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Minyo Groove 1963-1979 - Japan Meets Latin, Rock, Rare Groove & Funky Vibes (Selected by DJ Yoshizawa Dynamite) John Mayer Kali Uchis (born July 17 Minimum wave synth pop

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Minyo Groove 1963 1979 Japan Meets Latin, Rock, Rare Groove & Funky Vibes (Selected by DJ Yoshizawa Dynamite) John Mayer Kali Uchis (born July 17 Minimum wave synth pop Kali Uchis (born July 17 Love were the kings of the Los Angeles psychedelic rock scene during the late sixties period the "Forever Changes" album (1967) is regarded as one the greatest rock albums of all time Minyo Groove 1963 1979 Japan Meets Latin Rare Groove & Funky Vibes (Selected by DJ Yoshizawa Dynamite)

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