Jalilah's Raks Sharki, Vol. 5 - Stars of Casino Opera

Track List
1. Tahia's Dance: Habibi Ya Asmar/Ya Hassan/Tet Balady and Tabla Solo
2. Samia's Dance: Zenouba/Seina/Ana Alli Wa Utilu/Tabla Solo
3. Nebtiti Minin el Hikiya (When Did the Story Start)

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Rhythmic Essence - Art Of The Dumbek

Track List
1. African Dance
2. Whirling Dervish Rhythm
3. Pakistani Sufi Rhythm
4. Middle Eastern Dance
5. Ghawazee
6. Rhythmic Essence

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Bellydance MYSTIQUE

Track List
1. BELLYDANCE NIGHTS
2. YA EBN EL BALAL
3. CAIRO MAGIC
4. TAKASEEM
5. YA HABIBI
6. ZEINA
7. BELLYDANCE ROUTINE
8. YA LALALI
9. DESERT QUEEN
10. WAHDA WE NOSS

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Mokhtar Al-Said - Amar 14 Jalilah's Raks Sharki

Track List
1. Amar 14
2. Amar Andalus
3. Amar 14, Pt. 2
4. Enta Omri
5. Nagua's Tabla
6. Amar 14 [Final]
7. Eshta Ya Amar
8. Rakiya's Tabla
9. Eshta Ya Amar [Final]
10. Ya Amarti
11. Souhair's Tabla
12. Ya Amarti [Final]
13. Jalilah's Balady

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Aboud Abdel Al - Best Of Modern Arabian Bellydance

Track List
1. Sahirah
2. Raksel Hawanem
3. Aliek Asaal
4. Ameint Bellah
5. Rajeeh Yetaamar
6. Zafatel Arouss
7. Abarret Elshatt
8. Kouly Sanhgam
9. Al Aien
10. Saiedeh

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Bellydance Superstars Vol 1

Track List
1. Raks Afrika - Paul Dinletir
2. Ah Ya Leil - Shereen
3. El Salam - Hakim
4. Warda - Warda
5. Ice Queen - Dinletir
6. Talakik - Hakim
7. Nebtidi Mnain El Hikaya - Mohammed Abdel Wahab
8. Chicky - Oojami
9. Sahra Saidi - Gamal Gommaa
10. Bitwannes Beek - Warda
11. Il Alem Allah - Amr Diab
12. Zeina - Mohamed Abdel Wahab
13. Msafer - Mohamed Abdel Wahab
14. Esma Yalli - Hakim
15. Drum Solo - Ziad Islambouli/Muzhar Katem/Muzhar Zagat
16. Habibi Ya Albi - Ihab Tawfik

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Rotana Sax

Track List
1. Bawaddaak
2. El Shog Jabak
3. Esha Tezaal
4. Hikayat Al Gharam
5. Ana Al Masoul
6. Elli Nesak
7. Metghair Alai
8. Ya Msabbar El Mawoud
9. Ahebak
10. Ma Arwak

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Now Dance Arabia 2007

Track List
1. El Wad Albu Beyouga'u - Baha'a Sultan
2. Baddi Hebbek - Melhem Zein
3. Rayyah Balak - Tamer Hosni
4. Zai el Sokkar - Diana Haddad
5. Wahda Wahda - Mohamed Hamaki
6. Alef Beh Teh - Darine Hadchiti
7. Omri - Cheba Maria
8. Wehyatak - Carole Samaha
9. Makanak - Bushra & Sherif
10. Tigi Ne'sem el Amar - Walid Toufic
11. Jayee ala Bali - Raya
12. Ma Fi Illa Enta - Darine
13. Ana Mich Elek - Aks'ser
14. Unbreakable - Radiorient
15. Kam Lela - Mirage Hits
16. Alem Belhal - Mohamed Attieh
17. U Wanna Mix It - Said M'Rad

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Operation Rai 2008 (Mixed By DJ Kim)

Raï (Arabic: راي) is a form of folk music, originated in Oran, Algeria from Bedouin shepherds, mixed with Spanish, French, African and Arabic musical forms, which dates back to the 1930s and has been primarily evolved by women in the culture. The word raï is Arabic for “opinion.”

Singers of raï are called cheb (young) as opposed to sheikh (old) the name given to Chaabi music singers; the tradition arose in cities like Oran and elsewhere in Tlemcen, primarily among the poor. The word raï means literally opinion but is colloquially used as an interjection along the lines of oh, yeah! Traditionally sung by men, at the turn of the 20th century, female singers became common.

