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2004/06/26 01. Guabi Guabi / George Sibanda 02. Cool In The Pool / Holger Czukay 03. Raze No / Hossein Alizadeh 04. La Camel / Cheikha 05. Sahib Teri Bandi/Maki Madni / Derek Trucks Band 06. Bamba The Poet / Youssou N'Dour 07. Rainy Night In Georgia / Ray Charles 08. We Had It All / Ray Charles 09. Hard Times / Ray Charles 10. Blackjack / Ray Charles 11. The Things That I Used To Do / Guitar Slim 12. Love Has a Mind of Its Own / Ray Charles 13. Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye / Ray Charles & Betty Carter 14. Como / The Fujii 15. Take Five-Take 11 / Farmers Market 2004/06/19 01. What'd I Say / Ray Charles（今回のみ前テーマ） 02. 呆阿津怒哀声音頭 / 大滝詠一 03. I Believe To My Soul / Ray Charles 04. Hallelujah I Love Her So / Ray Charles 05. Lonely Avenue / Ray Charles 06. You Be My Baby / Ray Charles 07. X-Ray Blues / Ray Charles 08. Makin' Whoopee / Ray Charles 09. Georgia On My Mind / Ray Charles 10. Baby, It's Cold Outside / Ray Charles 11. I Can't Stop Loving You / Ray Charles 12. That Lucky Old Sun / Ray Charles 13. Hit The Road Jack / Ray Charles 14. Memory Pain / Percy Mayfield 15. Let's Go Get Stoned / Ray Charles 16. In The Heat Of The Night / Ray Charles 17. Spirit In The Dark / Aretha Franklin With Ray Charles 18. Shake Your Tail Feather / Ray Charles 19. Drown In My Own Tears / Ray Charles 20. Drown In My Own Tears / Lulu With Jeff Beck 2004/06/12 01. Oh No No No / Jon Cleary 02. Best Ain't Good Enuff / Jon Cleary 03. Down Home Girl / Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings 04. Watch Your Step / Bobby Parker 05. Mockingbird / Inez & Charlie Foxx 06. Hard Grind / Wild Jimmy Spruill 07. Evil / Howlin' Wolf 08. The Way I Feel / Phil Upchurch 09. Mama's Got A Good Thing / Laura Lee 10. A Woman Left Lonely / Janis Joplin 11. Jesus I'll Never Forget / Soul Stirrers 12. Trouble In, Trouble Out / Nappy Roots 13. Nite Tripper ~思い草~ / Micabox 14. When The Saints Go Marching In / Dr.John 15. Chickee Le Pas / Dr.John 16. ひねもす / Micabox 17. Havana Moon / Quotations 18. Paper In My Shoe / Michelle Shocked 19. 'Tit Monde / Taj Mahal 20. Please Send Me Someone To Love / Percy Mayfield 2004/06/05 01. A Fool For You / Otis Rush 02. Ain't That Lovin' You / Derek Trucks Band 03. Forty-four / Derek Trucks Band 04. Let The Mermaids Flirt With Me / Scrapomatic 05. Freddie's Dead / Curtis Mayfield 06. Soul Music / Curtis Mayfield 07. Could It Be I'm Falling In Love / Spinners 08. If You Don't Know Me By Now / Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes 09. Lady Day And John Coltrane / Gil Scott Heron 10. Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise / John Coltrane 11. Hard Times / Bill Frisell With Dave Holland And Elvin Jones 12. Monk's Dream / Larry Young 13. All The Gin Is Gone / Jimmy Forrest 14. Rip, Rig And Panic / Roland Kirk 15. Corruption / Thomas Mapfumo.

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