Souldennis Live On Coni-OnAir (11-10-2015)



Hello everybody, I'll be on air and I will present my own live web-radio broadcast on Sunday on Coni-OnAir from (7pm to 9pm) (GMT+2) (19:00-21:00 Athens Time). I hope you enjoy some tunes from my personal collection. I'll see you on air!

My Play List

 1. Larry Elgard - Wait For The Night 1981 Lp
 2. Dale Head & Rory Snyder's Night Jazz Band - So Close To Getting Close To You 2015 CD
 3. Duke Jenkins - I've Got The Blues 1981 Lp
 4. Benard Ighner - And It All Goes Round And Round 1978 Lp
 5. Harold Johnson Sextet - Til We Meet Again 2011 CD
 6. Woods Empire - Universal Love 1981 Lp
 7. Ndugu - Take Some Time 1980 Lp
 8. Clarence Carter - I'm So Tired 1980 Lp
 9. Creative Source - Funky Luvah 1975 Lp
10. The Joneses - In A Good Groove 1976 45"
11. Gladys Knight $ The Pips - Love Was Made For Two 1981 Lp
12. Pointer Sisters - Here Is Where Your Love Belongs 1980 Lp
13. The Sons Of Champlin - Here Is Where Your Love Belongs 1976 Lp
14. Paulihno DaCosta (Feat Bill Champlin) - Seeing Is Believing 1979 Lp
15. Roy Ayers - Lots Of Love 1983 Lp
16. Patti Austin - People In Love Do The Strangest Things 1980 Lp
17. Jackie Ross - Someone who will take the place of you 80s CD
18. Barbara Reed - The Tear Returns To Me 1985 Lp
19. Clarence Dobbins - Don't Give Up On Me 2008 CD
20. Johnnie Taylor - Don't Make Me Late 1987 Lp
21. Brook Benton - Glow Love 1978 45"
22. Weldon A.McDougal III - The Lover Man 1975 CD (previously unreleased)
23. Universal Love - You Girl 1977 45"
24. G.C.Cameron - Love Just Ain't No Fun 1980 45" (Previously unreleased)
25. G.Q. - It's Your Love 1979 Lp
26. Grover Washington Jr. feat. Bill Cosby - Love In It's Proper Place 1986 Lp
27. Sonny Criss - That's The Way Of The World 1976 Lp

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