History

Oran is a seaport in Western Algeria, known since the Spanish invasion centuries ago; Spanish troops kept women there to entertain the troops, and the city has kept a reputation for hedonism ever since. In the early 20th century, Oran was divided into Jewish, French, Spanish, and Arab quarters. By independence in 1962, the Jewish quarter (known as the Derb), was home to popular musicians like Reinette L'Oranaise, Saoud L'Oranais and Larbi Bensari. Sidi el Houari was home to Spanish fishermen, many refugees from Spain who arrived after 1939. These two quarters were the centers for musical innovation,[1] and the French inhabitants of the city went to the Jewish and Spanish areas for music. The Arabs of Oran were known for al-andalous, a classical style of music imported from Southern Spain after 1492. Hawzi was popular between the wars, and the biggest stars were female singers like Cheikha Tetma, Fadila D'zirya and Myriam Fekkai. Melhun poetry with accompaniment was also popular, sung by male singers in long, white jellabas and turbans (known as cheikhs) who played guellal drums and gaspa flutes. This genre was known as bedoui (from its origin among Bedouin chants) or gharbi. Lyrics came from the poetry of masters like Mestfa ben Brahim and Zenagui Bouhafs, and performers included Cheikh Hamada, Cheikh Mohammed Senoussi, Cheikh Madani, Cheikh Hachemi Bensmir and Cheikh Khaldi. Senoussi was the first to record, in 1906.

French colonization of Algeria changed the organization of society, producing an urban poor of uneducated men and women. Popular bedoui singers mostly collaborated with the French colonizers, though some, like Cheikh Hamada were exceptions. The problems of survival in a life of poverty were the domain of street musicians who sang bar-songs called zendanis. Many of these songs included exclamations of raï! and variations on it, which implies an opinion is being expressed.

In the 1920s, the women of Oran were held to strict code of conduct. Many of those that failed became social outcasts and singers and dancers. They sang medh songs in praïse of the prophet Mohammed and performed for female audiences at weddings, circumcision feasts and other ceremonies. These performers included Les Trois Filles de Baghdad, Soubira bent Menad and Kheira Essebsadija. Another group of female social outcasts were called cheikhas, who were known for their alluring dress, hedonistic lyrics, and a form of music that combined that of the cheikhs, meddhahates and zendani singers. These cheikhas sang for both men and women, and included Cheikha Remitti el Reliziana, perhaps the most famous cheikha. Other performers included Cheikha Grélo, Cheikha Djenia el Mostganmia, Cheikha Bachitta de Mascara and Cheikha a; Ouachma el Tmouchentia. The 1930s saw the rise of revolutionary organizations, many with a Marxist goal, which mostly despised these early roots raï singers. At the same time, the great voices of Arab classical music were gaining popularity across North Africa, especially Umm Kulthum.

Raï, al-andalous and the Egyptian classical superstars’ style was combined in the 1930s to form wahrani, a style popularized by Blaoui Houari. Wahrani was very popular, as were American jazz and French cabaret singers like Édith Piaf, especially into the 1940s. Musicians like Mohammed Belarbi and Djelloul Bendaoud added these influences to other Oranian styles, as well as Western piano and accordion, resulting in a new style called bedoui citadinisé. Full-scale revolution began in the mid-1950s, and many of these stars, including Houari and Ahmed Saber, supported the Front de Libération National. After independence in 1962, however, the new Marxist government of the Houari Boumédienne regime, and President Ahmed Ben Bella, did not tolerate criticism from Saber and other musicians, and many were arrested. Raï and Oranian culture was suppressed.

Post-independence

In the 1960s, American rock and roll and soul music was popular, and Algerian bands like The Vulures and The Students arose. The French Yé Yé craze was also popular, and two of the most influential musicians of the later 20th century began their career. Bellamou Messaoud and Belkacem Bouteldja modernized the raï sound and began gaining mainstream acceptance by 1964. Chaba Fadela and Cheb Khaled also began their careers during this period, as raï's popularity was growing across Algeria. Recording technology began growing more advanced, and more imported genres gained popularity as well, into the 1970s, especially Jamaican reggae performers like Bob Marley. Fadela's 1979 "Ana ma h'lali ennoum" is considered the beginning of modern pop raï; the song was a hit across Algeria, and set the stage for raï's domination of national listeners. International success had begun as early as 1976 with the success of Rachid Baba Ahmed, raï music’s most important producer.

In the 1980s, raï began its period of greatest popularity. In 1986, the first state-sanctioned raï festival was held in Algeria, and a festival was also held in Bobigny, France. Cheb Khaled was the first international superstar, though his popularity did not extend to the United States, Latin America and certain other areas. His 1988 Kutché album did the most to popularize him and the whole genre of raï. Other prominent performers of the 80s included Houari Benchenet, Raïna Raï, Mohamed Sahraoui, Cheb Mami and Cheb Hamid.

International success grew in the 1990s, when Cheb Khaled's 1992 Khaled was a major French hit and also saw success in India and elsewhere. With Khaled no longer in Algeria, new stars began singing lover's raï, a sentimental, pop-ballad form best-known for stars like Cheb Tahar, Cheb Nasro and, especially, Cheb Hasni. Later in the decade, funk, hip hop and other influences were added to raï, especially by performers like the French star Faudel and raï-rock fusionist Rachid Taha.

