Welcome to John’s Old Time Radio Show!!! Listen To John Heneghan play and talk about 78 rpm records from his collection. Each episode features a different theme and style and some will feature special guests playing records from their collections. Sign up on iTunes to automatically download the show. There will be a new show posted the 1st of every month. Check back and tell your friends!!!
John’s Old Time Radio Show – “HODGEPODGE SHOW” w/ ROBERT ARMSTRONG & MARK POLLOCK. Just an old fashioned 78 rpm record hang with music from the collections of Hawaiian steel great & Cheap Suit Serenaders co-founder Robert Armstrong, fellow record collector Mark Pollock and yours truly. Thanks to Mark for helping record this show remotely.
Faa Navenave – Augie Goupil and his Royal Tahitians
Neglected – Fats Waller
Fox Of Madness – Spyros Tsokalis’ Attic Hawaiians
Santa Cecilia – Estudiantina Puertorriquena
Get ‘Em In A Rumble Seat – Horace Heidt & his Orchestra
See The Black Clouds Breakin’ Over Yonder – Chubby Parker & his Old Time Banjo
Serpentina – Orchestra Di MandoliniE Chitarre
Betty – Sioux City Sue
I Got Your Ice Cold Nugrape – Nugrape Twins
I’ll See You In My Dreams – Ukulele Ike
Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams – Bing Crosby
Tiger Rag – Roland Smith’s Rascals
Robert Armstrong & Mark Pollock
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John’s Old Time Radio Show R. CRUMB’S RECORD ROOM PT. 66 “MUSIC OF THE CONGO”. John Heneghan, Robert Crumb & Guillaume Veillet play fabulous 78 rpm records from Crumb’s record collection in France.
Mou Ntangou’eyi – Chorale de Saint Francois d’Assie de Brazzaville
John’s Old Time Radio Show R. CRUMB’S RECORD ROOM PT. 65 “Pigmeat Pete & Catjuice Charlie VS AI”. Featuring John Heneghan, Eden Brower & Robert Crumb, who study the music of the great old time songsters, Pigmeat Pete & Catjuice Charlie and learn what AI knows about them and what it’s willing to say. Music from the fabulous 78 rpm records from Crumb’s record room in France.
Old Age Is Creeping Upon You – Pigmeat Pete and Catjuice Charlie
Hard Times – Pigmeat Pete and Catjuice Charlie
Rockin’ Chair Mary – Pigmeat Pete and Catjuice Charley
She Shake’s A mean Ash Can – Pigmeat Pete and Catjuice Charley
Uncle Joe – Coot Grant & Socks Wilson
On Our Turpentine Farm – Pigmeat Pete and Catjuice Charlie
I’ll Take It Now – Pigmeat Pete
Get Off With Me – Coot Grant
In Kentucky – Pigmeat Pete and Catjuice Charlie
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John’s Old Time Radio Show – “INCOMPARABLE FIDDLE MUSIC” w/ ROBERT ARMSTRONG & MARK POLLOCK. Listen to great old 78 records featuring top fiddle performances from the collections of Hawaiian steel great & Cheap Suit Serenaders co-founder Robert Armstrong, fellow record collector Mark Pollock and yours truly. Thanks to Mark for helping record this show remotely.
Forked deer – Taylor’s Kentucky Boys
Falling Rain Blues – Lonnie Johnson
illegible– Professor V. G. Jog
Corrine Corrina – Leo Soileau’s Four Aces
Any Time At All Papa’s Getting Mad – Herman Timberg & Co.
Kirets Kougiousou – Pan Efstathiou with Popular Orch.
Chicken Reel Stomp – The Tune Wranglers
Onyx Club Revue #2 – Joe Venuti & Friends
El Cristal – El Ciego Melquiades
After You’ve Gone – Stuff Smith and his Onyx Club Boys
Kiss Me Cindy – Mainer’s Mountaineers
Sleepy Lou – Burnett & Rutledge
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John’s Old Time Radio Show R. CRUMB’S RECORD ROOM PT. 64 “Music from Around the World”. John Heneghan, Eden Brower & Robert Crumb, who plays fabulous 78 rpm records from all over the planet Earth, from Crumb’s record room in France.
