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/ EDGE CLUB.94 with JEFF K PLAYLIST FOR NOVEMBER 6,1993 10:00pm ARTIST SONG LABEL U2 lJEMON( jeep) ISLAND HEAVEN 17 LEI'ME GO(let me house you) VIRGIN FLUKE GROOVYFEELING(rnake mine a 99) CIRCA DURANDURAN TCX)MUCH INFORMATION(trance) CAPITOL BJORK VIOLENTLY HAPPY(masters at work) ELEKTRA THE OI'HER '!WO SELFISH(that pop) CENTRE DATE THE BELOVED ROCK TO THE .RHYTHMOF LOVE(murk) ATLANTIC PEl' SHOP BOYS GO WEST(ming ,s ) EMI D:REAM TAKE ME AWAY/U R THE BEST THING SIRE US 3 CANTALOOP( groovy) CAPITOL 11:00pm LEFTFIELD/LYOON OPEN UP(full vocal) HARD HANDS ONE DOVE WHITE LOVE(psychic masturbation) FFRR EAST 17 HOUSE OF LOVE(murk's main) LONDON EAST 17 HOUSE OF LOVE(glossy coat) LONDON EAST 17 WEST END GIRLS (cappella) LONDON EAST 17 GOLD(paws on the floor) LONDON GUEST MIX w/ BRAIN HARVEY (EAST 17) HADDAWAY WHATIS LOVE(eat-this) ARISTA DJ FRIENDLY DOWNA J.D. UGLY BUG JARVIC 7 HECTIC NYMPHO 49 PARALLEL SOUNDS OF SILENCE CRANKDIS MUTHA INNER CITY <XYI'I'ENCLUB IT'S TIME TO GEl' BUSY WHITE STEREOGEN CASTLEVANIA Y:INYLADDICTION 12:00am HOOF DETROIT BEESWAX STING DEMOLITION MAN(riduculous tribal) A&M WEST mAST SPICE INJOYE(west coast progressive) NERVOUS STEREO MC'S CREATION(slam vocal) 4TH & BWAY THE THRILL KILL KULT BLUE BUDDHA(soundshock's funky oskillator) INTERSmPE INTERVIEW w/ YOUNG AMERICAN PRIMITIVE YOUNGAMERICANPRIMITIVE YOUNGAMERICANPRIMITIVE(angel's hand) ZOE.MAGIK YOUNGAMERICANPRIMITIVE TRANSFORMATION ZOE MAGIK YOUNGAMERICANPRIMITIVE RITUAL ZOE MAGIK TONY DI BART THE REAL THING CLEVEL CITY BLUES STAXX JOY (love joy vocal) CHAMPION 1320Greenway Drive. Suite 700 . Irving,Texas 75038-2SlO 214-S8D-9400 . Fax-S8D-94S0 Programming. Fax-SSD-91S4 Sales EDGECLUB94 with JEFF K PLAYLIST FOR NOVEMBER6, 1993 cont. 1:00am ARTIST -SONG LABEL GUEST MIX w/ W JOSHUA(CROSSING) TRIBAL TRIX FEEL THE VIBE TOTAL OONTROL ANTHONYACID PHONYALIBIS(club) ATLAS LIL' JOHN OOLEMAN PERHAPS(club) SWING STREET HOUSE OF BLUES IDNELlNESS WHEEL DEEP SOUTH BELIEVE ( southern slam) MURK HARDRIVE JUST BELIEVE STRICTLY RHYTHM MIRAGE EVERYTHING'S OONNABE ALRIGHT(v.s. club) SUBURBAN RON CARROLL MY PRAYER(trent hym) AF-RYTH-MIX R.B.M. THE BOY(more organ) STRICTLY RHYTHM THE EPITOME OF HYPE LET THE FREAK(vi tal) PURE BHooMIE STEVE "SLIK" HURLEY JACK YOURBODY(dub your body) UNDERGROUND EN ESCH CONFIDENCE(idiolizer/twist the truth) TVT JUMPSTART NAUGHTY NAUGHTY