Denny Tsettos Club Essentials CD

Club Essentials Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, R&B, Dance
Label	Gossip
Orig Year	2006
All Time Sales Rank	250895
CD Universe Part number	7119391
Discs	2
Release Date	Jul 18, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Denny Tsettos Club Essentials Songs

		Club Essentials CD DISC 1:
	1.	Funk - (with Sant/Matteo Esse/Corrina Joseph)
	2.	Outwork - (with Elektro/Mr. Gee)
	3.	Deep Throat - (with Claude Von Stroke)
	4.	You Make Me Climb the Wall - (with Rene Amesz/Peter Gelderblom)
	5.	Is Killing Me - (with Nick & Danny Chatelain)
	6.	Rub, The (I Never Rock) - (with Kurd Maverick)
	7.	Hello? - (with Alex Santer)
	8.	Erotic Discourse - (with Bobby Peru)
	9.	Rej - (with Ame)
	10.	Subrocking - (with Richard Grey)
	11.	Insatiable - (with Mark Knight)
	12.	Discoteka - (with Starkillers)
		Club Essentials Songs DISC 2:
	1.	Dancin' - (with Aaron Smith/Luvli)
	2.	Remedy - (with Asle Bjorn/Engelina)
	3.	Be With You - (with Royal Sapien)
	4.	Gimme Something - (with Brian Dalton)
	5.	In Your Head - (with Live Element)
	6.	Walking on Sunshine - (with Rocker's Revenge)
	7.	No Promises - (with Hott 22/Bonnie Bailey)
	8.	Universal Sound - (with Josh The Funky 1)
	9.	Never Alone - (with Artificial Funk)
	10.	Back to Mine - (with Max Linen)
	11.	Lose Control - (with Darkmountaingroup)
	12.	Love Sensation - (with Loleatta Holloway)

Club Essentials Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Pick this thing up!!
I can't put it down! Honestly, Denny chose some great tracks and did a beautiful job putting it all together. There is a flow to this comp that only a skilled dj can deliver! I've been checking out Denny for years at the clubs and he just keeps getting better!
Submitted by Jack (Summit, NJ, USA)
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