60s, 70s Soul-Disco-Rock-Reggae Mixtape

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New Mixtape with some 60s, 70s goodness. Enjoy!

Tracklisting:

Name	Artist
Living In The U.S.A.	Steve Miller Band
Wild Night	Van Morrison
Power In the Darkness	Tom Robinson Band
Zombie	Fela Kuti, Afrika '70
Do Your Thing	Isaac Hayes
Love and Happiness	Al Green
Who Is He?	Bill Withers
Cloud Nine	The Temptations
Do Your Thing	The Watts 103rd. Street Rhythm Band
Uptown Top Ranking - Remastered	Althea, Donna
The Harder They Come	Jimmy Cliff
King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown	Augustus Pablo, King Tubby
Legalize It	Peter Tosh
Israelites	Desmond Dekker
Fantasy	Earth, Wind & Fire
Disco Lady (Single Version)	Johnnie Taylor
Love Thang	First Choice
Disco Inferno - LP / 12 Version"	The Trammps
Cherry Bomb	The Runaways
(Don't Fear) The Reaper	Blue Öyster Cult
Mama Roux	Dr. John
Spill The Wine	Eric Burdon, War

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