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La Noche Del Cazador #8
by Juanmi "The Hunter"
La Noche Del Cazador #8
La Noche Del Cazador #8
La Noche Del Cazador #8
Welcome back to “La Noche Del Cazador”
In this new episode of La Noche Del Cazador you can listen to:
Trini Lopez – This Train
Adriano Celentano – L’ora Del Boogie
Miss Penny Lane – Do You Really Want My Love
Billy Mure – Supersonic
The Lonesome Strangers – Modern Don Juan
The Belmonts – Walk on Boy
The Kaisers – Guillotine Twist
Harold Dorman – Uncle Jonah’s Place
Dave Edmunds – My baby left me
Angela Hoodoo – Do the Voodoo, Hoodoo!
Dorsey Burnette – Green Side Of The Mountain
The Blueberries – Good luck darling
Holly Golightly – Mellow Down Easy
The Tripwires – chicken wah wah- don’t you know yockomo
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The Birth of a Classic
Let's rewind...
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The narrator is a guy...