Sahara Groove CD

Sahara Groove Music

List Price	$19.99 (You save $3.70)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, International, Electronica, World Beat, Dance, Oldies Collections
Label	Arc Music
Orig Year	2002
All Time Sales Rank	355316
CD Universe Part number	4859904
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 11, 2002
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Karin Tubbesing (Compilation); Jesse Reuben Wilson (Compilation)

Sahara Groove Songs

	1.	Sahara Groove - Hossam Ramzy
	2.	Tumadir - Rasha
	3.	Pas de Chance - Sahraoui
	4.	Asrar el Ein - Samy El Bably
	5.	Saaltou el Gamar - Nour Eddine
	6.	Kalouli Alik Anasse - Cheb Tarik
	7.	Afrah Baladi - Mostafa Sax
	8.	Gammal - Ali Hassan Kuban
	9.	Nouar - Cheikha Rimitti
	10.	Rihlat Essayf - Sidi Mimoun Band
	11.	Dik Alila - Rhany

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