Labrador Nino Ferrer - Freak Raymond Guiot - Bass Dancing Jack Arel & Pierre Dutour - Following You Kool Moe Dee - Go See The Doctor Nas - Dr.Knockboot DJ Maars - I Used To Love H.E.R (Common) Nostalgia 77 & Josa Peit - Simmerdown (Grand Phabao Remix & Marco Benevento) New Cool Collective Big Band - The Diabolical Dr.Z Hot 8 brass band - Ghost Town Dany Maurice & Son Orchestre - Hoodlum's Parade Jerk Guy Boyer - Bongos & Sound Hervé Roy - Pop Vibes Francis Lay & Nicole Croisille - I Don't Know Why Cutee B - Intro HH DJ Crew Cypress Hill - Doctor Dedoverde SFDK - El Doctor Youngblood Brass Band - Dr.Bomba Scotty - Children Children Toyan - Children Children Trinity - All Gone Trinity - Rasta Dub Bernard Lubat - Crazy Organ Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel - Play It loud Bumblebeez - Dr.Love

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