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Muziek Voor Volwassenen / Johan Derksen Zaterdag 27 Februari 2021 Muziek voor volwassenen / Johan Derksen Zaterdag 27 februari 2021 Album van de Week: "Living in A Burning House" - Selwyn Birchwood ARTIEST TITEL TIJD COMPONIST PLATENLABEL LABELNO CD TITEL 09.00 - 10.00 uur 1 Johnny Winter Done somebody wrong 4:47 Winter Megaforce Records 20286 16034 Roots 2 The Tams What kind of fool do you think I am 2:00 Whitley Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 3 Johnny Winter Last night 5:47 Winter Megaforce Records 20286 16034 Roots 4 Betty Everett It's in his kiss 2:14 Clark Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 5 Johnny Winter Maybellene 2:49 Winter Megaforce Records 20286 16034 Roots 6 Bobby Bland Ain't nothing you can do 2:37 Malone, Scott Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 7 Johnny Winter Bright lights big city 4:28 Winter Megaforce Records 20286 16034 Roots 8 Selwyn Birchwood Living in a burning house 4:07 Birchwood Alligator Records ALCD 4999 Living in A Burning House 9 Johnny Winter Come back baby 6:28 Winter Megaforce Records 20286 16034 Roots 10 Irma Thomas Wish someone would care 2:17 Thomas Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 11 Johnny Winter Unchain my heart 3:14 Charles Megaforce Records 20286 21696 Step Back 12 The Dixie Cups Chapel of love 2:45 Barry, Greenwich, Spector Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 13 Johnny Winter Who do you love 2:51 Diddley Megaforce Records 20286 21696 Step Back 14 Mary Wells My guy 3:03 Robinson Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 10.00 - 11.00 uur 1 Johnny Winter Sweet sixteen 7:56 Thornton Megaforce Records 20286 21696 Step Back 2 Jimmy Hughes Steal away 2:21 Hughes Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 3 Johnny Winter Golden olden days of rock and roll 3:02 Thomas BGO Records BGOCD766 John Dawson Winter III 4 The Drifters Under the boardwalk 2:39 Resnick, Young Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 5 Johnny Winter Love song to me 2:06 Winter BGO Records BGOCD766 John Dawson Winter III 6 James Brown Out of sight 2:21 Wright Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 7 Johnny Winter Lay down your sorrows 4:08 Weil, Mann BGO Records BGOCD766 John Dawson Winter III 8 Selwyn Birchwood Searching for my tribe 4:19 Birchwood Alligator Records ALCD 4999 Living in A Burning House 9 Johnny Winter I smell smoke 3:56 Tiven, Reale Talking Elephant TECD334 I'm a Bluesman 10 Martha and the Vandellas Dancing in the street 2:36 Stevenson, Gaye, Hunter Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 11 Johnny Winter Pack your bags 4:01 Nelson, Spray Talking Elephant TECD334 I'm a Bluesman 12 O.V. Wright That's how strong my love is 2:56 Jamison Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 13 Johnny Winter Like a rolling stone 5:38 Dylan Acadia Records ACA 8133 Raisin' Cain 14 Don Covay Mercy mercy 2:24 Covay, Ott Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 11.00 - 12.00 uur 1 Johnny Winter Walkin' slowly 5:19 King Acadia Records ACA 8133 Raisin' Cain 2 The Four Tops Baby I need your loving 2:50 Holland, Dozier, Holland Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 3 Johnny Winter Honest I do 4:20 Abner, Reed Columbia 888837714723 The Essential 4 Mitty Collier I had a talk with my man 3:40 Davis, Caston Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 5 Johnny Winter Miss Ann 3:39 Johnson, Richard Columbia 888837714723 The Essential 6 Ike and Tina Turner I can't believe what you say 2:00 Turner Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 7 Johnny Winter Be careful with a fool 5:14 Jones, King, King Columbia 888837714723 The Essential 8 Selwyn Birchwood She's a dime 3:59 Birchwood Alligator Records ALCD 4999 Living in A Burning House 9 Johnny Winter I'll drown in my tears 4:44 Glover Columbia 888837714723 The Essential 10 Maxine Brown Oh no not my baby 2:35 King, Goffin Bear Family Records BCD 16870 AS Sweet Soul Music 11 Johnny Winter Hurtin' so bad 4:39 Winter Columbia 888837714723 The Essential 12 Bettye LaVette Let me down easy 8:40 Adams, Glazer Munich Records Musa 507 Let me down Easy [In Concert] 13 Johnny Winter The Monkey Song 6:13 Howell Talking Elephant TECD334 I'm a Bluesman.
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