John Erlich - 1-31-2006 at 12:47 PM
Greeting Fellow Oudists,
I live in Northern California, USA, where most of our Arabs are Lebanese (#1), Palestinian (#2), or Yemeni (#3). There are few Moroccans, Algerians,
or Tunisians here, and it is very hard to find recordings of traditional North African music. I am not looking for fancy CDs made for export to
Europe and North America, the "Musique du Monde" type. I want those cheap, funky cassettes that you can buy in Arabic groceries.
I figure that the basic Egyptian and Lebanese music is available in any big city in Europe or North America, but maybe I can trade someone something
harder to find, like traditional Yemeni or Iraqi music for cassettes of traditional North African music.
Anyone interested? Any of you folks in Franjistan (France) maybe?
E-mail me at shalomsalaam01@hotmail.com
B'Slama,
John
zalzal - 1-31-2006 at 01:25 PM
You can start listening to the king of loutar Muhammad Rouicha.
http://www.mondomix.com/fr/videos.php?artist_id=1027&reportage_...
http://www.tayri.nl/muziek.php
http://lamall.free.fr/musics.htm
http://dias38.skyblog.com/
http://www.medi1.com/musique/liste_titres.php?t=&chanteur=MOHAM...
http://1elksiba.free.fr/index.php?mod=communiquer&ac=musique
http://www.tinejdad.com/modules/smartmedia/folder.php?categoryid=1&...