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Alf Layla (live)
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Uskudar (live)
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Pharsalia (live)
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Bosta (live)
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Raqsat Tahiyat (live)
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Samai Kurd (live)
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Munyati (live)
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Shiraz 457 (live)
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Jaharga Blues (live)
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Laylit Hob (live)
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The Arab Blues Chicago, Illinois
The Arab Blues is Rami Gabriel (oud, guitar, buzuq) and Karim Nagi (riqq, tublah, drum kit). They create a unique amplified amalgam of traditional Arab music an Chicago blues.
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