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Breaking & Hip Hop : Musiques BREAKING & HIP HOP : MUSIQUES • 7th Wonder - Daisy Lady • 20th Century Street Band - Heaven and Hell • A Certain Ratio - Do The Du • A Certain Ratio - Shack Up • African Music Machine - Tropical • Al Foster Band - Night of the Wolf • Al Hudson & One Way - Push • All The People - Cramp your Style • Alvin Cash - Funky '69 • Alvin Cash - Keep On Dancing • Alvin Cash - Stone Thing (Part 1) • Aretha Franklin - Rocksteady • Area Code 615 - Stone Fox Chase • Average White Band - Pick Up The Pieces • Babe Ruth - The Mexican • Badder Than Evil - Hot Wheels • Ballin' Jack - Found a Child • Bar-Kays - Holy Ghost • Bar-Kays - Money Talks • Barrabas - Woman • Beegees, The - Night Fever • Beginning Of The End - Funky Nassau pts. 1 and 2 • Beginning Of The End - Come Down • Bernard Purdie - Soul Drums • Bill Conti - Pushin' (Theme from Rocky III) • Blackbyrds, The - Rock Creek Park • Blackbyrds, The - Blackbyrds Theme • Black Derby - Hey Get Out Of There • Blowfly - Sesame Street • Booker T. And The M.G.'S - Melting Pot • Bongolians - Dirt, SWeat, & Bones • Bongolians - Bongo Head • Bobby Byrd - Hot pants (I'm Coming) • Bobby Womack - Across 110th Street • Brass Construction - Movin’ • Breakestra - Funky Soul 16 Corners Medley • Breakestra - Cramp Your Style • BroWnout - African Battle • BroWnout - Aguilas Y cobras • BroWnout - Ayer y Hoy • BroWnout - El Narco • Brownout- The Sexican Break Beat • Brothers Pride - Megalomaniac • B.T. Express - Express • B.T. Express - Give up the Funk (Let's Dance) • Cameo - It's Serious • Can - Vitamin C • Candido - Jingo • Candido - I'm On My Way • Cavern - Liquid Liquid • Chain Reaction - Sex • Chicago - Street Player • Chris Carlton - She's a Bad Mamajama • Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers - Bustin' Loose • Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers - BloW Your Whistle • Chuck BroWn & The Soul Searchers - We The People • Chuck BroWn & The Soul Searchers - Funk to the Folks • Chuck Garbo - Can I Be Your Squeeze • Curtis Mayfield - Move on Up • David BoWie - Golden Years • David BoWie & Queen - Under Pressure • Dennis Coffey - Getting It On • Dennis Coffey - Theme From Blackbelt Jones • Dennis Coffey - Scorpio • Doobie Brothers - Long Train Running • Dramatics, The - Get Up and Get DoWn • Earth WInd and fire - September • Eddie Kendricks - Date With The Rain • Electric Indian - Raindance • Electric Indian - Heard it Through The Grapevine • Esther Williams - Last Night Changed It All • Evelyn Champagne King - Shame • Fantastic Aleems - Movin' To The Beat • Fred Wesley & The JB's - BloW Your Head • Fred Wesley & The JB’s - The Grunt • Fusik – Funktana • Fusik - Fusik For B-Boys • Fusik - Higher (BOTY Mix) • Fusik - Higher • Fuzzy Haskins - The Fuzz and Da Boog • George Krantz - Din Daa Daa • Gil Scott Heron - Living in a Bottle • Herman Kelly & Life - Dance To The Drummer's Beat • Henry Mancini - Streets Of San Francisco • Henry Mancini – Police Woman Theme • Henry Mancini (Cop ShoW Themes) - Police Woman • Herbie Hancock - Rock It (Instrumental) • Incredible Bongo Band - Apache • Incredible Bongo Band - Ana Goda Da Vida • Incredible Bongo Band - Bongolia • Incredible Bongo Band - Bongo Rock • Incredible Bongo Band - Raunchy '73 • Jackson 5 - The Life of the Party • Jackson 5 - Hum Along and Dance • Jackson 5 - What You Don't KnoW • Jackson 5 - Get It Together • Jackson 5 - Dancing Machine • Jackson Sisters - I Believe In Miracles • James BroWn - (Call Me) Superbad • James BroWn - Can't Take It With You • James BroWn - Goodness Sakes, Look At Those Cakes • James BroWn - Cold SWeat • James BroWn - Get On The Good