La Ghriba: La Kahena Remixed DJ Cheb i Sabbah

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  • Release Date: 06/13/2006
  • Sales Rank: 87,612
  • Label: SIX DEGREES
  • UPC: 657036112629

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La Ghriba: La Kahena Remixed

1LISTENToura Toura the Nav Deep Remix 4:38
2LISTENSadats Les Filles de Marrakech Remix 5:53
3LISTENAlkher Illa Doffor the Nectar Remix 5:36
4LISTENJarat Fil Hub the Chalice Remix 6:31
5LISTENEsh 'Dani, Alash Mshit the Rai of Light Club Remix 6:54
6LISTENSadats the Sufi Sonic Remix 5:59
7LISTENAlla al 'Hbab the Hydrophobia Remix 5:40
8LISTENToura Toura the Medina Remix 5:36
9LISTENMadh Assalhin the Zen Breaks Remix 7:52
10LISTENEsh 'Dani, Alash Mshit the Constantine Remix 6:43
11LISTENIm Nanalou the Groovio Deep End Remix 6:07

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Calling this a Cheb I Sabbah album isn't totally accurate. The original tracks are his, of course, from La Kahena, but the versions on Ghriba: La Kahena Remixed are from 11 other producers, all of whom bring their individual outlooks to bear. What's apparent (and understandable) throughout is the emphasis on rhythm, natural in something based around North Africa. Inevitably, some remixes work better than others, with the Chakadoons take on "Toura Toura" and Temple of Sound's deep bass on "Esh 'Dani, Alash Mshit" being real standouts. But there's not a bad cut here, each taking the basic ideas into new dimensions, from the Indian inflection of Gaurav Raina's "Im Ninialou" to Bill Laswell's almost epic grandeur on "Esh 'Dani, Alash Mshit." Great for those rumbling bass bins, but your downstairs neighbors might not be too happy if you play it loud. Chris Nickson, All Music Guide

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Great bellydydance songsby Anonymous

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July 28, 2009: I really enjoyed this CD. Especially tracks 1 & 2. I love to do bellydancing to those two songs. It is a really great CD to dance too. It is a great buy.