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Golden Bossa
00:39
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Pinguma Cha-Cha-Cha
03:24
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Rumbar
03:11
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Swing Surrender
00:44
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Video à Gogo
03:28
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Mrs. Ham
04:02
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Non Stop Dancing
00:22
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Ducktango
03:36
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Samba Ohrleck
03:53
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Electric Orange Aachen, Germany
krautrock and psychedelics from germany since 1992
Electric Orange recommends:
electric orange made several records in the 1990s under the alias "bloop". This is the album from 1999
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