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Muziek Voor Volwassenen / Johan Derksen BUMALIJST RTV RIJNMOND Programma: Muziek voor volwassenen / Johan Derksen Uitzending: 9.00-12.00 uur DATUM: 17 september 2016 TIJD TITEL ARTIEST ALBUM TITEL COMPONIST LABEL LABELNR 09.00 - 10.00 uur 1 4.44 Sweet home Alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd Southern Rock Gold King / van Zant HIP-O Records 5515 2 2.44 The story of John Hardy Sir Douglas Quintet The London American Label year by year: 1965 traditional ACE Records CDCHD 1417 3 4.48 Ramblin' man Allman Brothers Band Southern Rock Gold Betts HIP-O Records 5515 4 2.22 You're the one The Vogues The London American Label year by year: 1965 Clark / Hatch ACE Records CDCHD 1417 5 4.56 Heard it in a love song Marshall Tucker Band Southern Rock Gold Caldwell HIP-O Records 5515 6 11.42 Double trouble Ronnie Earl Maxwell street Rush Stony Plane SPCD 1391 7 3.05 If you wanna get to heaven Ozark Mountain Daredevils Southern Rock Gold Cash / Dillon HIP-O Records 5515 8 2.32 Carry me back to old Virginia Jerry Lee Lewis The London American Label year by year: 1965 Bland ACE Records CDCHD 1417 9 4.00 The south's gonna do it again Charlie Daniels Band Southern Rock Gold Daniels HIP-O Records 5515 10 2.56 You baby The Ronettes The London American Label year by year: 1965 Mann / Spector ACE Records CDCHD 1417 10.00 - 11.00 uur 11 4.36 Fooled around and fell in love Elvin Bishop Southern Rock Gold Bishop HIP-O Records 5515 12 2.09 Georgie Porgie Jewel Akens The London American Label year by year: 1965 Stuart ACE Records CDCHD 1417 13 4.56 Hold on loosely 38 Special Southern Rock Gold Barnes / Peterik HIP-O Records 5515 14 2.30 When I meet a girl like you The Pageboys The London American Label year by year: 1965 Martin / Scott ACE Records CDCHD 1417 15 5.00 Flirtin' with disaster Molly Hatchet Southern Rock Gold Hubek / Thomas HIP-O Records 5515 16 4.19 Imagination Ronnie Earl Maxwell street Goffin / Goldberg Stony Plane SPCD 1391 17 7.31 Highway song Blackfoot Southern Rock Gold Medlocke HIP-O Records 5515 18 3.46 The "in" crowd Dobie Gray The London American Label year by year: 1965 Page ACE Records CDCHD 1417 19 3.44 Walk softly on this heart of mine Kentucky Headhunters Southern Rock Gold Landers HIP-O Records 5515 20 1.52 Liar liar The Castaways The London American Label year by year: 1965 Craswell / Donna ACE Records CDCHD 1417 21 4.18 Mind bender Stillwater Southern Rock Gold Buie / Walker HIP-O Records 5515 11.00 - 12.00 uur 22 2.36 Hummingbird Inez and Charlie Foxx The London American Label year by year: 1965 Murray / Thomas ACE Records CDCHD 1417 23 3.28 Keep your hand to yourself Georgia Satellites Southern Rock Gold Baird HIP-O Records 5515 24 2.12 Teardrops Tina Britt The London American Label year by year: 1965 Verroca ACE Records CDCHD 1417 25 4.27 Midnight rider Gregg Allman Southern Rock Gold Allman HIP-O Records 5515 26 7.06 As the tears go passing by Ronnie Earl Maxwell street Malone Stony Plane SPCD 1391 27 3.57 Keep on smilin' Wet Willie Southern Rock Gold Anthony / Hall HIP-O Records 5515 28 3.56 Papa's got a brand new bag James Brown The London American Label Brown ACE Records CDCHD 1417 29 3.55 Dixie chicken Little Feat Southern Rock Gold George / Kibbee HIP-O Records 5515 30 3.37 Unchained melody Righteous Brothers The London American Label North / Zaret ACE Records CDCHD 1417 31 3.03 There goes another love song The Outlaws Southern Rock Gold Thomasson HIP-O Records 5515 32 4.05 Coming home Johnny Van Zant Southern Rock Gold Van Zant / Gay HIP-O Records 5515 33 5.20 People get ready The Texas Horns Blues gotta hold on me Mayfield Vizztone CDVTTH01.
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