Monday, April 6, 2009 at 2:22 PM
If you asked me who would be on my list of favorite producers, they would be near the top of the list. This is a mix I did of some of my favorite songs and remixes by UKG legends, The Wideboys.
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01. Dub Plate Intro 9 - Wideboys
02. Bunson Burner - Wideboys
03. Pure Shores (Wideboys Remix) - All Saints
04. Stand and Deliver (4 To The Floor Mix) - Wideboys
05. Dis Station Rule Da Nation - Wideboys
06. I Think I Like It (2004 4x4 Fool For You Mix) - Wideboys
07. Destination Weekend - Wideboys
08. Snow Flake (Wideboys Bumpy Mix) - Wideboys
09. Ragga Fire - Wideboys
10. Heartbroken (Wideboys London Mix) - T2
11. A Feeling (Wideboys London Dub) - Connected
12. Beyond The Funk Of Duty (4x4 Mix) - Wideboys
13. Gonna Make It (Wideboys Remix) - Four Kornerz
14. Ghetto Queen (Wideboys Dub) - Delinquent
15. It Aint Enough (Wideboys 4x4 Remix) - Artful Dodger
16. U.K Shakedown (Old School Dub) - Wideboys
17. Tip Toe The Raver (4x4 Mix) - Wideboys
18. So In Love With You (Wideboys Remix) - Duke
19. Put Your Hands Up (Wideboys Remix) - Fedde Le Grand
20. How We Do It Around My Way (Wideboys Remix) - Lloyd
21. Yahhh (Wideboys Remix Dub) - Soulja Boy
22. Call On Me (Wideboys Remix) - Eric Prydz
23. Daddy O (Extended Club Mix) - Wideboys
24. Bomb The Secret (Wideboys Booty Bassline Remix) - Wideboys
25. Sweat (Wideboys Upnorf Mix) - Filly
26. Sensual Seduction (Wideboys Bassline Remix) - Snoop Dogg
27. What Your Thinking (Maximum Bass Remix) - Wideboys
28. Walking With An Angel (Speed Garage Mix) - Wideboys
29. Wanna Flex (Wideboys Bassline Remix) - Magnet Man
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