R&B Love Revolution (Male Edition)

from Mr · host Deejay Malebza

001. Usher - Nice & Slow (Live Version) 002. Brian McKnight - Anytime 003. R Kelly - Heart Of A Woman 004. LSG - Body 005. Dave Hollister - I'm Sorry 006. Maxwell - Fortunate 007. Ginuwine - Differences 008. August Alsina - I Promise 009. Avant - My First Love 010. Musiq Soulchild - If You Leave 011. Jagged Edge - Walked Outta Heaven 012. Joe - Love Scene 013. Anthony Hamilton - Pray For Me 014. Babyface - Seven Seas 015. Grald Levert - Made To Love Ya 016. John Legend - Coming Home 017. Craig David - Unbelievable 018. Donnell Jones - Have You Seen Her 019. Tevin Campbell - Always In My Heart 01:08:01 93.4mb For Bookings: [email protected] +27 62 213 5054 Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/malebza501/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzPxnRdamjd3k6vaOG8L8EQ?view_as=subscriber

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