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Norman Doray @ Delicious Housetunes MidWest Music Festival Special 2011-07-21 is a DJ set from 2011-08-19, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Norman Doray & David Tort - Chase The Sun. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Norman Doray @ Delicious Housetunes MidWest Music Festival Special 2011-07-21

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  1. 02:00
    Chase The Sun
    Norman Doray & David Tort · NERO RECORDINGS
  2. 07:00
    Hide U (Norman Doray Remix)
    Sandy Rivera & Rae · DEFECTED RECORDS
  3. 12:00
    Gimme Five ( Mix 1)
    Alex Kenji & Federico Scavo · TIGER RECORDS
  4. 18:00
    Summer Stuff vs. Let It Go (Hard Rock Sofa Bootleg Mix)
    Eugene Noiz & Joseph Armani vs. Dirty South
  5. 22:00
    Bubble (Antoine Clamaran & Tristan Garner Remix)
    French Poison
  6. 27:00
    Sweet Dreams (Dirty Secretz Bootleg)
    Eurythmics · RCA RECORDS
  7. 32:00
    I've Been Thinking About You ( Big Room Vocal Mix)
    David Vendetta
  8. 36:00
    Rhea
    Hard Rock Sofa & Swanky Tunes · MUTANTS RECORDS
  9. 41:00
    Tweet It Together (Lypiut Bootleg)
    Tim Berg & Sebastien Drums & Norman Doray vs. Thomas Bangalter & DJ Falcon
  10. 46:00
    Areena vs. Finally ( Bootleg)
    David Gausa & David Tort & Thomas Gold vs. Kings Of Tomorrow
  11. 50:00
    Technologic (Sebjak Remix)
    Daft Punk
  12. 55:00
    Chase The Sun
    Norman Doray & David Tort · NERO RECORDINGS
  13. 13
    Walking On The Moon (Henrik B Remix)
    Kris Menace

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