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EP248: Riddims #3

Othniel Ting

11-Nov-17 20:00

EP248: Riddims #3

A music show like no other – Othniel will be looking into his crystal ball of tunes, introducing you to some lesser known gems from the past, present and future. 

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1:05 - Paul Dawkins - To Love Someone

4:22 - Janet Kay - Lovin’ You

8:22 - The Skints - Come To You

10:55 - Sugar Minott - The Girl Is In Love

14:56 - Janet Kay - I Do Love You

17:57 - Sonia - Ooh Baby Baby

21:54 - Sade - Love Is Stronger Than Pride (Mad Professor Remix)

26:57 - The Lions - Picture On The Wall

30:07 - Candy McKenzie - Thinking Of You

33:47 - Donna Rhoden - I’ve Fallen In Love

37:19 - Cornell Campbell - My Confession

41:09 - The Frightnrs - Gotta Find A Way (Version)

Produced by: Othniel Ting


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Tags:  riddims,  reggae,  dub reggae,  lovers rock,  rocksteady,  the skints,  janet kay,  sade,  mad professor,  the frightnrs,  the lions,  muddy confluence musical companion,  MCMC


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