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Personnel: Hossam Ramzy (percussion); Magid Sorour (qanoun); Ahmed Farahat (violin); Mohamed Fouda (nay); Samy Elbably (trumpet). Hossam Ramzy Faddah Songs | 1. | Faddah |
| 2. | Khatwet el Ghazaalah |
| 3. | Tublet Hossam Hattra-Assna |
| 4. | Sowar el Habibah |
| 5. | Mahasin Essodaf |
| 6. | Wesh el Fagr |
| 7. | Sabla Tolo I |
| 8. | Sabla Tolo II |
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Purchase Faddah CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Best Of Hossam Ramzy CD (1997) (Import) United Kingdom
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Feat.Mohsen Allaam,Accordian
Audio Mixer: Hossam Ramzy.
Liner Note Author: Hossam Ramzy.
Recording information: Drumzy Studio, East Grinstead, West Suxxex, England; Etab Studio, Giza, Cairo, Egypt.
It is an intriguing idea: Take a Middle Eastern ensemble and add an accordion. Now, it's going to have to be a special type of accordion, because Arabic music uses quarter tones (which are notes between the notes of the standard Western scales). And you're going to need a fiendishly good accordionist to manage this burden. Fortunately, such a musician was found in Mohsen Allaam, who, ...
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A recent album from the guru of Egyptian (and world) percussion, Hossam Ramzy. This album sticks pretty tightly to Egyptian classical sounds, without so much of the straying that is his wont. While Ramzy's percussion is always the star of the show, here the melody is really carried by Farouq Mohammed Hasan's accordion playing. Along with this, there's some exceptional flute playing by Ibrahim ...
| | Hossam Ramzy Flamenco Arabe CD (2003)
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An interesting fusion between Arabic music and flamenco. Though it's been done before (by Al Tall and Muluk el-Hwa), it's an enticing sort of fusion to listen to again. Some of the pieces are most straightforward flamenco with some additional Egyptian percussion, thanks to Hossam Ramzy. In other parts, it reverts to a straightforward Egyptian dance rhythm with some careful Spanish guitar in the background. It's when the two mesh that the sound ...
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GEODESIUM (pronounced Gee-oh-dee-zee-um)A blending of the words "geodesic dome" and "planetarium"describing the environment which gave birth to the space music of Mark C. Petersen.Mark is unquestionably the most prolific composer for the medium, and the GEODESIUM name has become synonymous with planetarium music. Since 1978, more than 800 planetaria around the world have purchased Mark's original planetarium music for their shows, and GEODESIUM albums are popular items in planetarium gift shops.Mark uses Emulator and synthesizer sounds, blended in a rich, varied collection of original instrumental works. Relaxing yet provocative, GEODESIUM stylings embody "traditional" space music -- that ethereal, beautifully floating music that characterizes the genre -- as well ...
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| | Reesa & The Rooters Melt The Iceman CD (2008)
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UN-sexy. UN-cool. UN-common. The leader of quirky '80s Philly new-wave band Reesa and The Rooters drives her punky pop band through a three-song CD, "Melt the Iceman.""If I were still hosting "Street Beat" on WMMR, Reesa's CD would be on the air! The songwriting is solid, the musicianship is polished and Reesa's voice is killer! I especially like her treatment of Alan Mann's "You Can't Talk to Her." Give the CD a listen - you won't be disappointed."— Cyndy Drue, WMGK Radio Personality, Philadelphia Although she's been compared to Blondie and the B-52s, Reesa Marchetti says her sound is "punky rock for aging new-wavers."Previously known for jumping on- and off-stage during her outrageous antics, Reesa now performs seated in a power chair. She was diagnosed with MS 10 years ago, but she keeps her shows energetic with abilities gained from wheelchair dance lessons. Reesa and The Rooters will appear July 11 at the Tritone on South Street in Philadelphia.Reesa's original tune, "Melt the Iceman," starts the CD with a slamming rock beat, '70s flashback guitar, lush harmonies and eccentric lyrics. Her fun pop organ and Randy "Dance" Bucksner's sax ride a Bo Diddleyesque beat on the second cut, "Old Boy Friend." The lyrics detail a surprising story of a middle-aged woman's memories haunting her life. The third track on the CD, "You Can't Talk to Her," was written not by Reesa but by another Philadelphia indie artist, Alan Mann. This prolific songwriter died tragically in 1987, just when his popularity was rising. Reesa's treatment of Alan's song takes it from his straight-ahead, new-wave ska to a sensuous, smart and bubbling dance rhythm. Guest artist Randy Dance, who recorded the original with The Alan Mann Band in 1979, blows kick-up-your-heels sax on Reesa's version. RootersThe re-formed Rooters include Reesa's previous band-mate, drummer Len Brown; bass player Ron Chinappi; and guitarist Sean Naylor. John Melinchock, also a former band member, recorded the guitar on the CD. Backup singers on the CD are Maureen Simmons (Reesa's Elk Township, N.J., neighbor) and Renata Lea Gordon (Reesa's niece). Reesa was born in Philadelphia, where she received classical music training as a child. Her family moved to Cherry Hill, N.J., when she was in grammar school. There she joined her high school folk music club and began playing in local coffeehouses. In the 1980s, Reesa scored international ...
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