The Tempest Is Raging – Gospel Echo Chorus accomp Mary Peters (USA)
John’s Old Time Radio Show A GUY’S ENTITLED TO A HOBBY. John Heneghan, Marcelo Yáñez, William Anthony Stana & Jerron Paxton hang out and try to impress each other playing fabulous 78 rpm records from their various record collections.
Ven A Verme Soledad – Sexteto “Occidente”
Blue Goose Blues – Jesse “Babyface” Thomas
Goin’ On To Heaven In The Sanctified Way – Sister Cally Fancy
La Valse J’Aime (The Waltz I Love) – Falcon Trio
Sutileza – Sexteto Nacional
The Terror – Cliff Jackson & His Crazy Cats
Little Birdie – John Hammond
Fox Hunter – Michael Coleman
No Puedo Aguatar Mas – Sexteto Favorito
Buffalo Rag – Vess L. Ossman
I’m Gonna Cross The River Of Jordan Some Of These Days – Jaybird Coleman
En Las Orillas Del Bam Bam Bammy (On The Shores Of Bam Bam Bammy) – Pesoa /Iriarte
La Virgen De Covadonga – Ramon Garcianel Gaitero
Strut That Thing – Crippled Clarence Lofton
Don’t Make It Too Late – Reed and Duncan
Estoy Que Me Muero – Les Loups
Marcelo Yáñez, Will Stans, Jerron Paxton & John Heneghan
Cleoma & Joseph FalconMichael ColemanJaybird ColemanJesse Babyface ThomasRamon Garcianel GaiteroSexteto NacionalSexteto OccidenteVess L. Ossman
John’s Old Time Radio Show THE INFLUENCE OF BLIND LEMON JEFFERSON. John Heneghan plays fabulous 78 rpm records from his record collection of various guitarists from the 1920’s & 30’s who were listening to the Texas Blues master.
Match Box Blues – Blind Lemon Jefferson (from Okeh)
Match Box Blues – Larry Hensley
Johnson City Blues – Clarence Greene
Chattanooga Blues – Lester McFarland
The Miner’s Blues – Frank Hutchinson
Match Box Blues – Blind Lemon Jefferson (from Paramount)
The Match Box Blues – Roy Shaffer
Soap Box Blues – Deb “Slim Jim” Mays
Corrina Blues – Blind Lemon Jefferson
One Morning Blues – Texas Alexander
Texas Blues – Willie Reed
Rabbit Foot Blues –Blind Lemon Jefferson
Rabbit Blues –Deb “Slim Jim” Mays
Easy Rider Blues –Blind Lemon Jefferson
Easy Rider Blues – Texas Alexander
Black Snake Moan –Blind Lemon Jefferson (from Okeh)
Bite Back Blues – Kid Prince Moore
My Good Gal Has Thrown Me Down – Homer Callahan
Texas Blues – Lester Pete Bivins
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John’s Old Time Radio Show R. CRUMB’S RECORD ROOM PT. 63 “8 Inches of R. Crumb’s Records”. John Heneghan, Robert Crumb & Eden Brower play fabulous 78 rpm records from Crumb’s record collection in France.
The Promise True And Grand – Bukka Washington White
Married Woman Blues – George Torey
Skinner – Winston Holmes & Charlie Turner
Kansas City Dog Walk – Winston Holmes & Charlie Turner
Texas Easy Street Blues – Henry Thomas
Dupree Blues – Willie Walker & Sam Brooks
Spirit Of ’49 Rag – George H. Tremer
Jug Band Special – Whistler & His Jug Band
Hitch Me To Your Buggy And Drive Me Like A Mule – Casey Will Weldon
Ballin’ The Jack – Too Bad Boys
That’s No Way To Get Along – Robert Wilkins
Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dying Bed – Joshua White
Whistler & His Jug Band
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John’s Old Time Radio Show R. CRUMB’S RECORD ROOM PT. 62 “Not So Nice Party Records”. John Heneghan, Robert Crumb & Eden Brower play fabulous 78 rpm records from Crumb’s record collection in France.
