IHPM – Episode #38 | Pop Machine

LUNCHTIME MUSIC MIX

Ndima Ndapedza (Zimbabwe) – Putumayo (AFRICA)

Thandaza (South Africa) – Putumayo (AFRICA)

Segne (Togo) – Putumayo (AFRICA)

Jazz Thing – Gang Starr (100% Acid Jazz)

The Creator Has a Master Plan – Brooklyn Funk Essentials (100% Acid Jazz)

Pushin’ Against the Flow – Raw Stylus (100% Acid Jazz)

Past & Future Things – Santal Featuring Terrance Downs (Afterdark – Chicago)

Can’t You See the Sunshine Through the rain? – Common Nature (Afterdark – Chicago)

Str8 Up – Callisto’s Trance (Afterdark – Chicago)

All Would Envy – Chris Botti & Shawn Colvin (Smooth Jazz Café Volume 4)

Just Chillin’ – Norman Brown (Smooth Jazz Café Volume 4)

Reverence – Richard Bona & Pat Methany (Smooth Jazz Café Volume 4)

MUSIC

Used To Rule the World – Bonnie Rait (Slipstream)

Any Old Sunday – Chaka Khan (Rufus featuring Chaka Khan)

Dorina – DADA (Puzzle)

River – Herbie Hancock (River: The Joni Letters)

October Song – Amy Winehouse (Frank)

September Grass – James Taylor (October Road)

Under African Skies – Paul Simon (Graceland)

I Want You – Marvin Gaye (The Best of Marvin Gaye)

Falling Like Rain – Tina Turner (Foreign Affair)

Tuesday Heartbreak – Stevie Wonder (Talking Book)

Finally (Ft. John Legend) – Fergie (Dutchess)

Silly Putty – Stanley Clarke (Journey To Love)

Stranger in Moscow – Michael Jackson (HIStory – Past, Present And Future – Book I)

Sweet Sticky Thing – Ohio Players (Honey)

Do U Lie – Prince (Parade)

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