EPISODE · Sep 10, 2009 · 1H 6M
ShOOey Live from Rock Bottom (Burning Man 2009)
from ShOOey Mixography · host Space Cowboys
A live recording of DJ ShOOey [Space Cowboys] in the mix from the Rock Bottom sound camp (Burning Man 2009). ★ FB fan page: facebook.com/djshooey ★ More ShOOey Soundcloud mixes: soundcloud.com/spacecowboys/sets/shooey ★ Follow her on Soundcloud: @djshooey ★ Contact: [info at djshOOey dot com] ★ Website: www.djshOOey.com ★ Space Cowboys: www.spacecowboys.org
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