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TRACK LISTINGS

Disc : 1

(01) [DJ Kim feat MC Adrian] Intro
(02) [Cheb Mami feat K-Maro] Nos Couleurs
(03) [Jerome Prister feat Cheb Hocine] Cheba Ainia
(04) [K-Reen et Amal] Bienvenue
(05) [Rayan feat Rima] Dana Dana
(06) [Rappeurs D'instinct feat Reda Taliani] Chole Chole
(07) [Jalal El Hamdaoui feat Driver] N'zour Nebra
(08) [Rayan feat Jalal El Hamdaoui] Goulou L'Mama
(09) [Rachid Taha] Ya Rayah
(10) [Salim] Kif Rayi
(11) [Hocine] Zinha Arbia
(12) [Kayline feat Hocine] Eya Eya
(13) [Ryes feat Cheb Hocine] SOS
(14) [Cheb Amar] Lala Torkia
(15) [Cheb Hassen] A Savoir Ola Tfahamna
(16) [Akil] Dar Mekria (Remix)
(17) [Mafia De La Rue feat Houary Manar] Hiya
(18) [Reda Taliani] Sendouk
(19) [Reda Taliani] Taaya Tebghini
(20) [Reda Taliani] Josephine
(21) [Magic System feat Akil, Cheb Bilal, Big Ali] C Cho, Ca Brule

Disc : 2

(01) [Hocine] Ana Wiyek
(02) [Reda Taliani] Khobze Dar
(03) [Reda Taliani] Les Algeriens Des Kamikazes
(04) [Reda Taliani] Nebrick Sans Pitie
(05) [Salim et Jamila] Zawali Ou Fhel
(06) [Cheb Zino] Andi Wahda Semouha
(07) [Hocine] Ndira Tiliphone
(08) [Hajla] Seknet Marseille
(09) [Marsaoui] Jdil Rozlene
(10) [Akil by DJ Kim] Avis De Recherche (Remix)
(11) [Cheb nono] Ana Dellali Ahla Zargua
(12) [Mamino] Sbart O Tal Ahdabi
(13) [Cheb Nono] Way Way Kayany
(14) [Cheb Nono] Ya Lala Lali
(15) [Akil] Douga Douga
(16) [Akil] Chedi El Mandat
(17) [Cheb Mami feat Zaho] Halili
(18) [Cheb Khaled feat Diana Haddad] Mas Wi Loli
(19) [Hajla] Wirili Win Rak Tergoud
(20) [Aziz] Yalahbina Yallah

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Rim Banna

Traditional songs and Palestinian poetry

Rim Banna (born December 8, 1966) is a Palestinian singer, composer and arranger, well-known for her modern interpretations of traditional folk songs. Banna was born in Nazareth, where she graduated from Nazareth Baptist School in 1984. She currently lives in Nazareth with her husband, the artist Leonid Alexeienko, and their three children.

Artistic philosophy

Banna first achieved popularity among Palestinians in the Palestinian territory which was occupied in 1948 in the early 1990s, after recording a number of Palestinian children's songs on the verge of being forgotten. [2] Many such songs and rhymes sung by Palestinian families again today, are said to be thanks to Rim Banna's work in preserving them via her recordings.

For Banna - whose music is composed and arranged collaboratively with her husband - music is an important tool for cultural self-assertion: "A part of our work consists of collecting traditional Palestinian texts without melodies. So that the texts do not get lost, we try to compose melodies for them that are modern, yet inspired by traditional Palestinian music."

As such, Banna does not merely mimic the traditional techniques for representation of the pieces she interprets. In her view, "Oriental singing techniques are mostly ornamental … But my voice is more two-dimensional, thicker. I try to write songs that fit my voice. I want to create something new in every respect. And that includes bringing people elsewhere closer to the music and soul of the Palestinians."

European audience

Lullabies from the Axis of Evil

Banna's popularity in Europe began after Norwegian singer Kari Bremnes, invited her to Oslo after meeting her during a visit to Nazareth. Banna accepted the invitation, and the two artists were subsequently enlisted with others by Norwegian music producer Erik Hillestad to record the 2003 CD Lullabies from the Axis of Evil.

Dubbed "a musical antiwar message to U.S. President Bush from female singers in Palestine, Iraq, Iran, and Norway," [2], the album brings these women together with others from North Korea, Syria, Cuba, and Afghanistan - to sing traditional lullabies from their lands in duet form with English-language performers whose translation allows the songs to reach a Western audience.

Mirror of My Soul

Banna's latest album, The Mirrors of My Soul, is a stylistic departure from her previous body of work. Produced in cooperation with a European quintet, it features "Western pop stylings" fused with Middle Eastern modal and vocal structures, and Arabic lyrics. [5] Though the style of this album differs from previous recordings, the subject matter has basically remained constant. The album includes "songs of despair and hope" about the lives of "a struggling people, and even a song about late president Arafat in a way that is both thoughtful and subtle".

