Souldennis Live on Coni-OnAir (15-5-2016)




Hello my friends. today on my broadcast from 7pm to 9pm (GMT+2) (Athens Time 19:00-21:00) on Coni-OnAir, you will enjoy songs from ‪Soul‬ and ‪Jazz‬ music scenes. I'm going also to play some tracks from AOR music scene. I will present a short tribute to Janis Siegel, member and singer of the group The Manhattan Transfer. I'll be glad to see you on air!

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My Playlist

 1. Deodato - Knight Of Fantasy LP 1979
 2. Metropole - Miss Manhattan 12" 1981 (Re-Edit by Souldennis)
 3. Yvonne Gage - Garden Of Eve 12" 1981
 4. Roberta Vardervort - Let Me Love You That Much Lp 1983
 5. Robert Kraft & Janis Siegel - You're Blue Too Lp 1982
 6. Leon Ware & Janis Siegel - Why I Came To California Lp 1982
 7. The Manhattan Transfer - Mystery Lp 1983 (Vocals by Janis Siegel)
 8. Willis Jackson - Lady Marmalade Lp 1975
 9. High Inergy - Lovin Fever Lp 1978
10. Nancy Wilson - Moments Lp 1977
11. Patti LaBelle - Come And Dance With Me Lp 1980 (sax solo by James Rivers)
12. James Rivers - Take It All Lp 1978
13. Fats Gaines Band - Close The Door Lp 1981
14. The Ohio Players - Thinkn' Bout You Lp 1981
15. The Temptations - You're So Easy To Love Lp 1978
16. Tortilla Factory - That's The Way Of The World Lp 1976
17. John Rowles - You And I Lp 1980
18. IND - Into New Dimensions Lp 1981
19. Jewel Bass - Seeing You Again CD
20. Frankie Blue - Moses Theme Lp 1979
21. Timothy Wilson - It's Love Baby Lp 1978
22. Johnnie Taylor - Your Love Is Rated X Lp 1977
23. The Bee's Knees - Rainy Night In Georgia Lp 1979
24. Michael Franks - Don't Be Blue Lp 1977
25. Booker T. Jones - The Best Of You Lp 1980
26. The Leslie Drayton Orchestra - Turning A Corner Lp 1981

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