THE ESSENCE SHOW - Playlist October 25 + 26, 2008
THE ESSENCE SHOW
Host Kara Johnstad
October 25 + 26, 2008 57
" I'm A long Gone Daddy"
Kara Johnstad - Hurried Nights
Barbra Streisand - Gotta Move
Doudou N'Diaye Rose - Sidati Aidara
Amir Baghiri - Falak
Omnesia - Let It Go ( Interlude)
Kara Johnstad - Paths X
I Awake - Journey
Niki Reiser - Busfahrt
Lisbeth Scott - Stones
Michael Hoppe - Distant Moment
Anna Kruse - Viagen Till Lycka
Masato Matsuda - Selene
Kara Johnstad - Let Go and Trust
Souad Massi - Theghri
Prisma - Lament Elfow
Hannelore Elsner - Die Liebende
Lea Longo - Namaste
Trio Amaro - Lello Volante
Harry Connick Jr. - Stay Awake
Mode Plagal - 7/8
Kara Johnstad - Winter Has Come
Brad Mehldau Trio - Exit Music to a Film
Tim Wheater and Michael Hoppe - The Dreamer
Tina Malia - Holy Morn
Sting - Prelude to the End of a Game
Prisma - Cinema Paradiso
Devakant - Touching
FABRIZIO PIGLIUCCI - Fallen from the moon
Alison Krauss - Empty Hearts
Innocent Demons - Bpaxn
I Awake - Leaving the known
Murial Anderson - The Owl Psalm
Myuki Hegarty - Everything Must Change
Natalie Cole - Calling You
Suanne Vega - Caramel
Till Broenner - A Distant Episode
David Hyams and the Miles to Go Band - Leaving Jinparinya
Hank Williams ll - I'm A Long Gone Daddy
Host Kara Johnstad
October 25 + 26, 2008 57
" I'm A long Gone Daddy"
Kara Johnstad - Hurried Nights
Barbra Streisand - Gotta Move
Doudou N'Diaye Rose - Sidati Aidara
Amir Baghiri - Falak
Omnesia - Let It Go ( Interlude)
Kara Johnstad - Paths X
I Awake - Journey
Niki Reiser - Busfahrt
Lisbeth Scott - Stones
Michael Hoppe - Distant Moment
Anna Kruse - Viagen Till Lycka
Masato Matsuda - Selene
Kara Johnstad - Let Go and Trust
Souad Massi - Theghri
Prisma - Lament Elfow
Hannelore Elsner - Die Liebende
Lea Longo - Namaste
Trio Amaro - Lello Volante
Harry Connick Jr. - Stay Awake
Mode Plagal - 7/8
Kara Johnstad - Winter Has Come
Brad Mehldau Trio - Exit Music to a Film
Tim Wheater and Michael Hoppe - The Dreamer
Tina Malia - Holy Morn
Sting - Prelude to the End of a Game
Prisma - Cinema Paradiso
Devakant - Touching
FABRIZIO PIGLIUCCI - Fallen from the moon
Alison Krauss - Empty Hearts
Innocent Demons - Bpaxn
I Awake - Leaving the known
Murial Anderson - The Owl Psalm
Myuki Hegarty - Everything Must Change
Natalie Cole - Calling You
Suanne Vega - Caramel
Till Broenner - A Distant Episode
David Hyams and the Miles to Go Band - Leaving Jinparinya
Hank Williams ll - I'm A Long Gone Daddy
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