TRACK LISTINGS

[01]. I Will Tell The World
[02]. Once
[03]. The Dream
[04]. The Singer
[05]. Death
[06]. The Night Froze
[07]. Your Eyes.
[08]. Ya Sitti.
[09]. Ya Tala'een
[10].Ya Leil Ma Atwalak

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[02]. Rim Banna - Al-Quds Everlasting

TRACK LISTINGS

[01]. Beit-Allah
[02]. You Make Me Gloom
[03]. Fly and Slow Down, Goose
[04]. Our Beloved Ones
[05]. Rain
[06]. The Child Had Died
[07]. Kul Kbeibeh
[08]. Soft Rain in a Faraway Autumn
[09]. Hala Lala Layyah
[10]. Al-Quds Everlasting
[11]. A Part of "Rain" Song

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[03]. Rim Banna - The mirrors of my soul

Palestinian vocalist Rim Banna and her predominantly European-based quintet have created a well-produced album that, while owing much to Western pop musical stylings, aptly showcases her compelling voice and lyrics. Most of the songs feature definitively Western instrumentation and character, even if the modal structure and vocals are derived from Middle Eastern sounds. While ostensibly making the album more accessible to a broad, presumably North American, audience, it can be argued that this overt leaning toward cotemporary rock/pop elements detracts from its potential power. Banna is a terrific vocalist, there’s no doubt of that; still, despite the collective talents of her ensemble, Banna’s creative abilities as a singer/songwriter might be better served if her music dipped deeper into the waters of the Suez versus the Danube or the Mississippi. While there is the presence of Arabic percussion instruments such as the darbukka, the rhythms and hence overall flavor is decidedly Occidental. If creating such an album was Banna’s goal, she succeeded. Nevertheless, authenticity-minded listeners may find themselves wishing for something more indigenous and thereby ingenious.

TRACK LISTINGS

[01]. The mirrors of my soul
[02]. The Carmel of my soul
[03]. Malek
[04]. Ya Jammal
[05]. Masha'al
[06]. Sarah
[07]. The moon glowed
[08]. The top of the mountain
[09]. Fares Odeh
[10]. The grandma with a limp
[11]. The voice, the fragrance and the figure

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External links

• Official website

References

1. ^ Rim Banna. Rim Banna's Website.
2. ^ ^{a b c d e} Martina Sabra (2006). Palestinian Singer Rim Banna:Music and Cultural Self-Assertion. Qantara.de.
3. ^ Lullabies from the Axis of Evil. Harmony Ridge Music.
4. ^ ^{a b} Joe Heim (26 October 2004). 'Axis of Evil' Lullabies: A Nod to Peace. The Washington Pose.
5. ^ World Music CD Reviews Middle East & North Africa. Global Rhythm:The Destination for World Music (15 December 2006).
6. ^ Rim Banna:The Mirrors of My Soul (2005). musikkguiden:groove.no.
7. ^ NOT ONLY ACHINOAM.
8. ^ Cinema productions advocate tolerance at the Venice Film Festival. ItalPlanet.it (Jeul/August 2005).

Mardo El-Noor - Arabian Days & Nights

Track List

1. Scheherazade (Part 1)
2. The Sheesha Song
3. Scheherazade (Part 2)
4. United Kanoonations
5. Tala Al-Badru Aleina
6. Assmar Ya Assmarani
7. Days & Nights
8. Track 08
9. Baghdad
10. Inta Omri
11. Folchloric Acid
12. Til'It Ya Mahla Noorha
13. Mesopotamia

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Egyptian Pop - Various Artist

Track List

1. Ayazonno / Baaour
2. Alb W Rah / Somaya
3. Haiaayat / Nawaaem
4. Sidi Ya Sidi / Lol
5. Sineen / Mona Al Said Olha Dalaa / Lol
6. Naseeb / Mohamad Abu El Sheikh
7. Taali Hena / Camilia
8. Kedba Kbeera / Ala’ Salah El Din
9. Abdo / Camilia
10. El Enab / Baaour

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Al - Ahram Orchestra - Layali Al Sharq

The Al-Ahram Orchestra of Cairo is renowned for their rich sound, and authentic performance of Belly Dance Music. In Layali Al Sharq (Middle Eastern Nights), they present new compositions while preserving the traditional and classical Egyptian feeling.


