| | Afro Beats CD
Afro Beats Songs | 1. | Afropusherman - Psyco On Da Bus |
| 2. | What's Your Fashion - Tony Allen/Eska |
| 3. | Dance of Loa - Tony Allen/Off-World Ensemble |
| 4. | Afro-Disco-Beat - Tony Allen/Africa 70 |
| 5. | Drum, The - Eska/Son Of Scientists |
| 6. | Catalyst - Tony Allen/Ariya (remix) |
| 7. | Na Waya - Ghetto Blaster |
| 8. | Funnky Lowlives, The - Tony Allen (remix) |
| 9. | Doctor L - Pusherman/Psyco On Da Bus (remix) |
| 10. | Asiko - Tony Allen |
| 11. | Every Season - Tony Allen/Damon Albarn/Ty Albarn |
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