Amazigh Kateb - Marchez Noir (2009)

Amazigh Kateb - Marchez Noir

01 Bonjour
02 Koma
03 Dima Ntou
04 Africain
05 Chante Avec Moi
06 Amral' Guerba
07 Mociba
08 Michel Choukrane
09 Sans Histoire
10 I Wanna Tcheefly
11 Dounia
12 Ma Tribu

132MB | 320KB | 2009


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Al Jarreau - Tenderness (1994)

For "Tenderness," singer Al Jarreau combined the best aspects of the studio and a live setting. He invited not only an allstar band but also a small audience of fans and friends into an L.A. studio. The result is the best possible environment for an Al Jarreau album. He responds with the fluid, ornamental vocal lines he's famous for. He does a fine job with the snaking rhythms of Jorge Ben's standard "Més que mada" and with the sentimental hook of Goffin & King's "Go Away Little Girl." Jarreau still can't resist the temptation to sing three notes where one will do; this is especially obvious on his overly cluttered duet with opera diva Kathleen Battle on Rodgers & Hammerstein's "My Favorite Things." --Geoffrey Himes


Al Jarreau - Tenderness

01 Mas Que Nada
02 Try A Little Tenderness
03 Your Song
04 My Favorite Things
05 She's Leaving Home
06 Summertime [From Porgy and Bess]
07 We Got By
08 Save Your Love For Me
09 You Don't See Me
10 Wait for The Magic
11 Dinosaur
12 Go Away Little Girl

87MB | 160KB | 1994

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Rachid Taha - Bonjour (2009)

Rachid Taha - Bonjour


01 Je T'aime Mon Amour
02 Mokhtar
03 Ha Baby
04 Bonjour (en duo avec Gaëtan Roussel)
05 Mine Jai
06 Mabrouk Aalik
07 Ila Lika
08 It's An Arabian Song (en duo avec Bruno Maman)
09 Sélu
10 Agi


85MB | 320KB | 2009


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Cheb khaled - Liberté (2009)

Khaled Hadj Brahim (Arabic: خالد حاج ابراهيم‎, born 29 February 1960), better known as Khaled, is a raï singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist born in Sidi-El-Houari in Oran Province of Algeria. He began recording in his early teens under the name Cheb Khaled (Arabic for "Young man Khaled") and has become probably the most internationally famous Algerian singer. His popularity has earned him the unofficial title "King of Raï". In 2008, it was announced that the singer will collaborate with international superstar Shakira on her new 2009 album.


Cheb khaled - Liberté (2009)

01 Ya Hbabi
02 Maoual (Raikoum)
03 Raikoum
04 Tal Adhabi
05 El Barah
06 Zabana
07 Maoual (Liberte)
08 Liberte
09 Ghadni Soghri
10 Sidi
11 Maoual (Yamina)
12 Yamina
13 Papa
14 Maghboune
15 Maoual (Mimoune)
16 Momoune

105MB | 192KB | 2009

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Antonio Carlos Jobim - E Convidados (1985)

Antônio Carlos Brasileiro de Almeida Jobim (January 25, 1927 in Rio de Janeiro – December 8, 1994 in New York), also known as Tom Jobim, was a Grammy Award-winning Brazilian songwriter, composer, arranger, singer, and pianist/guitarist. A primary force behind the creation of the bossa nova style, Jobim is acknowledged as one of the most influential popular composers of the 20th century. His songs have been performed by many singers and instrumentalists within Brazil and internationally.



01 Águas de Março with Tom Jobim & Elis Regina
02 Pra Dizer Adeus with Tom Jobim & Edu Lobo
03 Por Toda Minha Vida with Tom Jobim & Nelson Riddle e Sua Orquestra
04 Soneto da Separação with Tom Jobim & Vinicius de Moraes
05 Samba do Avião with Tom Jobim & Nelson Riddle e Sua Orquestra
06 Ela É Carioca with Tom Jobim
07 Chovendo na Roseira with Tom Jobim & Elis Regina
08 Luiza with Tom Jobim & Edu Lobo
09 Tema de Amor Por Gabriela with Tom Jobim & Gal Costa
10 A Felicidade with Tom Jobim & Nelson Riddle e Sua Orquestra
11 Saudade da Bahia with Dorival Caymmi & Tom Jobim
12 Garota de Ipanema with Tom Jobim


70MB | 256KB | 1985


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Gnawa Diffusion - Souk System (2003)

Gnawa Diffusion is an Algerian Gnawa music band based. The group's lead singer, Amazigh (literally meaning 'Free Man' in the Tamazight), is the son of the Algerian writer and poet Kateb Yacine. Although there is a strong Gnawa influence, the band is noted for its mix of reggae and roots music.

This is a list of the members of the band:

* Amazigh Kateb : Vocal and Gumbri
* Mohamed Abdenour : Mandolin, Banjo, Krakebs, Choir
* Pierre Bonnet : Bass
* Philippe Bonnet : Drums
* Salah Meguiba : Keyboard, Oriental Percussion , Choir
* Pierre Feugier : Guitar, Choir, Krakebs
* Amar Chaoui : Percussionist, Choir

Gnawa Diffusion is very popular in Algeria and is renowned in many other countries like Morocco and France.



01 Métropole
02 Déca-Dance
03 Itchak El Baz
04 Lalla Mira El Gnawia
05 El Hadia
06 Charla-Town
07 Match Bettikh
08 Douga Douga
09 Baraket
10 Ya Laymi
11 Djelsa
12 Tête à tête avec Baghdad
13 Saki Baki
14 Guelb ou Dem


95MB | 192KB | 2003

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El-Funoun - Zareef (Folkloric tunes from Palestine)

El-Funoun was founded in 1979 by a small number of enthusiastic, talented and committed men and women, who collectively strove to present a special flavour of authentic Palestinian music and dance. Since then, El-Funoun has been throned the leading Palestinian dance company. In Palestine, as well as among Palestinians in exile, El-Funoun has achieved unprecedented popular recognition, and quite a few of the Troupe’s songs have become household tunes.

El-Funoun is widely recognized as the cultural entity that has played the most significant role in reviving and reinvigorating the Palestinian dance and music folklore. This accomplishment was particularly momentous since it effectively helped counter the systematic attempts by the Israeli Occupation to suppress the Palestinian national identity. One of the foremost achievements in this regard is the annual tradition of celebrating the Palestinian Folklore Day, that El-Funoun initiated in 1986.

Nevertheless, producing dance in a traditional society living under occupation has always presented El-Funoun with particularly serious challenges. Travel bans and random arrests of Troupe members, on the one hand, were some of El-Funoun’s special share of the repressive measures of the Israeli Occupation. On the other hand, discrimination against women, resistance to cultural change and relative intolerance of intellectual pluralism have symbolized the obstacles the Troupe had to reckon with as a result of some of the outdated norms and traditions in Palestinian society.

Despite all the challenges stacked against its growth, El-Funoun succeeded in producing several pioneering works, that attracted admiration and enthusiasm from Palestinian, Arab and international audiences. Throughout its eventful history, El-Funoun has maintained its unique character and popularity, stemming from its artistic experience and vision.


01 My Olive Tree
02 Don't Leave!
03 Oh, The Way He Walks
04 Dialogue
05 Fetching Water
06 Rain Prayer
07 The Meadow Smiled
08 Dignity
09 Alli Narak
10 Her Eyes!
11 Layya w Layya
12 Dal'onet Issimsim
13 Palm Branch
14 Haifa to Jenin
15 Ouf Mash'al'
16 The Sun Danced
17 Funouniyyat

50MB-58MB | 320KB | 2005


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