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AEI Music Popular Styles Propac #5381 (catalogue) (medium tempo)

by: AEI Music Network Inc.

Publication date: 1994-01-01

Topics: AEI Music, Propac, Propac 4, cassette, instore, foreground music, light pop, adult contemporary, 1990s

Language: English

Speed correction -27.5%.

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Addeddate: 2021-12-17 02:35:38

Identifier: AEIPopularStyles5381

Run time: 3h 35m 10s

Year: 1994

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Reviewer: VHSgoodiesWA3 - - March 18, 2022
Subject: Unknown songs (maybe Mike Brady can help?)

This tape seems to be from late '92 or early '93 based on song selections. But there's a lot of obscure stuff that I can't ID on Shazam or SoundHound.
Trying to figure out the R&B song at 25:02 on track 2 with a tentative song title "In the Dark". Also, the country-rock song around 35 min. on the same track, something like "Going Through the Motions"?
Track 3 around 8 min. has a singer that sounds like Oleta Adams, but I doubt it's her. Upbeat pop/AC-type song. And track 4 around 22 min. sounds like a song from Pebbles ('Mercedes Boy,' etc.) but Shazam can't find it.

I wish these tapes came with their covers featuring the track selections. But when the poster bought them, they did not have the covers.

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