Hot Tracks Series 4 Issue 5 sa4-5 abcd 2x12" dj vinyl

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Hot Tracks Series 4 Issue 5 sa4-5 abcd 2x12" dj vinyl
Condition:Records VG+, Cover,gatefold VG+ in original poly sleeve

track list from remixservices

Hot Tracks Series 4, Issue 5
Format: 2x12"
Date: 1985
A1 Natalie Cole Dangerous
Edit by Zino  9:56 136-138 BPM  
B1 Teasers (Medley)
1. Paul Parker 'Without Your Love'
2. Daffodils 'Ain't Nothin' Gonna Keep Me From You'
3. Hot Gossip 'Don't Beat Around The Bush'
4. Margret Reynolds with Girlfriends 'Three Step From True Love' 6:55 130 BPM  
B2 Lisa Love Is Like An Itchin' In My Heart
Remix by Aron Siegel & Randy Dethman  7:48 128 BPM  
C1 Frankie Goes To Hollywood Welcome To The Pleasuredome
Remix by Aron Siegel & Randy Dethman  8:28 116 BPM  
C2 Pointer Sisters Baby Come And Get It
Remix by Cameron Paul  7:55 128 BPM  
D1 Zino feat. Jayne Edwards Walk Away Satisfied
 5:50 130-132 BPM 

This is a 2 vinyl records 12" in diameter that play at 33 1/3 rpm on a turntable/record player.









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Mint (M)
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