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James Blake - BBC Radio 1 Residency 2014-05-16 is a DJ set by James Blake from 2014-05-16, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Bill Withers - Hope She'll Be Happier. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist
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times as the source listed them- 04:45Hope She'll Be HappierBill Withers
- 09:00BellNat King Scrondle
- 16:15Tribute!Moodymann · Peacefrog Records
- 19:00BrokeupArca
- 23:20Restless CityLone · R&S Records
- 27:50I'd Rather Be With YouBootsy Collins · Warner Bros. Records
- 32:00Life Round HereJames Blake · Polydor
- 34:20Digital Flora 1Zomby
- 40:15Sleep SoundJamie XX · Young Turks
- 42:25Hyperfunk (Steve Gurley Remix)Antonio
- 46:30Born Under PunchesTalking Heads · Sire Records Company
- 49:20Sunshine BabyClout
- 52:45Johnny Come HomeFine Young Cannibals
- 55:30Warning (Roni Size Remix)Firefox & 4 Tree · Philly Blunt Records
- 59:20GangstaSchoolboy Q · Interscope Records
- 1:04:00The GambiaMensah
- 1:09:00Namkha (Kahn Remix)Ishan Sound · Tectonic
- 1:12:30Rap Pon RydimTiger
- 1:16:00ShekureAirhead
- 1:20:10Piano TunePeshay · Good Looking Records
- 1:25:10ScannerNeuroshima
- 1:28:20VirtualThe Black Dog · Soma Records
- 1:31:30Sleep DealerOneohtrix Point Never
- 1:36:30StrafeKlaus
- 1:40:30Small HoursJames Litherland
- 1:44:00How Come You Don't Call Me Anymore?Prince
- 1:49:10I'll Love You More Than You'll Ever KnowDonny Hathaway · Atlantic Records
- 1:55:00She's Always In My HairPrince · Warner Bros. Records
- 29Here Comes The FloodPeter Gabriel · Virgin Records
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