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0711tape #9: SUMO Album: Das Endspiel WM 74 Interpret: Dieter Kürten Label: Intercord Track: Das Endspiel Zeit: (00.00-01.05) Land: Frankreich Album: Ce N’est Que De L’eau Interpret: Pierre Barouh Label: DiscAZ1 Track: Un Violon Une Chanson Zeit: (01.05-4.20) Land: Russland Album: Жанна Бичевская Interpret: Жанна Бичевская Label: Melodija Track: Шумел Камыш Zeit: (04.20-06.18) Land: Kroatien Album: Voleli ste, slusali ste Interpret: Predgar Cune Gojkovic Label: BeoqradDisk Track: Cesto Suza Kane Zeit: (06.18-11-26) Land: Rumänien Album: Alter Ego Interpret: Dan Mindrila Label: Electrecord Track: Joc De Doi Zeit: (11.26-15.38) Land: Ungarn Album: Széttört Álmok Interpret: Syrius Label: Pepita Track: I’M streching out my arms Zeit: (15.38-21.10) Land: Polen Album: 1980 Interpret: Krystyna Pronko Label: Wifon Track: Jutro Zaczyna Sie Tu Sezon Zeit: (21.10-25.23) Land: Tschechien/Slowakei Album: Discobolos Interpret: Discobolos Label: Supraphon Track: Hej! Zeit: (21.10-25.23) Land: Italien Album: Take Me Higher (Maxi Single) Interpret: Stefano Pulga Label: Baby Records Track: Supergirl Zeit: (25.23-33.10) Land: Wales Album: Something Else Interpret: Shirley Bassey Label: United Artists Records Track: Breakfast in bed Zeit: (33.10-36.13) Land: Türkei Album: Türküz Türkü Cagiririz Interpret: Mazhar fuat Özkan Label: Yonca Track: Adimiz Miskindir Bizim Zeit: (36.13-41.38) Land: Albanien Album: Mr. Wonderful Interpret: Mazhar fuat Özkan Label: Atlantic Recording Corporation Track: Adimiz Miskindir Bizim Zeit: (36.13-46.56) Land: Deutschland Album: Yo, Picasso Interpret: Fatoni & Dexter Label: WSP Track: Stalingrad Zeit: (46.56-51.54) Land: Österreich Album: Singende Klingende Unterwelt Interpret: Fid Mella Label: Hector Macello Records Track: Wosis Zeit: (46.56-53.34) Land: Österreich Album: Singende Klingende Unterwelt Interpret: Brenk Sinatra Label: Hector Macello Records Track: OpferBerg Zeit: (53.34-54.54) Land: Irland Album: It’s The Dubliners Interpret: The Dubliners Label: Hallmark Records Track: Boulavogue Zeit: (54.54-55.54) Land: Belgien Album: Oka Interpret: Le Motel Label: Cosmic Compositions Track: Lullaby 1 Zeit: (54.54-59.31) Land: Spanien Album: Sketches from an island Volume 3 Interpret: Mark Barrott Label: International Feel Track: Right 4 Me Zeit: (59.31-1.02.32) Land: Portugal Album: A queima roupa Interpret: Sergio Godinho Label: Guilda da musica Track: Liberdade Zeit: (1.02.32-1.05.45) Land: Schweden Album: Machine Dreams Interpret: Little Dragon Label: Peacefrog Records Track: Blinking Pigs Zeit: (1.05.45-1.09.11) Land: Nordirland Album: Darling Arithmetic Interpret: Villagers Label: Domino Recording Track: Everything I am is Yours Zeit: (1.09.11-01.12.33) Land: England Album: Stories & Rhymes Interpret: Jasmine Power Label: Ohne Label Track: Modern Century’s Stage Zeit: (01.12.33-01.16.12) Land: Island Album: Smile Wound Interpret: Múm Label: EMI Records Track: Slow Down Zeit: (01.16.12-01.20.55) Land: Schweiz Album: Friede Freude Interpret: Melodiesinfonie Label: Boyoom Connective Track: Spread Love Zeit: (01.20.55-Ende) .

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