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David Jones - I Love DJ 124 2016-10-02 is a DJ set by David Jones from 2016-10-02, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Calvin Harris - My Way (Switch Off Bootleg). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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David Jones - I Love DJ 124 2016-10-02

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  1. 04:00
    My Way (Switch Off Bootleg)
    Calvin Harris
  2. 08:06
    Gecko (Overdrive) (Pride Remix)
    Oliver Heldens & Becky Hill · FFRR Records
  3. 11:39
    Turn It Around (David Jones Remix)
    Palmez · Starlight Music
  4. 16:52
    Burning
    Bob Sinclar & Daddy's Groove · Spinnin' Records
  5. 20:10
    Ain't Giving Up
    Craig David & Sigala · Sony Music Entertainment
  6. 23:35
    Future Is Now
    Madison Mars · Hexagon
  7. 28:40
    Ada
    Marcus Schossow & NEW_ID · Code Red
  8. 30:42
    Time
    Funkybeat & Game Over Djs · Arise Records
  9. 34:37
    Pressure
    Promise Land & Matt Nash · Staar Traxx
  10. 38:09
    La Marlonetta
    Nico De Andrea · Sosumi Records
  11. 42:10
    Carnaval
    Mike Mendo · Flamingo Recordings
  12. 44:56
    Copacabana
    Nari & Milani vs. Hiisak · Flamingo Recordings
  13. 48:19
    Pray For Rain
    Moguai · Warner Music Germany
  14. 51:27
    Remember Us
    Embody · Armada Deep
  15. 54:52
    Dope (twoloud Remix)
    Niels Van Gogh · Playbox Music
  16. 57:07
    Nothing To Lose
    VASSY · Musical Freedom Records
  17. 17
    On Top Of The World
    Yves V & Sem Thomasson · Spinnin' Records

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