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When House Had Soul mixed by Renoir
The Ultimate Classic New York City House Music collection mixed by Ren the Vinyl Archaeologist. Includes Masters at Work, Robin S, Jungle Brothers, Dee Lite, Crystal Waters, Ce Ce Peniston, Black Box, C+C Music Factory, Marshall Jefferson, DJ Spinna, Aretha Franklin, Inner City, The Bucketheads, Technotronic, Chic, Nightcrawlers, Mass Order, Kyze, Shaun Escoffery, Moloko, Barbara Tucker and more! (80 Minutes)
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