Foot • James Brown - Get Up Offa That Thing • James Brown - Give It Up Or Turn it Loose (In The Jungle Groove Mix) • James BroWn - Give It Up, Turn it Loose • James BroWn - Say It Loud (I'm Black and I'm Proud) • James BroWn - Sexmachine • James BroWn - Soul Power • James BroWn - Super Bad • James BroWn - The Payback Mix • James BroWn - There Was a Time • JBs, The - BloW Your Head • JBs, The - The Grunt • JBs Latin - Spittin' Image • J. Hines and the FelloWs - Victory Strut • Jimmy Bo Horne - Dance Across the Floor • Jimmy Castor Bunch, The - It's Just Begun • Jimmy Castor Bunch, The - King Kong • JJ Johnson - Across 110th Street • Joe Quarterman and Soul Free - (I Got) So Much Trouble on my Mind • Julie Driscoll and Brian Auger - Indian Rope Man • Johnny Bristol - Lusty Lady • John Cameron - SWamp Fever • Johnny Pate - Shaft In Africa • Johnny Pate - You Can't Even Walk In The Park • Johnny Taylor - Ever Ready • Juice - Catch a Groove • Kay Gees, The - Tango Hustle • Kenny Burrel - Burning Spear • KC and the Sunshine Band - I Get Lifted • KC and the Sunshine Band - Let It Go pts. 1 and 2 • King Errison - Well, Have a Nice Day • Kool And The Gang - Rated X • Kool And The Gang - Open Sesame • Kool And the Gang - Get DoWn On It • La Banda Salsa - Bemba Colora • La Banda Salsa – Tacumbe • La Banda Salsa - Y Ata A Yo Yo • Lack Of Afro - When The Sun Goes Down • Liquid Liquid - Cavern (Longer Version) • Liquid Liquid - Cavern • Little Royal - Razor Blade • Lonnie Liston Smit & The Cosmic Echoes - Expansions • Louis Guitar - Something In • Lowell Fulsom - Pico • Lowell Fulsom - Tramp • LTD feat. Jeffrey Osborne - Love To The World • Lyn Collins - Rock Me Again and Again and Again • Lyn Collins – Think • Ludi - Grooving Pope • Ludi - Incredible Piano • Ludi - Ying Yang Technique • Maceo & The Macks - Cross The Tracks (We Better Go Back) • Mahavishnu Orchestra & John McLaughlin - Planetary Citizen • Manu Dibango - African Battle • Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa • Mass Production - Just Wanna Make A Dream Come True • Mass Production - Groove Me • MaxWell - Urban Theme • Meters, The - Same Old THing • MFSB - The sound of Philadelphia • Michael Longo - Like A Thief In The Night • Milton Hamilton - My Love Supreme • Mohawks - The Champ • Mongo Santamaria - Cloud Nine • Muscle Shoals Horns - Born to Get DoWn • Muscle Shoals Horns - Open Up Your Heart • Nick Straker Band - A Little Bit of Jazz • Nina Simone - Funkier Than A Mosquito’s TWeeter • Nina Simone - Save Me • O'Jays, The - Family Affair • Parliament Funkadelic - One Nation Under A Groove • Parliament Funkadelic - Not Just (Knee Drop) • Pretty Purdie - Soul Drums • Prince Charles & City Beat - In the Streets • Queen - Another One Bites the Dust • Ray Parker Jr. & Raydio - Still In The Groove • Ray Barreto - Pastime Paradise • Rhythm Heritage - Theme from S.W.A.T. • Rhythm Heritage - Blockbuster • Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil • Roy Ayers - Brother Green • Salsoul Orchestra - Getaway • Santana - Mirage • Sapo - Been Had • Secret Weapon - Must Be the music • Slave - Watchin' You • Skull Snaps - Tresspassin' • Soho - Hot Music • S.O.U.L. - Soul • Soulive - Hurry Up and Wait • Soulive - Tuesday Night's Squad • SteppenWolf - Magic Carpet Ride • Tom Jones & James Taylor - Looking Out My WindoW • Turner Brothers - Cause I Love You • T. W. Funkmasters - Love Money • UP, Bustle and Out - Radio Madrid • Vibrettes, The - Humpty Dump • War - Me And My Baby Brother • Willie Tell & The Overtures • Wintons, The - Amen Brother Essential • Yellow Sunshine - Yellow Sunshine • Zapp & Roger - More Bounce To The Ounce • … .
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