Track List
1. Saher Al Sharq Etneen
2. Hoss-Hoss
3. Zarmali Tabla
4. Dina Tata
5. Fallaha Chocolata
6. Kazzab
7. Sawraji Tabla
8. Layali Al Sharq
9. Balad Al Khawatir

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Mirvat Ashqar - Arabic Christmas Songs

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Hossam Ramzy - Classical Egyptian Dance (El-Sultaan)

MP3 320 Kbps All Covers 105 MB

TRACK LISTINGS

1. Eddalla Ala Kefak (Play Hard, To Get What You Wish For)
2. Tool Omri Ba-Hebbak (I Loved You All My Life)
3. Rannet Khol-Khali (The Ringing of My Ankle Bracelet)
4. Ana Albi Elik Mayyal (My Heart Favours You)
5. Ya A-Az Min Eyini (You Are More Precious Than My Eyes)
6. Bait El-Ez Ya Betna (Ours Is a House of Goodness)
7. Ya Bent El-Sultaan (Daughter of the Sultan)
8. Yama Layali (Many a Night)

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Oriental Delight

Track List
01. Wahad
02. Oriental Breeze
03. Istanbul
04. Love
05. Say "Yeah"
06. Ahlam 2
07. Turkish Delight
08. Wahad (Flute Mix)
09. Ahlam 1 (Tubular Bells)
10. Game Over
11. Oriental Delight
12. Dolly
13. Wahad (Club Mix)

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Hossam Ramzy & Phil Thornton - Music For Bellydancing

With Bellydancing fast becoming a popular form of dance experience and self-expression, the leading teacher and practitioner, Amira, has carefully selected tracks from the world renowned stars of Egyptian music, Phil Thornton and Hossam Ramzy.
Both artists fuse modern and traditional eastern instrumentation into musical scores that define the mood, tempo and culture of this distinctive genre.
From the light, floating melodies, to exuberant earthy percussion, these masterful arrangements set the tone for both solo practice and group performance.
This collection features tracks from the albums Eternal Egypt, Immortal Egypt and Enchanted Egypt


MP3 320 kbps Incl. Covers 125 MB
TRACK LIST
01. At The Gates Of The Citadel
02. Enchanted Egypt
03. Last Words By Temple
04. On The Desert Road To Alexandria
05. Praying For The Rain
06. Apostles Of The Interface
07. Immortal Egypt
08. Zaiellas
09. Nefertari's Dream
10. Enchanted Egypt
11. Through The Ankh

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Hossam Ramzy and His Egyptian Ensemble - Best of Abdul Halim Hafiz

MP3 320 Kbps (135 MB) | All Covers (H.Q)

TRACK LIST
1. Bahlam Beek (I'm dreaming about you)
2. Oqbalak Yom Miladak (May you attain the same happiness)
3. Olulu (Please tell her the truth)
4. Ganalhawa (Love has come our way)
5. Khusara Khusara (What a loss)
6. Asmar Yasmarani (My beloved dark one)

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Hassam Ramzy - Kouhail "Traditional Saaidi Dance Music

This is a must for all fans and connoisseurs of authentic Egyptian dance music! Hossam Ramzy gathered around him the top musicians of Cairo’s famous Mohammed Ali Street such as Moustafa Sax and Farouq Mohammed Hassan and many others and created great music of his home country with dancers in mind. You can find here original styles from various regions of Egypt.

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TRACK LISTINGS

1. Ala Hesb Wedad Galbi
2. Ala Nur El-Ain
3. Ya Nakhletin
4. Eddalla ya Gamal Hemdan
5. Mahla Layali El-Amar
6. Faris El-Foursan
7. El-Ourban
8. Raqset El-Assaya

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Kharabeesh 24

Track List
01.Kharabeesh - Intro
02.Wael Kfoury - Mishtaq Kteer
03.Elissa - Ayami Bik
04.Milk & Honey - Di Di
05.Fares Karam - Khtyar Al Akaza
06.Helenna Paparizoa - My Number One
07.Najwa Karam & Melhem Barakat - Bel Sana Youm
08.Rihanna - Dont Stop The Music
09.Nancy Ajram - Mushtaka Lik
10.Modern Talking - Chery Lady
11.Rayan - Ghasb Anni
12.Kenan Dogulu - Cakkidi.
13.Issam Kareka - Hetet Bint.
14.Sherif El Dorzy - Majnoon Majnoon
15.Wissam Habib - Albi Dab
16.Jehad El Jayousy - Bab El Harah
17.Mohamed Asaf - Al Koufya
18.Lella Al Maghrbea - El Asmar Janney
19.Hala Shaaban - Sahrana Toul El Lial

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Bellydance Superstars Vol. 2

Track List
1. Entrance of the Stars - Paul Dinletir
2. Rakset Dala'a - Ahmed el-Asmer
3. Raks Bedeya - Ali Mohammed
4. Men Idak Di - The Hakim Orchestra
5. Aahat - Wael Kfoury
6. Wala Marra - Khaled Aggag
7. Solo Accordion - Cairo Caravan
8. Habibi Alli - Miami
9. Dala'a el Helween - Ahmed Abduleatta
10. Turbo Tabla, Pt. 3 - Turbo Tabla
11. Khayarouni - Woroud
12. Entel Hob - Amir Sofi
13. Baladi - Tony Anka

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Belly Dance with Farid El-Atrache Vol.2

