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2004/12/25 01. Santa Claus Go Straight to the Ghetto / James Brown - - - - - My Best of 2004 - - - - - ▼ALBUM Black Power 「Music of a Revolution」から 02 2004/12/25 01. Santa Claus Go Straight To The Ghetto / James Brown - - - - - my best of 2004 - - - - - ▼ALBUM Black Power 「Music of a Revolution」から 02. Chocolate City / Parliament 03. We Want Black Power / Stokely Carmichael 04. We Got More Soul / Dyke & The Blazers ▼ALBUM 「Standing In The Shadows of Motown (Deluxe Edition)」 05. Home Cookin' / Funk Brothers ▼ALBUM Percy Mayfield 「His Tangerine and Atlantic Sides」 06. Memory Pain / Percy Mayfield 07. I Don't Want To Be President / Percy Mayfield ▼ALBUM David Byrne 「Grown Backwards」 08. Empire / David Byrne ▼ALBUM Joe Henry 「Tiny Voices」 09. Flag / Joe Henry ▼ALBUM Mory Kante 「Sabou」 10. Loniya / Mory Kante ▼ALBUM Mandekalou 「The Art And Soul of the Mande Griots」 11. Touramagan / Mandekalou ▼ALBUM Radio Tarifa 「Fiebre」 12. Oye China / Radio Tarifa ▼ALBUM Abyssinians & Friends 「Tree Of Satta」 13. Satta Massa Gana / Abyssinians 14. Blessed / U Roy ▼ALBUM Donny Hathaway 「These Songs For You, Live!」 15. Someday We'll All Be Free / Donny Hathaway - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 16. This Christmas / Donny Hathaway 17. Driving Home For Christmas / Chris Rea 2004/12/18 01. Got To Get You Under My Tree / Sonny Landreth 02. To Kill The Child / Roger Waters 03. Minuit / Ernest Ranglin 04. Three Hours / Nick Drake 05. Sussex Ghost Story / John Wesley Harding 06. A Man In A Room, Gambling - No.4 / Gavin Bryars 07. Ship Of Fools / Grateful Dead 08. Put The Message In The Box / World Party 09. Ya-Rayi / Khaled 10. Blind Leading The Blind / Mick Jagger and Dave Stewart 11. Alfie / Joss Stone 12. One More Time / Them 13. Studio Jam / Santana 14. Treat / Santana 15. Jingo (live) / Santana 2004/12/11 01. You Send Me / Sam Cooke 02. A Change Is Gonna Come / Sam Cooke 03. Change Gonna Come / Otis Redding 04. Nothing Can Change This Love / Sam Cooke 05. Another Saturday Night / Sam Cooke 06. Twistin' The Night Away / Rod Stewart 07. You Send Me / Steve Miller Band 08. Try A Little Tenderness/(I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons/You Send Me / Sam Cooke 09. Bring It On Home To Me / Sam Cooke 10. Nearer To Thee / Soul Stirrers 11. Mean Old World / Soul Stirrers 12. Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray / Womack Brothers 13. Lookin' For A Love / The Valentinos 14. It's All Over Now / The Valentinos 15. Soothe Me / The Simms Twins 16. Crazy She Calls Me / Sam Cooke 17. Crazy / Patsy Cline 18. Both Sides Now / Joni Mitchell 19. Ship Of Fools / World Party 20. Out Come The Freaks / Was (Not Was) 2004/12/04 01. Squeeze / Robert Randolph & The Family Band 02. Postcards From Paraguay / Mark Knopfler 03. Crazy As Me / Alison Krauss & Union Station 04. Sittin' On Top Of The World / James 'Blood' Ulmer with Alison Krauss 05. Ol' 55 / Tom Waits 06. Day After Tomorrow / Tom Waits 07. I'm A Doggy / Marvin Pontiac 08. Feast Of The Mau Mau / Screaming Jay Hawkins 09. I Put A Spell On You / Screaming Jay Hawkins 10. Turn On Your Love Light / Solomon Burke 11. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin / Righteous Bros. 12. River Deep, Mountain High / Ike & Tina Turner 13. Bangla Desh / George Harrison 14. Don't Let Me Down / Jim Horn 15. We Can Work It Out / Jim Horn 16. Goin' Up the Country / Canned Heat 17. Lady Blue / Leon Russell 18. Excitable Boy / Warren Zevon 19. Organic Love (100% Natural) / Howard Tate 20. Something / Jim Horn.
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