Rangdangdoo – (likely) McFarlane & Gardner
Tillie The Tooter – Unknown female singer w/ guitar & piano
Her Man Of War – Unkown Singer w/ Piano
Hot Nuts & My Blue Ointment – Fred Shaw
Thing-A-Ma-Jig– Billy Cullen
Feel Good – Hartman’s Heartbreakers w/ vocal by Betty Lou
Shave Em Dry – Lucille Bogan
My Girl’s Pussy – Harry Roy & His Bat Club Boys
What An Insect – Cliff Edwards
Give It To Marry With Love– Cliff Edwards
I’m A Bear In A Ladies Boudoir – Cliff Edwards
When You Gotta Go You Gotta Go – Ben Light & His Surf Club Boys
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John’s Old Time Radio Show R. CRUMB’S RECORD ROOM PT. 61 “WALTZ OF THE PENITENTIARY & Other Beautiful Early Cajun Masterpieces”. John Heneghan, Robert Crumb, Eden Brower & Guillaume Veillet play fabulous 78 rpm records from Crumb’s record collection in France.
I’VE GOT A GAL – DIXIE RAMBLERS
VALSE DU LA PENITENCIER – DENNIS MCGEE& SADY COURVILLE
John’s Old Time Radio Show R. CRUMB’S RECORD ROOM PT. 60 “Rare & Fantastic Country Records”. John Heneghan, Robert Crumb & Eden Brower play R. Crumb’s fabulous 78 rpm records from Crumb’s record collection in France.
Dill Pickle Rag – Corn Cob Crushers
Mike The Turk – Dusty Rhodes And His Guitar
Some Little Bug Is Gonna Get You Some Day – Bradley Kincaid
Coughdrop Blues – Scottdale String Band
Waiting For The Robert E. Lee – Scottdale String Band
Broadway Blues – Brock Sisters
Bring Me Back My Darling – Brock Sisters
Bibb County Hoe Down – Seven Foot Dilly And His Dill Pickles
The Droan Waltz – Grapevine Coon Hunters
1199 Blues – Duke Clark
Sullivan’s Hollow – Freeny’s Barn Dance Band
Don’t You Remember The time – Freeny’s Barn Dance Band
Seven Foot DillyWest Virginia Coon HuntersPerry Hilburn “Dusty” Rhodes
John’s Old Time Radio Show R. CRUMB’S RECORD ROOM PT. 59 “Music of Ethiopia & Somalia”. John Heneghan, Robert Crumb & Eden Brower play R. Crumb’s fabulous 78 rpm records from Crumb’s record collection in France.
John’s Old Time Radio Show – Cheap Suit Serenaders co-founders Robert Crumb & Robert Armstrong reminisce about their time in the band and spin old 78 rpm records that influenced them and later an entire generation of old-time music musicians. Recorded in John’s record room and Mark Pollock’s house remotely.
1. Chasin’ Rainbows – Dallas String Band w/ Coley Jones
2. Chili Blues – Rodney Rogers’ Red Peppers
3. I Had But Fifty Cents – Jack Golding
4. Hapa Haole Hula Girl – Kalamas Quartet
5. I’m Gonna Get It – The Hokum Boys w/ Casey Bill Weldon & Big Bill Broonzy
6. En Liten, Liten, Liten Sportstuga – Sven-Olof Sandberg
7. Persian Rug– Louisiana Sugar Babies
8. Crying My Blues Away – Albert Wynne and His Gut Bucket Five
R. Crumb’s Banjo Boys
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John’s Old Time Radio Show – Cheap Suit Serenaders co-founders Robert Crumb & Robert Armstrong reminisce about their time in the band and spin old 78 rpm records that influenced them and later an entire generation of old-time music musicians. Recorded in John’s record room and Mark Pollock’s house remotely.
