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LUCKY FLUX 155 1. Let's Live LUCKY FLUX 155 1. Let's Live.......................................................Aaron Neville..................................2:36.....Hercules: The Minit & Sansu Sessions 1960-1977 2. One Monkey Can't Stop The Show...............Paula Lamont................................. 2:29.....Funk Soul Sisters 3. Chicken Strut ................................................The Meters.....................................2:46.....The Meters - Struttin' 4. Ruler Of My Heart.........................................Irma Thomas..................................2:41.....It Will Stand - The Soul Of New Orleans 5. Chick A Boom ...............................................Beaufort Express............................ 3:06.....Funky Funky New York 1969-1976 6. Ooh-Poo-Pah-Doo ........................................Jessie Hill....................................... 2:21.....It Will Stand - The Soul Of New Orleans 7. Kung Fu ........................................................Curtis Mayfield ............................... 6:09.....Sweet Exorcist 8. The Crown ....................................................The Brooks.....................................7:24.....Any Day Now 9. Till It's Done (Tutu)........................................D'Angelo & The Vanguard ............. 3:52.....Black Messiah 10. The New Cannonball ....................................Fila Brazillia....................................4:37.....Power Clown 11. Protection......................................................Massive Attack............................... 7:52.....Protection 12. Eyesdown .....................................................Bonobo (Feat. Andreya Triana)...... 5:26.....Black Sands 13. After The Storm.............................................Craig Armstrong............................. 5:09.....The Space Between Us 14. The Bridge ....................................................Malmo ............................................ 4:41.....Malmo 15. Walking On The Town ..................................Shine.............................................. 4:27.....Shine 16. Wings Of Desire............................................Jerry Burns.....................................4:26.....Walking and Talking Music from the Motion Picture 17. The Angel On Ruskin ...................................The Bathers (w/ Elizabeth Fraser) . 5:12.....Sunpowder 18. The Moon Shines Bright ...............................Sam Lee (w/ Elizabeth Fraser)...... 4:14.....Old Wow 19. Gwaed am Gwaed ........................................Gwenifer Raymond ........................ 5:51.....Strange Lights Over Garth Mountain 20. Return Me .....................................................Emily Barker...................................4:18.....A Dark Murmuration of Words 21. Brother, Sister...............................................Kevin Morby ...................................4:37.....Sundowner 22. The Green Man.............................................Bróna McVittie................................ 3:50.....The Man in the Mountain 23. I Don't Know What The Weather Will Be ......Laura Mvula ...................................3:30.....Sing To The Moon 24. '81 .................................................................Joanna Newsom ............................ 3:52.....Have One On Me 25. Army Dreamers.............................................Twelfth Day + Charm of Finches....2:58.....Army Dreamers 26. Ghost Tones .................................................Andy Bell........................................ 2:29.....The View from Halfway Down .
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