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6ix
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Just Like You
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a Sly Stone production
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The McCoys
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Meet The McCoys
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Jimmy Work
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Hospitality
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Andy Williams
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I Cant Get Used To Losing You
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Joe Gibbs
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Hijacked
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Richard Hell
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I'm Your Man
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Robert Quine plays some of my favorite guitar solos ever in this recording (produced by Nick Lowe). When I ran into him in a guitar store I told him so, and he said that he thought that the record didn't sound very good. They re-recorded it for the album... but it is not as good.
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Nat King Cole
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Cole Capers
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Ingfried Hoffman
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Midnight Bossa Nova
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Dee Clark
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Crossfire Time
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Orlan Divo
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Samba No Japao
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Merry Go Round
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We're In Love
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Darrow Fletcher
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Improve
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Great Stevie Wonder rip off
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Wu Tang Clan
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Shame On A Nuh
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Bob Luman
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The File
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Howard Roberts
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Recado Bossa Nova
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Owen Gray
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I Hear You Knockin
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Dana Gillespie
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You Just Gotta Know My Mind
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Laura Cantrell
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California Rose
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From her forthcoming album "Humming by the Flowered Vine"
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The Lebron Brothers
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Let's Get Stoned
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5ive Style
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Summer Salt
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5ive Style
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Kiki's Cookout
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Blossom Dearie
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We're Together
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Pastor John Rydgren
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Butterfly
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Thanks to listener Greg for hiping me to THIS site.
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Flash In The Pan
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Hey, Saint Peter
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Tony Orlando & Dawn
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Knock Three Times
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The Breeders
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Divine Hammer
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Oscar Peterson
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Call Me
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Chris Montez
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No, No, No
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Ebony Rhythm Band
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Drugs Ain't Cool
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Bruce Haack
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School For Robots
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The Way-Out Record For Children, 1968
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Ike Turner
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The Groove
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The Muffs
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Become Undone
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From the great 30 track album "Hamburger"
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Ernie Chaffin
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Feelin' Low
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Joe Bataan
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Unwed Mother
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Joya Landis
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Angel Of The Morning
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Teenage Fanclub
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It's All In My Mind
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From their forthcoming album "Man-Made"
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Redd Kross
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Annie's Gone
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This song is a #1 hit!
here is their web page
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Vince Guaraldi
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Menino Pequueno Da Bateria
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Dave Berry
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Little Things
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Charles Earland
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The Mighty Burner
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Santo & Johnny
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Hush
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Sexteto Electronico Moderno
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Divagando
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From some web page: "Muzak-rock. They were very popular in their time, especially with their second LP Sin comentarios (Clave) from 1969. They later turned into Éxodo [band included on the El sonido del año que viene vol. 1 (De la Planta KL 8318) compilation] and emigrated to Mexico. Their keyboard player was Armando Tirelli."
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Dee Dee Warwick
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You're No Good
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Jimmy Brown
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Chain Of Fools
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Spade Cooley
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Boggs Boogie
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Wire
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Dot Dash
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Jimmy Martin
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Goin' Ape (over you)
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Sister Wynona Carr
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Dragnet For Jesus
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The Chosen Few
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Am I Black Enough For You?
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Cal Tjader
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The Ginza Samba
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Don Bowman
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Chet Atkins, Make Me A Star
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Farmer Boys, The
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Yearning, Burning Heart
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Money Mark
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Too Like You
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Carmen Miranda
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Tico Tico No Fuba
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Eddie Okonta & His Top Aces
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I Need Your Love
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Floyd Cramer
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Monkees Theme
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The Commodores
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Rise Up
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Esther Phillips
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I'm In Love
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Hank Locklin
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Folowed Closely By My Teardrops
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Baden Powell
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Tristeza
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Laura Cantrell
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California Rose
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From her forthcoming album "Humming by the Flowered Vine"
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