Track List
01 .Touta
02 .Ichtaktellak
03. Talatin Ya Habibi
04. Sana Wa Sanatein
05. Raksat Al Gamal
06. Raksat Kahramana
07. Raksat Leila
08. Ma Alli Wa Oultilou
09 .Ya Gamil

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Bassem Yazbek - Yalla Ya Bassem

1. Seher Al Layali
2. Nagham
3. Doumouh
4. Accordeon Baladi
5. Solo Bassem (Tableh)
6. Leili ya Layali
7. Daret el Ayam

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Amany And Bassem Yazbek

Track List
1. Boss Amany
2. Cocktail Om Kalsoum
3. Tablatbassem
4. Ammouna Fi Alsaid
5. Al Tahady
6. Basbousa
7. Al Dahoula Al Majnouna

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Oriental Fever - The Finest Oriental Music Selection

2007 issued collection with the best sounds heard at parties from Istanbul to Marrakech featuring 60 oriental music bombs from some of the best known artists of the East ike Faudel, Cheb Mami, Sonia, Khaled, Fairouz, Alabina, Africanism III, Natacha Atlas and many more.

Track Listing

Disc: 1
01. Célibataire - Cheba Maria
02. Wana Dima - DJ Youcef, Mohamed Reda
03. Ghir
04. Dana Dana
05. Sultana
06. Habibi
07. Diri Rayek Tkelchi - Cheb Hakim
08. Moudja Li Datou - Reda Taliani
09. Douar Zine - Hanino
10. Al Jara [Remix] - Cheb Karim
11. Super Antiya - Djeloul
12. Manich Nebghi
13. Accord d'Amour - Maminou
14. Toute Option
15. Mon Amour

Disc: 2
01. Sobri, Pt. 2
02. On Va Se Ballader - Cheb Nadir
03. Maghrebins Sans Frontières
04. Hakda Ana - Raissa, Mohamed Reda
05. Nzour Nebra
06. Saveurs d'Hier
07. Ton Choix Sera le Mien - Samira
08. Salama - Pit Baccardi, Cheb Bilal
09. Amitié - Kybla
10. Flow Da Theï
11. Pied dans le Bizz
12. Thé a La Menthe
13. Tofla Boumba
14. Party Fkhima
15. Tarik - Sly & Robbie, Cheb Tarik

Disc: 3
01. Supreme Illusion [Nickodemus Remix] - Thievery Corporation
02. Dub Yalil - Natacha Atlas
03. Psyche Paradise [Loïc Vanpoucke Mix] - Claude Challe
04. Hollywood Gnawa - Grand Orchestre du Comptoir de Marrakech
05. Landscape Wind [Club Mix]
06. Soultani [Club Mix] - Casa Mecca
07. Taj Mahal Wind - Edouard de Tricasse
08. Souss Houss - DJ Youcef
09. Desert Strings - Babylon Experience
10. Mirage [Oriental Mix]
11. Samouraï Theme
12. Edony (Clap Your Hands) - Hossam Ramzy, Martin Solveig
13. Cleopatra
14. Egyptian
15. Allo Papy - Bébé Lilly

Disc: 4
01. Ya Rayah - Rachid Taha
02. Nouar - Cheikha Rimitti
03. Chabiba
04. Sair Fer - Cheb Mami
05. Camel
06. Gaa Malade Mentale
07. Rani Jay
08. Salamet - Takfarinas
09. Credit
10. Alabina
11. Fatima - Cheb Zahouani
12. Arssam Wahran - Benchenat
13. Nargoud ala Wadnia - Cheb Nasro
14. Alache Ya Aînia
15. Ya Rayah [Version Originale] - Dahmane el Harrachi

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Oriental Belly Dance Collection [4CDs]

Disc 1: Belly Dance Magic

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Track List
01 Cairo Nights - Mustafa Nassar
02 Hez Ya Wez - Walid Salah El Deen
03 Habid El Eyn - Mahmoud Fathy
04 Layali El-Ons - Mustafa Nassar
05 Sharky - Mustafa Nassar
06 Ya Slam Al Haz - Mahmoud Fathy
07 Cairomania - Said Orabi
08 Ya Wala - Khamis Hankash

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Disc 2: Egyptian Nights

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Track List
01 Harem - Layla Rostom
02 One Thousand Nights - Mustafa Ahmad
03 Egyptian Queen - Mustafa Ahmad
04 Zeina - Farid Atrache
05 Yalla - Mustafa Ahmad
06 Hat Edak - Mahmoud Abdel Baset
07 Habayebna - Khaled Sherif
08 East West - Khaled Sherif
09 Cairo - Farid Atrache


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Disc 3: Belly Dance Nights

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Track List
01 Bellydance Nights - Farid Atrache
02 Ah Ya Zein - Omar Khorshid
03 Ya Ebn Elhalal - Mohamed Gamal
04 Cairo Magic - Walid Salah El Deen
05 Taksim - Khamis Hankash
06 Luxor - Mahmoud Sabagh
07 Veil Dance - Omar Khorshid
08 Middle East Love - Omar Khorshid
09 - Ya Gameel - Farid Atrache
10 Noura - Farid Atrache

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Disc 4: Oriental Belly Dance

| MP3 256 kbps | Covers | 108 MB |

Track List
01 Tabla we Bass - Khasim Hankash
02 Al Khalij - Abd El Salam El Medawy
03 Wahda We Noss - Khamis Hankash
04 Ya Dala - Farid El Atrache
05 Belly Dance Routine - George Medanospan
06 Agmal Aga - Salah Sharnouby
07 Hoss Bass - Mustafa nahass
08 Ya Lalali - Faisal Mahmoud
09 Desert Quenn - Amin Eid

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Beats Antique - Tribal Derivations

Beats Antique creates a definitive union between the old and new. Tribal Derivations is centred in Middle Eastern bellydance, down tempo hip hop, old school jazz, classical Indian and North African Gnawa music. Zoe Jakes, an innovative tribal and tribal fusion belly dancer, has co-produced, with Sidecar Tommy and David Satori, a refreshing musical take on an antique aesthetic.

| MP3 224 kbps | Incl. Covers | 91 MB |

Track List
01. Battle
02. Lantern, The
03. Tabla Toy
04. Rabat
05. Slow
06. Deriviation
07. Trinkit
08. Break Me
09. Nau-Ashta
10. Intertwine
11. Relic
12. Discovered
13. Untitled Track

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Ali Mazbouh & Koko B - Arabian Dance Fever

| MP3 192 kbps | Covers | 95 MB |

Track List
1. Ya Hayati
2. The Lebanese Bride
3. Mizmar Dance
4. Egyptian Belly Dancer
5. Arabian Dance Fever
6. In the Corner
7. Welcome Home
8. Moulayiten
9. Nay Illusion

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Shahrazat - Turkish Bellydance

Track List
1. Sen Hayatsin Ben Omur
2. Beni Unutma
3. Selam Ver Yeter
4. Istanbul'a Selam
5. Sehrazat
6. Benden Sana
7. Camlicadan Bakinca
8. Beyoglunda Bir Aksam

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Baila Habibi Vol.1

BAILA HABIBI VOLUME 1 ,
features a vibrant, passionate and timeless music mix from a cast of
international stars. Baila Habibi - Dance my Love.


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Track List
01.Baila - Katrerina / Zelaya, Louie
02.Elejigbo - Fernandos, Los
03.Gol E Sangam - Gypsy Bandidos / Mera
04.Linda - Dalia [1] / Zelaya, Louie
05.Bando Leo - Fortunato, Debra / Gypsy Bandidos
06.Habibi - Shad
07.Halla - Amar, Mostafa
08.O'Baila - Zelaya, Louie
09.Talalil - Sahara Girls
10.Ya Habibi - Gypsy Bandidos(Cruze, Josh)
11.C'Est Toi - Maurice / Mr.cool
12.Balila Habibi [Remix] - Katerina


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Arabica Latina - Gypsy Ramla

MP3 320 Kbps | 124 MB |

Track List
01. Arabica Latina
02. Bajate Al moro
03. El Ladron De Bagdad
04. Las Mil Y Una Noches
05. Dime Tu Que Lo Sabes
06. Mi Camello Badaoni
07. Rona
08. La Morita El Gitano
09. Por Las Calles De Estambul
10. Samara
11. Amor En Marrakesh
12. Alli Deje Mis Suenos
13. Jamila
14. Lolai (ya habibi ya eyni)

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Oriental Music - Music Khan El Khalil

| MP3 224 Kbps | 77 MB |

Track List
1. Rakset El Gazia
2. Rakset El Topa
3. Rakset El Mambatia
4. Aaze Men Eniy
5. Khan El Khalily
6. Kasr El Showk
7. Slamat Ya Eniya
8. Plad El Mahpop

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Mahmoud Fadl - For Oriental Dancers From Cairo With Love

MP3 VBR kbps Front Cover 80 MB November 2, 2007

Track List
[01]. We Daret El Ayam-Remake
[02]. Darig Masri
[03]. Ana Bamasi Al Haba Doll-Edi
[04]. Ibag Aba
[05]. Kenzi
[06]. Aghadan Alkak Pt 1-Remake
[07]. Aghadan Alkak Pt 2-Remake
[08]. Maqsoum
[09]. Ishlonak-Edit
[10]. Hanin
[11]. Masri Africa
[12]. Wendish Queen
[13]. Kann Orbak

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Abdel Halim Hafez - Arabian Greats

