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Soul Survivor 

Various

Soul Survivor

Genre: COMPILATIONS
Label: Jazz FM Records
Release date: 2002

Track Listing

Disc 1 of 2
1.  I Will Survive Gloria Gaynor
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2.  Let's Groove Earth, Wind & Fire
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3.  Upside Down Diana Ross
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4.  I Found Lovin' The Fatback Band
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5.  You're The One For Me D Train
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6.  Somebody Else's Guy Jocelyn Brown
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7.  Rock The Boat Hues Corporation
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8.  Single Life Cameo
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9.  Brick House Commodores
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10.  Mine All Mine Ca$hflow
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11.  Joy And Pain: (LIVE VERSION) Maze Feat. Fran...
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12.  Take That To The Bank Shalamar
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13.  When Am I Gonna Find True Love Patti LaBelle
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14.  I'm In Love Evelyn King
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15.  Only You Teddy Pendergrass
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16.  You Gave Me Love Crown Heights Affair
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17.  You Know How To Love Me Phyllis Hyman
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18.  Encore Cheryl Lynn
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Disc 2 of 2
1.  Ladies Night Kool & The Gang
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2.  Never Too Much Luther Vandross
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3.  Love To Love You Baby Donna Summer
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4.  Use It Up And Wear It Out Odyssey
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5.  Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now McFadden & Whitehead
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6.  Razzmatazz Quincy Jones
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7.  The Lover In You The Sugarhill Gang
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8.  Thinking About Your Love Skipworth And Turner
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9.  Nights Over Egypt Jones Girls
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10.  Real Love: (ORIGINAL '91 VERSION) Dee Heron
Driza Bone
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11.  Was That All It Was Jean Carne
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12.  Casanova Coffee
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13.  Buttercup Carl Anderson
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14.  Juicy Fruit Mtume
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15.  I'll Be All Good Rene And Angela
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16.  Papillon: (HOT BUTTERFLY) Gregg Diamond A...
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17.  Disco Nights: (ROCK FREAK) GQ
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18.  Let's Stay Together Al Green
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Featured Review
Kids Kids
MGMT
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