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DSoH #107 guestmix by James Sound


Playlist DEEPER SHADES OF HOUSE #107
August 24th 2005

first hour
artist - title - label
Alton Miller - Clouds are gone (Henrik Schwarz Repitch Dub) - Deeper Soul
Jestofunk - Mama Blues (Atjazz Rmx) - Irma Rec.
Ian Friday - Caribs Leap (Island Life EP) - Westend Blue
KB - El MusiCarib (I’lle Re - Edit) - CD - R
John Arnold - Geminade - Amalgama Rec
Markus Enochson - Club Possible (Radio Edit) - Sonar Kollektiv
Pete Mo - Walk South Central (Soullfields compilation) - Peng Rec.
Simon Grey - The Galactica Suite - Papa Rec.
Miquifaye - Keeping Time - Circular Motion

second hour
guestmix by JAMES SOUND (myhouse - yourhouse.net / Los Angeles)

artist - title - label
 D&D Project - Beach Hit - Casadelsoul
Wes Park feat. Richard Brooks - Excited Souls - [Chorduroy
Urban Jazz Naturals - How Can I? (JT Donaldson Remix) - Gallery
Joey Youngman - I Like It - Freaked
Floetry - Say Yes (JT Donaldson Remix) - White
Lawnchair Generals - Stop Frontin' - Aroma
Anderson Soares - Solaris - CDR
Martin Venetjoki feat. Derek Conyer - Really Don't Stop (Lawnchair Generals Remix - Dust Traxx
No Assembly Firm - Tell Everybody - .dotbleep
B Team - Ain't It Funky - Odds & Ends
Stetsasonic - Talkin' All That Jazz (Old School Of Edits Dub) - White
Mettle Music - Latin Horns (Extended Mix) - Mettle Music

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