NON-ENGLISH LANGUAGE MUSIC & RANDOM ENGLISH-LANGUAGE INDUCTIONS PART 1 of 40

So since the countdowns of my two favourite artists of all time are done, time to turn my attention into my favourite songs of all time... So this is how it's gonna look like: There's gonna be 40 different segments (10 songs each) which are gonna focus on one or two different themes each time. It's gonna be either a specific artist focus (and here is where the divas come in) or world music focus or both on the same day (albeit on two separate segments). I am not sure if I am making much sense but it is a chance to look back at some of my favourite songs and acts of all time. And let's begin right away. I hope nobody minds I start with my own country and five Greek songs I simply adore followed up by 5 english-language female songs I also adore. All you have to do is say a YES or a NO depending on whether you like the song in question to be inducted in my personal Hall of Fame:

A.RANDOM GREEK SONGSSo we start with five random greek songs. Making the cut today is a late '70s/early '80s soft rock classic, a '90s greek-italian duet, a '90s greek-american duet, a '90s pop/jazz song and a classic '60s instrumental. Hear them and can't wait to know what you think
-Fatme: Eida Ta Matia Sou Klamena (I Saw Your Eyes Crying)
-Stefanos Korkolis & Fransesca Schiavo: Se Thelo/Ti Voglio (I Want You)
-Sofia Arvaniti & Bonnie Tyler: The Desert Is In Your Heart
-Nama: Odysseas (Odysseus)
-Manos Loizos: To Zeimbekiko Tis Evdokias (Instrumental)
B.RANDOM ENGLISH-LANGUAGE FEMALE SONGSAnd on the international stage we got five songs including a very classic 80s R&B hit by Rick James' protege girl group, an underrated 1990 soul classic, a '90s club banger and two album tracks featuring the fab voices of Caron Wheeler and Rozalla. I love all of them, what about you?
-Innocence: Let's Push It (UK #25)
-Soul II Soul feat. Caron Wheeler: Take Me Higher
-Todd Terry feat. Martha Wash & Jocelyn Brown: Something's Goin' On (UK #5)
-Rozalla: The Storybook Of Love
-Mary Jane Girls: All Night Long (UK #13)

So since the countdowns of my two favourite artists of all time are done, time to turn my attention into my favourite songs of all time... So this is how it's gonna look like: There's gonna be 40 different segments (10 songs each) which are gonna focus on one or two different themes each time. It's gonna be either a specific artist focus (and here is where the divas come in) or world music focus or both on the same day (albeit on two separate segments). I am not sure if I am making much sense but it is a chance to look back at some of my favourite songs and acts of all time. And let's begin right away. I hope nobody minds I start with my own country and five Greek songs I simply adore followed up by 5 english-language female songs I also adore. All you have to do is say a YES or a NO depending on whether you like the song in question to be inducted in my personal Hall of Fame:

A.RANDOM GREEK SONGSSo we start with five random greek songs. Making the cut today is a late '70s/early '80s soft rock classic, a '90s greek-italian duet, a '90s greek-american duet, a '90s pop/jazz song and a classic '60s instrumental. Hear them and can't wait to know what you think
-Fatme: Eida Ta Matia Sou Klamena (I Saw Your Eyes Crying)
-Stefanos Korkolis & Fransesca Schiavo: Se Thelo/Ti Voglio (I Want You)
-Sofia Arvaniti & Bonnie Tyler: The Desert Is In Your Heart
-Nama: Odysseas (Odysseus)
-Manos Loizos: To Zeimbekiko Tis Evdokias (Instrumental)
B.RANDOM ENGLISH-LANGUAGE FEMALE SONGSAnd on the international stage we got five songs including a very classic 80s R&B hit by Rick James' protege girl group, an underrated 1990 soul classic, a '90s club banger and two album tracks featuring the fab voices of Caron Wheeler and Rozalla. I love all of them, what about you?
-Innocence: Let's Push It (UK #25)
-Soul II Soul feat. Caron Wheeler: Take Me Higher
-Todd Terry feat. Martha Wash & Jocelyn Brown: Something's Goin' On (UK #5)
-Rozalla: The Storybook Of Love
-Mary Jane Girls: All Night Long (UK #13)
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