WHITE SOUNDCRAFT THE WIBBLER(rock 2 house stripped down) SKUNK 2:00am TRIP'TA' FUNK RUBY'S FLUTE(fresh rnex) ULTRA ETHEREAL ROMENTERTAINMENT WORKME WATTS NEVINS WORKME WATTS D.O.P. PARTY ROCKIN' GUERILLA GIPSY SKINNYBUMBLEE(xen mantra/drnc) LIMBO JEANNE DEE NO LIFE WITHOUT IDVE (j urnp' s funk dub) PERFECTO D-TEK CHUNKAFUNK POSITIVA CECERE SKYLlNE(dj'S choice) PIGEON PIE CHUCKPHULASOL FEEL ALL RIGHT DEFINITIVE AWESOME3 OON'T 00(760) AMERICAN XEN MANTRA ALL THATSHAKINI STAFFORD HOUSE ISLAND UNIVERSE MAKEME SAY YES(all right, all right) TRIP 'N SPIN RHYTHMQUEST CLOSER TO ALL YOUR DREAMS(hybrid) KooL KAT AIR TATOO RED ALERT CRIB GROOVELEGION GIVE IT TO ME(chubby chunks) ULR ELEKTRIC MUSIC LlFESTYLE(club-style) SPV JAM & SPCX>N FOLIDW ME! DANCE PCX>L CHURCHOF EXTACY PASSION SONIC CHUCKPHULASOL STARGAZER DEFINITIVE 3:00am 1320Greenway Drive. Suite 700 . Irving,Texas 75038-2510 214-580-9400 . Fax-580-9450 Programming. Fax-550-9154 Sales q4.5 IC::::J~.The~Edge EDGECLUB 94 with JEFF K PLAYLIST FOR NOVEMBER13, 1993 10:00pn ARTIST SONG LABEL BJORK VIOLENrLY HAPPY(masters at work) ELEKTRA EAST 17 HOUSE OF LOVE(murk) LONDON HIS BOY ELROY DONI T LEAVEME(show us yer club) IMM)RTAL HEAVEN 17 LEI' ME GO(let me house you) VIRGIN PEl' SHOP BOYS FOREVER IN LOVE EM! U2 LEMJN(perfecto) ISLAND LEFl'FIELD1LYfXJN OPEN UP (full vocal) HARD HANDS DURAN DURAN TOO MUCHINFORMATION(trance) CAPITOL ERASURE SOMEI'IMES SIRE US 3 CANTALOOP( groovy) CAPITOL 11:00pn THE 0l'HER TWO SELFISH (that pop) CENTRE DATE D:REAM U R THE BEST THING(def klub) SIRE MJBY MJVE(mk: blades) ELEKTRA THE BELOVED ROCK TO THE RHYTHMOF LOVE(murk) ATLANTIC ONE DOVE WHITE LOVE(psychic masturbation) FFRR FELIX DONIT YOU WANTME RCA/DECONST STING DEMJLITION MAN(ridiculous tribal) A&M CULTURE BEAT MR. VAIN(mr. club) 550 STERID Me I S CREATION(justin robertson vocal) 4TH & BWAY 12:00am URBANCOOKIE COLLECI'IVE THE KEY, THE SECRET RADIKAL LION ROCK LION ROCK RCA/DECONST CABARETVOLTAIRE SOUL VINE INSTINCT FLUKE GROOVYFEELING(make mine a 99) CIRCA RuPAUL A SHADE SHADEY(wild pitch) TOMMYBOY ROMENTERTAINMENT WORK ME WATTS WEST mAST SPICE INJOYE( west coast progressive) NERVOUS HYPER GO-GO HIGH(as a kite) RCA/DEmNST EN ESCH mNFIDENCE(idolizer/twist the truth) 'NT THE THRILL KILL KULT BLUE BUDDHA(soundshock I s funky oskillator) INTERSmPE DEEP CREED 194 CAN YOU FEEL IT SORTED CHUCH PHULASOL FEEL ALL RIGHT DEFINITIVE 1320Greenway Drive. Suite 