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rostasi · 09-07-2018, 12:50 PM

"Zamaan Ya Sukkar is a rich musical portrait from the time when Cairo was the vibrant cultural heart of the Middle East and the grandeur of the leading orchestras was incomparable. Unearthed latin and jazz-tinged tracks will let your mind drift off to the glamorous nightlife of 60's Cairo. Meet some forgotten souls of the Egyptian music scene and cinema world. Sensual voices and Bollywood-like orchestra sounds inflame the senses of the body with an intangible exotic twist! All music is remastered from original 45's produced by Sono Cairo."

Salah Ragab’s tenor player, Sayed Salamah, is stewed in latinized Ellingtonia on this one:

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rostasi . Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 4,007	"Zamaan Ya Sukkar is a rich musical portrait from the time when Cairo was the vibrant cultural heart of the Middle East and the grandeur of the leading orchestras was incomparable. Unearthed latin and jazz-tinged tracks will let your mind drift off to the glamorous nightlife of 60's Cairo. Meet some forgotten souls of the Egyptian music scene and cinema world. Sensual voices and Bollywood-like orchestra sounds inflame the senses of the body with an intangible exotic twist! All music is remastered from original 45's produced by Sono Cairo." Salah Ragab’s tenor player, Sayed Salamah, is stewed in latinized Ellingtonia on this one: