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DSoH #100th show classic house special


Playlist DEEPER SHADES OF HOUSE #100
July 6th 2005

100th show special:
2 hours classic house music .. mixed by Lars Behrenroth

 you can download this show for free in the mixes section of this website.

first hour
artist - title - label
Nitro Deluxe - Let’s get brutal - Cutting Rec 1986
Mr. Fingers - Can you feel it - Trax Rec 1986
Nomad - (I wanna give you) Devotion (Trouble’s Underground Mix) - Rumour Rec 1991
Sagat - Fuk Dat (Raw Mix) - Maxe Rec 1993
Master C&J - Face it (Dub Hit) - State Street 1987
Jungle Wonz - Jungle Mix - Trax Rec 1986
Tyree - Rock the Discotech (Vocal Mix) - DJ International 1991
DJ Duke pres. Club People - Party Time (Party Mix) - Powermusic Rec 1992
Kerri Chandler - Climax 1 (Atmosphere EP) - Shelter Rec 1993
Ani - Morning Factory - Prescription Rec. 1993 / 95
Robert Owens - I’ll be your friend (Original Def Mix) - RCA 1991

second hour
artist - title - label
Frankie Knuckles - The Whistle Song - Atlantic 1991
Raze - Break 4 Love (English Version) - Champion Rec 1988
2 Puerto Ricans a Blackman and a Dominican - Do it Properly (The Original) - Transparent 1987
KC Flight - Let’s get jazzy (Blaze Dub) - RCA 1988
Marshall Jefferson amd ON THE HOUSE - The House Music Anthem (Move your body) - Affair Rec 1986
Phortune - String Free (Club LeRay Mix) - Hotmix 5 Music 1988
Romanthony - Ministry of Love (UK Progressive Mix) - Azuli 1995
Reese & Santonio - The Sound (Re - Mix) - KMS Rec 1988
LNR - Work it to the bone - House Jam 1987
Baby Ford - Oochy Koochy - Rhythm King 1989
Phuture - Acid Tracks - Trax Rec. 1987
Maurice - This is Acid - Trax Rec. 1987
Ten City - Devotion (Club Mix) - Atlantic Rec. 1987
Inner City - Big Fun - KMS Rec 1989

DSoH #99 guestmix by Alex S. DSoH #101 guestmix by Our Music
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