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EP 12: Season Recap

Sean Ghazi & Ida Mariana

15-Nov-22 22:00

EP 12: Season Recap

A music programme focusing on vintage big band and classic swing sounds from the yesteryears. Hosted by the dynamic duo Sean Ghazi & Ida Mariana. The curtain rolls down on a fun-filled first season, and to cap off this initial run we select our collective favourites.

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Tracklist:

Anneke Gronloh - Tjerewerewe

The Shang Sisters - Seven Lonely Days

Saloma - Pesta Muda Mudi

Raj Kapoor - Mera Joota Hai Japani

Salamiah Hassan - Bintang Malam

Lisa Ono - Bengawan Solo

Julie Sudiro & Kartina Dahari - Burung Nuri

Francesca Peters & Royston Sta Maria - Hingga Kau Kembali

P. Ramlee - Pukul Tiga Pagi

Rocky Din - Marilah Mengundi

Produced by: Ali Johan

Presented by: Ali Johan


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