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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: 3 oktober 2015 TIJD TITEL ARTIEST ALBUM TITEL COMPONIST LABEL LABELNR 1 2.15 You're no good The Swinging Bluejeans The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 1) Ballard EMI 40342 2 4.27 Get out of my life woman Bertus Borgers & the Young Retro's Legacy Borgers V2 VVNL27872 3 2..31 Got to get you into my life Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 1) Lennon / McCartney EMI 40342 4 3.23 Swimmin' in a river of songs Eric Bibb Lead Belly's Gold Bibb Dixiefrog DFGCD8780 5 2.06 I'll never get over you Johnny Kidd and the Pirates The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 1) Mills EMI 40342 6 4.27 I found you Albert Cummings Someone like you Cummings Blind Pig BPCD 5166 7 2.25 Tobacco road The Nashville Teens The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 1) Loudermilk EMI 40342 8 3.38 Heartbreak hotel Walter Now and then Presley / Durden Cornelis Music 22 25188 2 9 2.14 Don't ever change The Crickets The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 1) Goffin / King EMI 40342 10 4.31 Going to my hometown Jack Bottleneck Lost and found Gallagher Blues Company BCD 15224 11 2.02 Do you want to kmow a secret Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 1) Lennon / McCartney EMI 40342 12 7.23 Miss you Matt Jacobs Band Made of Stone Jacobs eigen opname 13 2.30 More than I can say Bobby Vee The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 1) Curtis / Allison EMI 40342 14 3.30 Too far gone Titus Wolfe Ho-Ho-Kus N.J. Wolfe Blue Rose Records BLU CD0665 15 2.41 The wanderer Dion The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 1) Maresca EMI 40342 16 5.11 Come back Muddy Buddy Guy Born to play guitar Hambridge / Fleming RCA Silvertone 88875120372 17 3.07 You've lost that lovin' feelin' Cilla Black The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 2) Spector / Mann EMI 40342 18 5.00 So strong Albert Cummings Someone like you Cummings Blind Pig BPCD 5166 19 2.22 Ferry cross the Mersey Gerry and the Pacemakers The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 2) Marsden EMI 40342 20 2.47 Today I sing the blues Aretha Franklin Aretha Hamner / Lewis Soul Jam Records 600807 21 2.39 A world without love Peter and Gordon The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 2) Lennon / McCartney EMI 40342 22 6.20 Tell me baby Little Jimmy Reed Blues in paradise Atkins Fast Western FWCD 003 23 2.43 Wonderful world Herman's Hermits The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 2) Cooke EMI 40342 24 6.36 Blues as blues can get Chris Farlowe As time goes by Knoblach / Krekell MIG Music MIG 00792 CD 25 3.16 Somewhere P.J. Proby The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 2) Bernstein EMI 40342 26 4.12 Will you love me manana Sir Doug Saldana Deep in the heart of Texas Goffin / King Bear Family Records CDZ 2016 27 2.44 Come tomorrow Manfred Mann The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 2) Elgin / Phillips EMI 40342 28 2.49 Woman across the river Freddie King Woman across the river Crutcher / Jones Sequel Records NEM CD 638 29 1.49 Hello little girl The Fourmost The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 2) Lennon / McCartney EMI 40342 30 7.04 Little bird Albert Cummings Someone like you Cummings Blind Pig BPCD 5166 31 2.42 Bring it on home to me The Animals The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 2) Cooke EMI 40342 32 3.56 Sugar mama Down Home Percolators Down Home Percolators and Friends Williamson / Burnett L + R Records CDLR 684621 33 1.53 He's so fine The Chiffons The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 2) Mack EMI 40342 34 4.56 Change is gonna come Greg Koch Live! On the air Cooke Pepper Cake PEC 2028-2 35 2.37 Hey little star Del Shannon The ultimate sixties hits (Disc 2) Shannon EMI 40342 36 7.45 Right place wrong time Ronnie Earl Fathers day Rush Stony Plain Records SPCD 1385.
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