Laughing Rag – Sam Moore & Horace Davis
Moana March – Andy Sanella
Willie, The Chimney Sweeper – Ernest Rogers
Make My Cot Where The Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows – Red Nichols’ Stompers
Sing Song Girl– Leroy Shield& Victor Hollywood Orchestra
On The Beach At Waikiki – The Waikiki Stone Wall Boys
My Girl’s Pussy – Harry Roy & his Bat Club Boys
Ready For The River – Wisconsin Roof Orchestra
Robert Armstrong, R. Crumb, Al Dodge – Cheap Suit Serenaders
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John’s Old Time Radio Show – THE SHOW’S NUMBER 1 GUEST ROBERT CRUMB, ARTIST AND CHEAP SUIT SERENADERS CO-FOUNDER, SITS IN HENEGHAN’S RECORD ROOM AND TRIES TO GUESS THE ARTISTS OF SOME ULTRA RARE DISCS WITH SPECIAL GUEST AND LOVABLE SCAMP EDEN BROWER.
YELLOW DOG BLUES – DAVID N. BURROWS(HAWAII)
NWATSHANZA MIHLOTI – GABRIEL MATABELA (MOZAMBIQUE)
DOUGH ROLLER – SONNY JONES (USA)
SWEET BIRD – HARKREADER AND POTEET (USA)
SISIRKANA DHAR CHOUDHURY (INDIA)
O ACTOS – TCHOUSI, DAMALAS & CO. (GREEK)
KRITIKOS HOROS – UNKNOWN (GREECE CRETE)
TRABZON OREN HAVASI – PIC OGLU OSMAN (TURKISH BLACK SEA)
BONGUE – MATE MERA (SOUTH AFRICA)
YAMANI – AL-BARHA YA ZAIN (PERSIAN GULF)
LAB LE WOLD – DEMISSE DESTA WITH HARP (ETHIOPIA)
DALMAR – AHMED AWAD WITH CHOIR (SOMALIA)
HIGH SOCIETY – THE JOLLY BOYS OF LAFAYETTE (USA)
WILL YOU MISS ME, DRLING MISS ME? – DEWY & GASSIE BASSETT (USA)
NEVER DRIVE A STRANGER FROM YOUR DOOR – WILLIAM HARRIS (USA)
John’s Old Time Radio Show – THE SHOW’S NUMBER 1 GUEST ROBERT CRUMB, ARTIST AND CHEAP SUIT SERENADERS CO-FOUNDER, SITS IN HENEGHAN’S RECORD ROOM AND TRIES TO GUESS THE ARTISTS OF SOME ULTRA RARE DISCS WITH SPECIAL GUEST AND LOVABLE SCAMP EDEN BROWER.
Pentozali (Cretan Dance) – Harilaos Kritikos
Konya Folklord – Konya Bozkir Folklor Ekibi
Unknown – Sj. Haridas Ganguly
Miss Handy Hanks – Archie Lewis
Rising Sun Blues – Ashley and Foster
Rent Man Blues – Jenny Pope (aka Jennie Clayton)
Down The Highway – Charlie Pickett
Thou Carest Lord For Me – Holy Ghost Sanctified Singers
You’ve Got To Get Hot – Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra
John’s Old Time Radio Show – “VOCAL POTPOURRI SHOW” w/ ROBERT ARMSTRONG & MARK POLLOCK. Listen to great old 78 records featuring top vocal performances from the collections of Hawaiian steel great & Cheap Suit Serenaders co-founder Robert Armstrong, fellow record collector Mark Pollock and yours truly. Thanks to Mark for helping record this show remotely.