700 . Irving.Texas 75038-2510 214-580-9400 . Fax-580-945O Programming. Fax-550-9154 Sales r , ,, , EDGE CLUB 94 wi th JEFF K PLAYLIST FOR NOVEMBER13, 1993 cent. 1:00am ARTIST SONG LABEL GUEST MIX wi ])J B<XY.l'H SIDRl'RAX ON THE RIGHT TRAX(mix 3) SOMA SASHA HYSTERIX ARCl'IC VISNADI RACING TRACKS( indianapolis drive) UMM RAMJAC CAMERONMASSIF BRAINIAK JUNGLE BRarHERS I'LL HOUSE YOU IDLERS RAMJAC MASSIF BRAINIAK FAST EDDIE ACID THUNDER(fast thunder) ])J INI'ERNATIONAL RHYTHMINVENTION INVENTURES IN WUNDERLAND WARP THE FOO BEEN A LONG TIME (mr. marvin house) IXMN'IDWN STAXX JOY (love joy vocal) CHAMPION NAUGHTY NAUGHTY VOLUME1 WHITE GIPSY SKINNBUMBLEBEE(xen mantra IdIne) LIMBO CECERE SKYLINE(dj's choice) PIGEON PIE D-TEK CHUNKAFUNK POSITIVA 'IONY D1- BART THE REAL THING CLEV CITY BLUES MINDWARP ONE STRESS 2:00am XEN MANTRA GOOWON STAFFORD HOUSE LWDUP GOOD TIME UFG AWESOME 3 HEADSTRONG AMERICAN N-JOI THE :VOID. RCA/DEX:DNST JAM & SPOON RIGHT IN THE NIGHT DANCE POOL SYSTEM(l SINBAD BIG LIFE SECIOR 7 RAGING HANDS LOCAL/WHITE JARVIC 7 HECl'OC NYMPHO 49 PARALLEL OOUBLEPWSGOOD mNGA TE (tribal trance) SIRE FUNKY TRIBALIST CHITI'ER CHATI'ER INFUSION JOEY BELTRAM TALES FROM THE RZ SORl'ED OOMEPATROL ONTAC XL M3RD POWER ARE YOU ALIVE TCX THE PRODIGY FULL THROI'TLE XL DE LA SOUL EN FOCUS 'IDMMY BOY 3:00am 1320Greenway Drive. Suite 700 . Irving,Texas 75038-2510 214-580-9400 . Fax-580-9450 Programming. Fax-550-9154 Sales ThE:!~Ed~ CJ4.5 1C::~c::::i EDGE CLUB 94 wi th JEFF K PLAYLIST FOR NOVEMBER20, 1993 10:00pn ARTIST SONG LABEL D:REAM THINGSCANONLYGEl' BErl'ER(d:ream) SIRE BJORK VIOLENTLYHAPPY(masters at work) ELEKTRA THE OI'HER TWO SELFISH(that pop) CENTREDATE ONE DOVE WHITELOVE(psychic masturbation) FFRR PEr SHOP BOYS GO WEST(ming' s) EMI U2 LEMON(jeep) . ISLAND THE BELOVED ROCK TO THE RHYTHMOF LOVE(murk) ATLANTIC THE SHAMEN CONIN' ON(culture beat) ONE LITI'LE INDIAN 11:00pn URBAN COOKIE COLLEcrIVE THE KEY, THE SECREI' RADIKAL US 3 CANTAIroP ( groovy) CAPITOL LEFI'FIELD /LYOON OPEN UP(full vocal) HARD HANDS FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD WELCOMETO THE PLEASURE DOME(elevatorman)ZTT YID/808 STATE LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS(remix) MX)NSHINE HADDAWAY LIFE (mission control) ARISTA THE GOODMEN GIVE IT UP(general base) BLOWUP STING DEMJLITION MAN(ridiculous tribal) A&M CULTURE BEAT MR. VAIN(mr. club) 550 YOUNGAMERICANPRIMITIVE