Abdel Halim Hafez - Arabian Greats

Despite a fairly short career, singer/movie-actor Hafez was one of the most influential Egyptian stars of the 1950s and '60s. His mellow, resonant voice, subtle vocal style and notably clean intonation marked him out, along with a liking for long, seemingly endless musical phrases. When Mohamed Abdel Wahhaab switched from singing to composition, he pretty much stepped into his shoes. Born in 1929, Abdel Halim studied at Cairo's Institute of Arabic Music and the Higher Institute for Theatre Music, and began his career teaching and playing oboe before taking aim at vocal stardom. His first hit came in 1951, and he soon signed a contract with Abdel Wahhaab to sing his songs and appear in his films. During the 1960s, he started to sing colloquial poetry more colorful and meaningful and nearer to popular folk song than ordinary pop songs, and his work on these lines had a significant influence on popular song in general. He cofounded a film company and the Saut el-Fann record label in the early '60s, and remained a major star until he died in 1977 of Bilharzia, which he had caught as a child and which had begun to affect him intermittently from 1955 onward. ~ John Storm Roberts, All Music Guide

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[01].Resala Men Taht El Maa (A Note From Under the Water)

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[02].Abdel Halim Hafez - Hawel Teftekerni - Try To Remember Me

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[03].Abdel Halim Hafez - Zay el Hawa - Oulli Haga

[01].ZAY EL HAWA (LIKE LOVE)
[02].OLLY HAGA (TELL ME SOMETHING)

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[04].Abdel Halim Hafez - MAWOOD (I'VE BEEN PROMISED)

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[05].HABIBATI MAN TAKOON? - HABIBAHA

[01].HABIBATI MAN TAKOON
[02].HABIBAHA

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[06].Abdel Halim Hafez - Fatet Ganbena (She came between us)

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[07].Abdel Halim Hafez - Arabian Greats

TRACK LISTINGS

[01]. Bahlam Beek
[02]. Okbalak Yom Miladak
[03]. Safini
[04]. Masghoul
[05]. Takhonouh
[06]. Eh Zanbi Eh
[07]. Halefni
[08]. Beeh Albak

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[08].Abdel Halim Hafez - Aai Damait Hozen.. La (Live)

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[09].Abdel Halim Hafez - Fi Yom Fi Chahr

TRACK LISTINGS

[01]. Fi Yom Fi Chahr Fi Sana
[02]. Fi Yom Menel Ayam
[03]. Zalamouh

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[10].Abdel Halim Hafez - Gana al Hawaa

TRACK LISTINGS

[01]. Gana Alhawa
[02]. Ya Khalya Alqalb
[03]. Sawah
[04]. Al Toba
[05]. Elhawa Howaya

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[11].Abdel Halim Hafez - Arabian Nights: Kariat El Fingan

This live document of the singer, composer, and bandleader Abdel Halim Hafez is of unknown origin in terms of its recording date. It was captured live in front of the Kariat Al Fengan Belly Dancing festival, and the performance is notated by one single track. Initially, one has to wonder if this is the right recording, since the band is featured for the first 12 minutes without the amazing voice of the master to accompany them. At about that mark, the great one enters the room, the applause is thunderous, and he proceeds to work his truly singular magic for the rest of the hour-long concert. He runs through a series of his hits, as well as movie songs and even some traditional folk songs before it's all over. Sound quality is better than marginal and can even be called good stereo, and the digipack is quite beautiful, though the linter notes -- a strictly biographical essay -- are all in French. This is not the best place to start with Halim Hafez, but it is a beautiful place to go once one has encountered his spooky, heartbreaking magic. ~ Thom Jurek, All Music Guide

This live recording, "Kariat al-Fengan" ("The Fortune Teller"), was the last song done by Egyptian legend Abdel Halim Hafez and is probably one of his best works as well. In this performance, over an hour long, we are treated to drama, passion and raw emotion that classical Arabic music is so rightly famous for. Hafez is rightly known as one of the greatest classical performers in the Arabic-speaking world, and of his numerous recordings, this CD is as good a place to start as any. The song is one of his most well-known, and well-loved, works. Its a good thing that EMI Arabia has decided to re-release this CD to a wider market. This, and other recordings in their "Arabian Masters" series, are wonderful guides to some of the best Arabic classical music you can find. If you are a lover of classical Arabic music, or Middle Eastern music in general, then I strongly recommend you check out this CD.

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[12].Abdel Halim Hafez - Yom Min Oumri

TRACK LISTINGS

[01]. Ba'd Eih
[02]. Khayef Mara Aheb
[03]. Dehk Wa Laab
[04]. Be Amr El Hob

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[13].Abdel Halim Hafez - Maaboudat El Jamahir - L'idole Des Peuples

TRACK LISTINGS

[01]. Haga Ghariba
[02]. Balash Itab
[03]. Lasta Qalbi
[04]. Gabbar
[05]. Ahebbak

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External links

• Abdel Halim Hafez at the Internet Movie Database
• 7alim.com - Contains many songs, videos and lyrics for Abdel Halim Hafez.
• AbdelHalimHafiz.com - Contains many songs, videos and pictures for Abdel Halim Hafez.
• Abdel Halim Hafez at Findagrave.com.