OH MONAH! – Maple City Four
THE BOOK ON ETIQUETTE – Mona Motor Oil Twins
CUBA – Alabama Sacred Harp Singers
WHAT’S THE MATTER NOW – Norfolk Jazz Jubilee Quartet
CLANKA A LANKA – Famous Blue Jay Singers of Birmingham
TURN AWAY Lubbock Texas Quartet
LOOKIN’ GOOD BUT FEELIN’ BAD – Fats Waller and His Buddies
DOG-GONE! – The Nifty Three
THE STATION WILL BE CHANGED – Jubilee Gospel Team
LILIUE – Kalama’s Quartette
NEW ORLEANS STOP TIME Bumble Bee Slim & Memphis Minnie
BRING IT ON HOME TO GRANDMA – Mississippi Mud Mashers
SAM THE OLD ACCORDION MAN – Williams Sisters
READY FOR THE RIVER – The Rounders
WHEN SUMMER IS GONE – Kalama’s Quartette
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John’s Old Time Radio Show – “Great Grey Gulls” w/ ROBERT ARMSTRONG & MARK POLLOCK – “SQUEEZEBOX HEROES OF DAYS GONE BY”. Listen to great old 78 records featuring top Grey Gull house bands and more from the collections of Hawaiian steel great & Cheap Suit Serenaders co-founder Robert Armstrong, fellow record collector Mark Pollock and yours truly. Thanks to Mark for helping record this show remotely
Just You Honey – Louisville Master Players (Mike Mosiello)
Lone Western Blues – Unknown Grey Gull House Band
The Terror – Cliff Jackson & his Krazy Kats
There’s A Czecho Slovak Waiting For Me – Arthur Fields & Fred Hall
Dixie Favorites – John Cali
Arkansas Hoedown – Home Folk Fiddlers
Just Blues – Memphis Jazzers(Mike Mosiello)
Cryin’ For The Carolines – Atlanta Syncopators (Mike Mosiello/ Andy Sanella)
“Taint No Sin – Kansas City Blue Boys (Fred Hall)
Moana March – Kalua Players (Andy Sanella)
Blue Waters – University Syncopators (Mike Mosiello/ Andy Sanella)
Mindanao March – Honolulu Players (Benny Nawahi/ Harry Volpe/ James Ferraro)
Scotchie – Casino Jazzers
‘Leven Cent Cotton And Forty Cent Meat – Bill Barnes & Joey Lane (Bob Miller)
Ja Da Blues – Joy Dispensers(Mike Mosiello)
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John’s Old Time Radio Show – “Shine Your Light On Me” Old-Time Railroad & Rail Riding Songs of the 20’s & 30’s”. FANTASTIC OLD BLUES RECORDS ABOUT TRAINS AND HOBOIN’ FROM HENEGHAN’S 78 RPM COLLECTION. With special guest, that ex-train hopper EDEN BROWER!!!
Black Train Blues – Bukka White
C. C. & O. Blues – Pink Anderson & Simmie Dooley
MIdnight Special – State Street Boys
K. C. Railroad Blues – Andrew & Jim Baxter
I Hate That Train They Call The M and O – Lucille Bogan
M & OBlues – Willie Brown
New B & O Blues – Bumble Bee Slim
Big Railroad Blues – Cannon’s Jug Stompers
Special Agent (RailroadPolice Blues) – Sleepy John Estes
Texas And Pacific Blues – Frenchy’s String Band
Royal Palm Blues – Bobby Leecan & Robert Cooksey
Katy Fly – Elijah Jones
Broke Down Engine – Blind Willie McTell
Freight Train Blues – Clara Smith and Her Jazz Trio
The Gone Dead Train – King Solomon Hill
John Henry – Henry Thomas
M & O Train
Blind Willie McTellAndrew & Jim BaxterBig Bill BroonzyThe Katy FlyerM & O DepotRoyal Palm SpecialGus Cannon’s Jug StompersBukka WhitePink AndersonLucille BoganBumble Bee Slim by R. CrumbClara SmithSleepy John Estes
John’s Old Time Radio Show – “LESSER KNOWN COUNTRY BLUES RECORDS OF THE 1920’s & 30’s Part 2”. FANTASTIC OLD BLUES RECORDS THE AVERAGE COLLECTOR MAY BE UNAWARE OF. FROM HENEGHAN’S 78 RPM COLLECTION.
