| | Gay Happening: Vol. 10 CD
Gay Happening: Vol. 10 Music Gay Happening: Vol. 10 Songs | 1. | I Am What I Am - Gloria Gaynor (Gloria's House Radio remix) |
| 2. | You're a Superstar - Love Corporation (Club Version) |
| 3. | Never Knew Love Like This Before - Viola Wills (Radio mix) |
| 4. | U to Be There - Special Treatment |
| 5. | To Deserve You - Michal Nicolas (Chris 'The Geek' Panaghi Radio mix) |
| 6. | Can You Count on Me - Sherrie Lea |
| 7. | One Thing Leads 2 Another - Vanessa Amorosi |
| 8. | Can You Feel It - Loreen |
| 9. | Show Me the Way - Ange/DJ Fred (Original Edit mix) |
| 10. | Last Night a DJ Saved My Life - Alexx (Radio Version) |
| 11. | Washington - Lutricia McNeal |
| 12. | Can't Wait - Regina |
| 13. | Whatever It Takes - Wendy Phillips (Observer Vs. DJ Spacecase Edit remix) |
| 14. | I Give You the Stars - Marilyn's Boys |
| 15. | Get Here - Treysa |
| 16. | Self Control 2004 - Laura Branigan (Mindworkers Radio remix) |
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