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Air Miami
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World Cup Fever (Mac McCaughan Mix)
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from World Cup Fever
(1998)
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Mano Negra
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Santa Maradona (Larchuma Football Club)
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from Best of 2005
(2005)
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Vangelis
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Anthem - 2002 FIFA World Cup™ Official Anthem
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from Vangelis: Anthem - the 2002 FIFA World Cup™ Official Anthem - EP
(2007)
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Aires Tango
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Cancha de Futbol
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from Esceñas Argentinas
(2004)
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Nneka
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Viva Africa
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from Listen Up! The Official 2010 FIFA World Cup Album
(2010)
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Toots Thielemans
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O Futebol
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from The Brasil Project, Vol. 2
(1993)
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Arakatuba
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Pelé (Remixed By Ballistic Brothers)
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from Música de Futebol
(2005)
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Grupo Batuque & Osunlade
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Na Batida Do Agogo (Osunlade Remix)
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from Brazilian Love Affair 4
(2003)
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Colourbox
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The Official Colourbox World Cup Theme (7" Mix)
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from Best of Colourbox 82/87
(2001)
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Fat Les
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Vindaloo (Radio Edit)
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from Vindaloo
(2010)
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Los Fabulosos Cadillacs
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La Marcha del Golazo Solitario
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from La Marcha del Golazo Solitario
(1999)
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Electro Sun & Bizzare Contact
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World Cup
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from Electro Sun - Double Trouble
(2007)
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Gipsy Kings
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Oh Eh Oh Eh
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from ¡Volare! - The Very Best of the Gipsy Kings
(2004)
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Wes
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Midiwa Bôl (I Love Football)
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from Welenga
(1998)
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Destorm
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One Goal (feat J.A.M.E.S.)
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from One Goal (feat J.A.M.E.S.) - Single
(2010)
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Comment:
The Empire may be nothing but a memory, and England's side hasn't won a Cup since L.B.J. was in office, but it's still the sport's official home, and we have the songs to prove it. The weepily sentimental "You'll Never Walk Alone," originally featured in the 1945 Rodgers & Hammerstein musical [i]Carousel[/i], might seem a strange choice for a sports anthem, but it became the unofficial theme of the Liverpool Football Club after Gerry & The Pacemakers recorded it in 1963. If there's a sport outside tiddlywinks that hasn't fallen prey to the stadium-wide, arm-in-arm PDA charm of Queen's "We Are the Champions," we haven't heard of it. And if, as the British side seems to have done continually for more than four decades now, your team loses, there's nothing better to pick up your disconsolate spirits than the relentlessly cheery Monty Python, whistling their way through "Always Look On the Bright Side of Life."
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