Wild About My Loving – Lonnie Coleman
Whole Soul Blues – Papa Egg Shell (Lawrence Casey)
Dough Roller – Sonny Jones
Lazy Black Snake Blues – Joshua White
Death Cell Blues – Mary Johnson
Our Family Doctor – Pigmeat Pete & Catjuice Charlie
Corn-Bread Blues – Texas Alexander & Lonnie Johnson
Happy Home Blues – Mississippi Matilda, Sonny Boy Nelson & William Harris
Little Rock Blues – Pearl Dickson
All Night Long – “Brownsville” Son Bonds & Hammie Nixon
Who Stole the Lock On The Hen House Door? – Georgia Browns
You Better Not Go To 35th and State No More – Irene & Arnold Wiley
Jesse James Blues – Washboard Sam/ Big Bill Broonzy/ Louis Lasky
Dice Blues – Walter Roland
Mama Let Me Lay It On You – Walter Coleman
Now I’m Talking About You – Bull City Red
Coast Line Blues – Tallahassee Tight
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John’s Old Time Radio Show– “LESSER KNOWN COUNTRY BLUES RECORDS OF THE 1920’s & 30’s”. FANTASTIC OLD BLUES RECORDS THE AVERAGE COLLECTOR MAY BE UNAWARE OF. FROM HENEGHAN’S 78 RPM COLLECTION.
Red River Blues – Virgil Childers
Down The Highway – Charlie Pickett
Lookin’ For My Baby – The Devil’s Daddy-In-Law
Cotton Field Blues – Charlie “Dad” Nelson and his Guitar
Black Ants Blues – Harry Chatmon
All Alone Blues – Peetie Wheatsraw The Devil’s Son-In-Law
In The Mornin’ – Johnson, Nelson& Porkchop
I Won’t Be Dogged Around – Bull City Red
Let’s Go To Dinner – Mississippi Mud Mashers
Southern Casey Jones – Jesse James
Blues Before Daylight – Bumble Bee Slim, Ted Bogan & Carl Martin
It May Be My Last Night – Carl Davis & The Dallas Jamboree Band
I Heard The Voice Of A Pork Chop – Bogus Ben Covington
House Raid Blues – Andy Boy
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John’s Old Time Radio Show– “HENEGHAN’S RECENT ACQUISITIONS”. JOHN PICKS RANDOM 78 RPM RECORDS FROM HIS SHELF. NEW ADDITIONS, UPGRADEDS, IT’S FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!!!!
That’s What I Call Keen” – Eddie South and His Alabamians
Skirts – Slatz Randall and His Orchestra
She’s A Great Great Girl– Hal Kemp and His Orchestra of N. Carolina
Waikiki Blues – Hawaiian Beach Combers
Happy Days Are Here Again – Hawaiian Beach Combers
Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dying Bed – Joshua White
Homoine – Brito Tshivela
iselesele – Mchunu & Mtsomi
Medene Wasala – Issa Solo
Meko Hyia Ayeforo – E. K.’s Band
All Alone Blues – Peetie Wheatstraw
Old Jim Canan’s – Robert Wilkins
Smiles – Jimmy Yates’ Bo Weevils
Babe – East Texas Serenaders
Rising Sun Blues – Ashley & Foster
Everything’s Made For Love – Art Fowler & his Ukulele
Eddie SouthEddie South & His AlabamiansJoshua WhiteSlatz RandallAshley, Walsh & FosterEast Texas SerenadersPeetie WheatstrawHal KempRobert Wilkins
John’s Old Time Radio Show ZAC SALEMROBERT ARMSTRONG & MARK POLLOCK– “BEAUTIFUL OLD MUSIC OF SOUTH AMERICA”. Wonderful early Southern American string band & ensemble records from the collections of Arhoolie Records Collaborator Zac Salem and yours truly with OTRS regulars, Hawaiian steel great & Cheap Suit Serenader co-founder Robert Armstrong, fellow record collector Mark Pollock and yours truly. Thanks to Mark for helping record this show remotely.
El Copey – Belasco Orchestra
NocheDe Orgia – Felipe V. Rivera
No Me Pagues Mal – Hermanas Herrera
Adios Pueblo De Ayacucho – Estanislao Medina
Los Cazadores – Gamarra Y Catter
Guashca de Corales- Hermanas Fierro
Canto De Mi Alama – Duo Villavicencio-Paez con el Conjunto Alma Nativa
Camino de Bogota – Jorge Áñez
Margarita – Valente, Carceres and Frances
Ruth – Hermanos Hernandez
Dominio – Mercedes Simone
No Se Si Te Conoci – Spina & Baudino
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