YOUNGAMERICANPRIMITIVE ZOE MAGIK SURE IS PURE ONE DROP OF RAIN VINYL SOLUTION 12:00am CABAREI'VOLTAIRE SOUL VINE INSTINcr EAST 17 HOUSE OF LOVE(oscar g' s dope) LONDON HIS BOYiELROY DON'T LEAVE ME(show us yer club) IMMORTAL DURAN DURAN 'roO MUCHINFORMATION(trance) CAPITOL JOEY BELTRAM FUTURE GROOVE SORTED HEAVEN 17 LET ME GO(let me house you) VIRGIN BJORK BIG TIME SENSUALITY(growly dub) ELEKTRA FLUKE GROOVYFEELING(make mine a 99) CIRCA DEEP CREED '94 CAN YOU FEEL IT SORTED K-KLASS LET ME SHOWYOU(pharmacy dub) PARLOPHONE THE THRILL KILL KULT BLUE BUDDHA( soundshock' s funky oskillator) INTERSCOPE THE carroN CLUB DOWATCHAWANNA CC D:REAM I LIKE IT(sure is pure) FXU 1320Greenway Drive. Suite 700 . Irving,Texas 75038-2510 214-580-9400 . Fax-580-945O Programming. Fax-550-9154 Sales / , "/ Th~~E~~ '7 V CJ4.5 1C::~c::i EDGE CLUB 94 wi th JEFF K PLAYLIST FOR NOVEMBER20, 1993 cont. 1:00am ARTIST SONG LABEL GUEST MIX w/ DJ MARDI COLEMAN(AU'IDBAHN/GCODVIBE TRIBE) WAYour WEST SHCXJr WOW JOMANDO NEVER(sasha) ATLANTIC NOSH NOSH 2(nobby's 66) BLUNTED COZY CONCEPT KEEP IT GOING NOW TRIUMPH DYNAMICNOISE EVERYBODYJAMMIN' (visnadi) IRMA TASTY I WANTYOU TASTY NAOMI STATE OF MIND( the lemon 8 groove dub) BASIC BEAT BUMBLE BEAurIFUL (blue) WHITE PEEW REACH our (the stick dub) STICKMAN WEST COAST SPICE INJOYE (west coast progressive) NERVOUS GIPSY SKINNYBUMBLEBEE(xen mantra/ dInc) LIMBO HUSTLERS CONVENTION GIVE IT ALL 'ro ME STRESS AWESOME3 DONT'T GO(760) AMERICAN RALPHI ROSARIO ALL RIGHT NOW!(extended glee club) UNDERG. CONSTR. 2:00am K2B PURPLE ORGAN GWW LUVDUP GCOD TIME UFG BJORK BIG TIME SENSUALITY(pranksters joyride) ELEKTRA MINDWARP ONE(ssl full) STRESS SEC'IDR 7 RAGING HANDS ECLIPSE BABY JUNE NEED 'ro NEED YOU(steves acidisco) SOLID PLEASURE STAXX JOY (love joy vocal) CHAMPION XEN MANTRA GCOWON STAFFORD HOUSE DARWIN CHAMBER WHOWOHW(glow) REVOLTING DJ EFX GROOVE'ro ME POUNDAMERICA CHUCKPHULASOL FEEL ALL RIGHT DEFINITIVE D-TEK CHUNKAFUNK STRESS NASA ( SECRET( funky nasa) HIGHER STATE RHYTHMQUEST THE DREAMPEOPLE NETWORK THE COTroN CLUB READ MY LIPS CC 'roNY DI BART THE REAL THING CLEVEL CITY BLUES 3:00am 1320Greenway Drive. Suite 700 . Irving,Texas 75038-2510 214-580-9400 . Fax-580-9450 Programming. Fax-550-9154 Sales EDGE CLUB94 wi th JEFF K PLAYLISTFOR NOVEMBER 27, 1993 10:00pn ARTIST SONG LABEL HADDAWAY LIFE (control) ARISTA CULTURE BEAT MR.
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