Chaabi -- a most underrated and under-represented genre! Love this first track here: who ia this? Not immediately regogniaeable to me as Harrache, Guerouabi, el Anka, or any of the others.

Salim Halali - Taali - orig. released on Pathé - late 1930s

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Mixed & Edited By Eshkounjay From My Collection
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Eshkounjay What People Don't Request ما لا يطلبه المستمعون 20// Live Mix

Munif & Orkes Kelana Ria - Ya Mahmud

Arabic Rock & Oriental Groove

Our mix "Farhana" which is arabic for "She's happy" contains quite some oestrogen.
It was originally made to promote Radio Martiko's Japan tour with Tokyo Sabroso late November 2016

Farhana!

A mix of latin and jazz tinged tracks from Egyptian 45s. Some deep, some corny, all fun. Cairo Calling #1 is already from 10 years ago, so a sequal was long due!

Here is nr1 of this: https://soundcloud.com/milansound/cairo-calling-1

Cairo Calling #2

From Radio Martiko's next compilation "Zamaan Ya sukkar - Exotic Love songs and Instrumentals from the Egyptian Sixties.

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RMLP005 Zamaan Ya Sukkar - Al Thoulathy Al Mareh - Asmar Ya Sukkar

Un voyage personnel, collage multi-dimensionnel, dans l'univers de M. Taha - l'artiste, l'homme engagé, l'homme-monde. 
On y entend les témoignages d'artistes pour qui l'influence de Rachid Taha a été déterminante : Sabrina Bellaouel, Sarah Benabdallah de Mauvais Oeil, la DJ Missy Ness. 
On y entend une sélection de morceaux de Rachid Taha : sélection collective à laquelle ont participé Sofiane Saïdi, Cheb Gero, Habibi Funk.
On y croise un philosophe et une foule bigarrée composée de révolutionnaires, d'énervés, de gueules cassées : Gilles Deleuze ("Qu’est-ce que l’acte de création?"), Bérurier Noir, Charanjit Singh, Ennio Morricone, Serge Reggiani.
On y entend des extraits d'émissions : "Rachid Taha, retour en Algérie"; une interview par Télérama... Ou un JT sur la Marche des « beurs » en 1983. 
On y entend un field recording du va-et-vient des vagues qui voguent, en Mer Méditerrannée... 
Je crois surtout qu'en écoutant bien on y entend le pouls de la vie. 
Rachid, ton courage nous porte et nous inspire. Merci ! 

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Sabrina Bellaouel : https://soundcloud.com/sabrinabellaouel
Missy Ness : https://soundcloud.com/missyness
Cheb Gero: https://soundcloud.com/akuphone
Sofiane Saidi : https://www.facebook.com/sofiane.saidi

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Paloma Colombe - Radio Amazigh #11 Hommage à Rachid Taha

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Taroub - Tiki Tiki Tak

A selection of rare  60s, 70s and 80s songs from Egypt, Morocco, Lebanon, Iraq, Libya, and Algeria.

Tracklist:
1- Zaman ya Sukkar -Al-Thoulathy Al-Mareh (Egypt)
2- Lok Lok - Lel Shabab Faqat (Egypt)
3- Ouadou - Carte de Sejour (Algeria)
4- Hagda - Raiïna Raï (Algeria)
5- Maku/Unknown Title - Souad Abdallah (Iraq)
6- Ya Mahmud - Orkes Kelana Ria (Indonesia)
7- Merci - Simone (Egypt)
8- Ya Ya Twist - Malika (Morocco)
9- Badala - Rafiralfiro (France)
10- Fatouma - Salim El Baroudi (Egypt/Sudan)
11- Snini - Ahmed Fakroun (Libya)
12- Ya Tamara - Hekmat Wahbe (Lebanon)
13- Shantit Safar - Hamid El Shaeri (Libya/Egypt)
14- Disco Arab - Abdul Hassan Orchestra
15- Ashabna Ya - Al Massrieen (Egypt)
16- El Bosta - Fairuz (Lebanon)
17- Sho Badak Minny - Maya Yazbek (Lebanon)
18- Zina - Ouiness (Morocco)
19- La Coladera - Freh Khodja (Algeria)
20- El Disco - Khamis Henkesh (Egypt)

Funk the Casbah! An Arab Funk Mix // Yas Meen Selectress

Guest selector WoMu Vin (@WorldMusicVinyl) is back with an all Algerian Chaabi selection.

Here are his notes: This mix is named after Café Malakoff of the Casbah of Algiers which was considered the prime meeting venue for the most prominent Chaabi artists of 20th century Algeria. In fact, in its heyday it was owned by the most influential Chaabi master of his time, the legendary Hadj Mohammed El Anka, who was nicknamed "The Cardinal" (of Algerian Chaabi).

The mix features several legendary Algerian Chaabi artists including Hadj Mohammed El Anka, Dahmane El Harrachi, Boudjemaa El Ankis (whose picture appears on the artwork of this mix), El Hachemi Guerouabi, Abdelkader Chaou, Amar Ezzahi and Amar Laachab.
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Another legendary Algerian Chaabi artist/songwriter/composer who should certainly be mentioned in this mix's notes is Mahboub Bati, the man who wrote and composed some of the biggest hits of the names mentioned above (with the exception of El Anka and Dahmane), many of which are featured in this mix; undoubtedly the leading moderniser of Algerian Chaabi in the second half of the 20th century.

All tracks were recorded from vinyl and cleaned up digitally to improve the poor mastering and/or pressing quality of some of the records; a time consuming task that was completely worth the effort given how great I think those tracks are.

I hope you'll enjoy a track or two!"

TPS 040 - CAFÉ MALAKOFF - Algerian Chaabi selection

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