Crossover – Spéciale Afrique du Sud

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Crossover Épisode du dimanche 22 Décembre 2013 The Grasshoppers = "I Am There" Xoliso = "Shando" Dick Khoza = "African Jive" Hugh Masekela = "Ade" The Herbaliser & Jean Grae = "More Tea And More Beer" Deluxe & Tumi = "Too Me" Tumi And The Volume = "Afrique" Zulu Vocal Jive = "Beauty's Bump" Letta Mbulu = "What's Wrong With Groovin'" Hugh Masekela = "Dyambo" Zacks Nikosi= "Wilderness" Cashless Society = "Blaze Tha Breaks" Cashless Society = "Hottentot Hop Bantu 1,2" Tumi And The Volume = "Reality Check" Mahotella Queens = "Wozani Mahipi" Mahlathini & The Mahotella Queens = "Umthakathi" Amagugu = "Ubek'u Zulu" Dick Khoza = "Chapita" Lerato = "Stonky No Nungade" Hugh Masekela = "Johannesburg Hi-Lite Jive" Skip And Die = "La Cumbia Dictadura" Cashless Society = "Taxi Wars"

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