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DSoH #79 guestmix by Carlos Sanchez


Tracklisting DEEPER SHADES OF HOUSE shows #79
January 29th 2005

artist – title – label
Reel People – Second Guess (Da Lata Rmx.) – Papa Rec.
Louie Vega – Ma Mi MaMa (Glenn Underground Rmx.) – Vega Rec.
Karma – High Priestess – Groove Attack
Jazztronik – Dance with me (Dub) (Samurai Album) – Pantone
Martin East Project – Neverending (Jon Cutler Rmx) – Binary Soul
Solaris Heights – Just Begun (Jimpster Rmx.) – Freerange
Charles Webster – Your Life – Peacefrog
Jrod – Maintainin (Thoughts from Chicago Vol. 1) – Eargasmic Rec.
Hipp-E & Rob Paine – New Beginnings – Large Music
Sean Smith – My thing (Urban Rhythms Vol.2) – Smooth Agent Rec

second hour
Guestmix by Carlos Sanchez (djcarlossanchez.com - Fuel, Las Vegas)

artist – title – label
Mark Grant feat. Russoul - There 4 me (Soul Pass Vocal) - Blackstone
The Rhythm Slaves - Light up your life (Jay-J Mix) - Soussol
Graceland feat. Lauren David - Call me (Club Mix) - Osiris Music
The Sunburst Band - Everyday (Fanatix Mix) - Unknown
MKL feat. Soy Sos - Her Song (Matty's Soulflower Mix) - Peppermint Jam
Copyright feat. Tasita d'Amour - Release yourself (The Pressure Edit) - Copyright
JT Donaldson feat. Symphony - Trust me (Vocal Rework) - Om Rec.
Erykah Badu - I want you (Redsoul Rmx.) - White Label
Alexander East - Feel me (JT Donaldson Mix) - Amenti Music
Frank Boisy feat. Roland Clark - Black Music (David Harness Taboo Remix) - Chez
Colossus - My Former Self - Om Records

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