DJ'S Dance Club CD

DJ'S Dance Club Music

List Price	$16.98 (You save $4.39)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Dance, Electronica, Dance Collections
Label	Quality Music
Orig Year	1995
All Time Sales Rank	137907
CD Universe Part number	1077691
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 29, 1995
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Terry Adams; DJ Miko; Terry Adam; Anthony Stephens; Rod Gammons; Robert Ferrante; Rico Novarini; Alex Trime; General Saint; Brothers United; Rob Rettberg; Jeff Barnes; Graham Stack; Jurgen Korduletsch; Mark Taylor; Reels; Stephens; Steve Mac; The Reels; Fish Brown

DJ'S Dance Club Songs

	1.	Run to You - Rage
	2.	I Will Always Love You - Sarah Washington
	3.	Bad Moon Rising - The Reels
	4.	Sleeping Satelites - Limited Edition
	5.	Listen Up - Fr Connection
	6.	What's Up? - DJ Miko
	7.	Baker Street - Undercover
	8.	Long Train Running - Bananarama
	9.	Ride Like the Wind - East Side Beat
	10.	Because the Night - Co Ro
	11.	Ain't Nobody - Jaki Graham
	12.	I Got the Music in Me - Two-Bigg M.C./Marilyn/2 Bigg (Original Happy Mix)
	13.	Please Don't Go - Double You
	14.	Smells Like Teen Spirit - Abigail
	15.	Say a Little Prayer - Gloria Gaynor
	16.	Stomp! - Big Fun
	17.	If You Leave Me Now - Chess
	18.	Dancing Queen - Claudja Barry
	19.	Live on Video - Cardenia
	20.	Oh! Carol - General Saint

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