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RADIOMIXES OLD SCHOOL Show Number: 2103 for Air Week Of: 01/11/2021 RADIOMIXES OLD SCHOOL Show Number: 2103 For Air Week Of: 01/11/2021 TALK TIMES (Count Down) TITLE ARTIST TALK TIMES (Count Down) TITLE ARTIST Filename: 2103 O1A HOUR 1, SEGMENT A Filename: 2103 03A HOUR 3, SEGMENT A 22:41 - 22:23 0:18 Too Close Next 21:30 - 21:12 0:18 Love Like This Faith Evans 22:41 - 22:41 Here Comes The Hotstepper Ini Kamoze 21:30 - 21:30 Rump Shaker Wreckx N Effect 22:41 - 22:41 Still Ballin' 2Pac (f/Trick Daddy) 21:30 - 21:30 Hips Don't Lie Shakira (f/Wyclef Jean) 22:41 - 22:41 Make Her Say Kid Cudi 21:30 - 21:30 Get It Poppin' Fat Joe (f/Nelly) 10:27 - 10:09 0:18 Knockin' Boots Candyman 10:24 - 10:09 0:15 Wait A Minute Ray J (f/Lil Kim) 22:41 - 22:41 Not Tonight Lil Kim & Friends 21:30 - 21:30 I'm Sprung T-Pain 22:41 - 22:41 Grindin' The Clipse 4:00 - 3:41 0:19 React Erick Sermon (f/Redman) 22:41 - 22:41 21:30 - 21:30 22:41 - 22:41 21:30 - 21:30 0:19 - 0:00 0:19 *music bed outro* 0:19 - 0:00 0:19 *music bed outro* RUNTIME: 22:41 END: COLD RUNTIME: 21:30 END: COLD Filename: 2103 O1B HOUR 1, SEGMENT B Filename: 2103 03B HOUR 3, SEGMENT B 24:25 - 24:04 0:21 Big Poppa The Notorious B.I.G. 22:01 - 21:48 0:13 Whatcha Say? Jason Derulo 24:25 - 24:25 Damn Youngbloodz (f/Lil Jon) 22:01 - 22:01 Grind With Me Pretty Ricky 24:25 - 24:25 You Don't Know My Name Alicia Keys 22:01 - 22:01 Going Back To Cali LL Cool J 13:15 - 12:53 0:22 Soul Survivor Young Jeezy (f/Akon) 13:15 - 13:02 0:13 Shut Up & Drive Rihanna 24:25 - 24:25 Just A Friend Biz Markie 22:01 - 22:01 Supersonic JJ Fad 4:44 - 4:23 0:21 Some Cut Trillville 6:30 - 6:17 0:13 Glamorous Fergie (f/Ludacris) 24:25 - 24:25 Big Things Poppin' T.I. 22:01 - 22:01 Let's Go Trick Daddy (f/Lil Jon & Twista) 24:25 - 24:25 22:01 - 22:01 24:25 - 24:25 22:01 - 22:01 0:23 - 0:00 0:23 *music bed outro* 0:16 - 0:00 0:16 *music bed outro* RUNTIME: 24:25 END: COLD RUNTIME: 22:01 END: COLD Filename: 2103 O2A HOUR 2, SEGMENT A Filename: 2103 O4A HOUR 4, SEGMENT A 23:01 - 22:45 0:16 Poison Bell Biv Devoe 25:14 - 24:50 0:24 Be Without You Mary J Blige 23:01 - 23:01 Without Me Eminem 25:14 - 25:14 How Low? Ludacris 23:01 - 23:01 Let's Get Married (Remix) Jagged Edge (f/Run DMC) 25:14 - 25:14 We Need A Resolution Aaliyah 11:41 - 11:25 0:16 Because Of You Ne-Yo 25:14 - 25:14 Welcome To Jamrock Damian Marley 23:01 - 23:01 Let's Talk About Sex Salt & Pepa 11:04 - 10:43 0:21 Hard Knock Life Jay Z 6:14 - 5:58 0:16 La Raza Kid Frost 25:14 - 25:14 Knock You Down Keri Hilson (f/Ne-Yo & Kanye West) 23:01 - 23:01 Hot In Herre Nelly 3:00 - 2:38 0:22 Always Be My Baby (Remix) Mariah Carey (f/Da Brat) 23:01 - 23:01 25:14 - 25:14 23:01 - 23:01 25:14 - 25:14 0:19 - 0:00 0:19 *music bed outro* 0:11 - 0:00 0:11 *music bed outro* RUNTIME: 23:01 END: COLD RUNTIME: 25:14 END: COLD Filename: 2103 02B HOUR 2, SEGMENT B Filename: 2103 O4B HOUR 4, SEGMENT B 25:06 - 24:47 0:19 You Know How We Do It Ice Cube 24:38 - 24:19 0:19 One Minute Man Missy Elliott (f/Trina & Ludacris) 25:06 - 25:06 Playas Gon' Play 3LW 24:38 - 24:38 Tipsy J-Kwon 25:06 - 25:06 Gold Digger Kanye West (f/Jamie Foxx) 24:38 - 24:38 Nothin' But A G Thang Dr Dre (f/Snoop Dogg) 14:34 - 14:15 0:19 Caramel (Remix) City High (f/Eve) 14:40 - 14:20 0:20 Return Of The Mack Mark Morrison 25:06 - 25:06 Players Ball Outkast 24:38 - 24:38 On Fire Lloyd Banks 8:28 - 8:09 0:19 Shy Guy Diana King 7:56 - 7:39 0:17 Play David Banner 25:06 - 25:06 Runnin' The Pharcyde 24:38 - 24:38 Regulate Warren G & Nate Dogg 25:06 - 25:06 24:38 - 24:38 25:06 - 25:06 24:38 - 24:38 0:20 - 0:00 0:20 *music bed outro* 0:22 - 0:00 0:22 *music bed outro* RUNTIME: 25:06 END: COLD RUNTIME: 24:38 END: COLD NOT FOR SALE, DISTRIBUTION, OR REBROADCAST WITHOUT PERMISSION. DISTRIBUTED BY: JAMTRAXX MEDIA, INC. PROGRAMMED & MIXED BY MARCUS MCBRIDE. 2500 E. Devon Avenue, Suite 275, Des Plaines, IL 60018 © 2021 JAMTRAXX MEDIA, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. JamTraxxMedia.com RadioMixes.com 312-893-7549.
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