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L.A. Taco Radio #017 – Assembled with love in DTLA

The streets are crowded and the asphalt is hot.
Feeling blessed to play some of the finest I got.
This is the York Blvd. playlist.
Please enjoy this funky product.

Listen to this fine episode in a new window HERE.

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1) “If you Don’t Love Me (feat. Phonte)” Liquid Spirits
2) “This Could Be The Night” Zo!
3) “Soul Makossa” Manu Dibango
4) “Scheming (feat. De La Soul & Phife)” Slum Village
5) “Si Si Puede (Lack Of Afro Remix)” Ray Camacho & The Teardrops (background)
6) “I Got The…” Labi Siffre
7) “Love Me” Slave
8) “If I Was Your Woman (Original Funky Demo)” Alicia Keys
9) “Chalupa” Jungle Fire (background)
10) “Shack Up” Blackbuster
11) “Hessa” El Rego
12) “Help Me” Joon Moon
13) “Naz-Tee May’en” Fishbone

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