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The Best of the Honky-Tonk Piano

Search: The 90s
by: Various Artists

Release Date January 09, 1996

CD-Charts Position 2

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The Best of the Honky-Tonk Piano [CASSETTE]

Search: The 90s
by: Various Artists

Release Date January 09, 1996

CD-Charts Position 3
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Search: The 90s
by: Kool & The Gang

Release Date March 26, 1996
This is a must buy for K&G fan.In the hood,salute to the ladies, life in the 90s, friends are classical songs.Woman,lover,friend is the best song on this cd, a song to sing to ur loved one.Just wonder why this album wasnt a commercial success.J.T'S voice is stronger than ever, the bass line,trumpets and horns takes you back to the vintage Kool& the Gang sound.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Search: The 90s
by: Kool & The Gang

Release Date June 01, 1996
This is a must buy for K&G fan.In the hood,salute to the ladies, life in the 90s, friends are classical songs.Woman,lover,friend is the best song on this cd, a song to sing to ur loved one.Just wonder why this album wasnt a commercial success.J.T'S voice is stronger than ever, the bass line,trumpets and horns takes you back to the vintage Kool& the Gang sound.

CD-Charts Position 5
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State of Affairs [CASSETTE]

Search: The 90s
by: Kool & the Gang

Release Date March 26, 1996
This is a must buy for K&G fan.In the hood,salute to the ladies, life in the 90s, friends are classical songs.Woman,lover,friend is the best song on this cd, a song to sing to ur loved one.Just wonder why this album wasnt a commercial success.J.T'S voice is stronger than ever, the bass line,trumpets and horns takes you back to the vintage Kool& the Gang sound.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Search: The 90s
by: Kool & the Gang

Release Date
This is a must buy for K&G fan.In the hood,salute to the ladies, life in the 90s, friends are classical songs.Woman,lover,friend is the best song on this cd, a song to sing to ur loved one.Just wonder why this album wasnt a commercial success.J.T'S voice is stronger than ever, the bass line,trumpets and horns takes you back to the vintage Kool& the Gang sound.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Live at Om Vol.2 [VINYL]

Search: The 90s
by: Derrick Carter, Mark Farina

Release Date September 06, 2004
A friend of mine once asked me why I prefer house music over hip hop, and my response was easy: house is more free flowing, more sensual, and, quite frankly, a lot more fun to dance to. A case in point is the excellent "Live at OM" set by two of house music's most respected DJs: Derrick Carter and Mark Farina. These are two CDs of hypnotic grooves that are mixed seamlessly, as we've come to expect from DJs of this caliber. The first disc comes from Mark Farina, who gives us some twisted and nasty grooves in the form of "Revolution" by To-Ka Project, "F--- Hodges" by Jason Hodges and Jacob London's "No Farting in the Ice Fort." Derrick Carter gets his moment to shine on the second disc, and it's the slightly better of the two. We get some really ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Live at Om: Mixed By Derrick Carter & Mark Farina

Search: The 90s
by: Derrick Carter, Mark Farina

Release Date July 12, 2004
A friend of mine once asked me why I prefer house music over hip hop, and my response was easy: house is more free flowing, more sensual, and, quite frankly, a lot more fun to dance to. A case in point is the excellent "Live at OM" set by two of house music's most respected DJs: Derrick Carter and Mark Farina. These are two CDs of hypnotic grooves that are mixed seamlessly, as we've come to expect from DJs of this caliber. The first disc comes from Mark Farina, who gives us some twisted and nasty grooves in the form of "Revolution" by To-Ka Project, "F--- Hodges" by Jason Hodges and Jacob London's "No Farting in the Ice Fort." Derrick Carter gets his moment to shine on the second disc, and it's the slightly better of the two. We get some really ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Punker Than You Since '92

Search: The 90s
by: Boyracer

Release Date February 13, 2006
A friend of mine once asked me why I prefer house music over hip hop, and my response was easy: house is more free flowing, more sensual, and, quite frankly, a lot more fun to dance to. A case in point is the excellent "Live at OM" set by two of house music's most respected DJs: Derrick Carter and Mark Farina. These are two CDs of hypnotic grooves that are mixed seamlessly, as we've come to expect from DJs of this caliber. The first disc comes from Mark Farina, who gives us some twisted and nasty grooves in the form of "Revolution" by To-Ka Project, "F--- Hodges" by Jason Hodges and Jacob London's "No Farting in the Ice Fort." Derrick Carter gets his moment to shine on the second disc, and it's the slightly better of the two. We get some really ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Lookout Freakout Vol.2

Search: The 90s
by: Various Artists

Release Date November 12, 2001
A friend of mine once asked me why I prefer house music over hip hop, and my response was easy: house is more free flowing, more sensual, and, quite frankly, a lot more fun to dance to. A case in point is the excellent "Live at OM" set by two of house music's most respected DJs: Derrick Carter and Mark Farina. These are two CDs of hypnotic grooves that are mixed seamlessly, as we've come to expect from DJs of this caliber. The first disc comes from Mark Farina, who gives us some twisted and nasty grooves in the form of "Revolution" by To-Ka Project, "F--- Hodges" by Jason Hodges and Jacob London's "No Farting in the Ice Fort." Derrick Carter gets his moment to shine on the second disc, and it's the slightly better of the two. We get some really ... Read More: