Barry Lederer
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Barry Lederer (1944 - 2008) was an American DJ of the disco era.
"Wow, Favorite records... There are so many... Here are just a few" [1]
- Abaco Dream[2] "Life and Death In G&A"
- The Equals "Black Skinned Blue Eyed Boys" [3]
- The Detroit Emeralds "Feel the Need In Me" [4]
- Bill Withers "Harlem"
- Dorothy Morrison "Rain"
- Jimmy Ruffin "Tell Me What You Want" [5]
- Barrabás "Woman" [6]
- Titanic "Rain 2000"
- MFSB "Love Is the Message" [7]
- Booker T & the MG's "Melting Pot" [8]
- Eddie Kendricks "Girl You Need A Change Of Mind" [9]
- Glass House "Working On A Building Of Love"
- Donna Summer "Love to Love You Baby" [10]
- Voyage the Album [11]
- Boris Midney Pinocchio - Album
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