Track Listings (14) - Disc #1| All Artists: Mohammed El-Bakkar Title: Exotic Music of the Belly Dancer (Dig) Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Hollywood Music Original Release Date: 1/1/2008 Re-Release Date: 4/8/2008 Album Type: CD Genres: International Music, Pop Styles: Middle East, Dance Pop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 640615137328 |
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One of the most popular vintage bellydance recordings of the 1950's on CD for the first time! — MOHAMMED EL BAKKAR will always be remembered as a favorite of lovers of Middle Eastern music both in this country and abroad. P... more » |
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One of the most popular vintage bellydance recordings of the 1950's on CD for the first time!
MOHAMMED EL BAKKAR will always be remembered as a favorite of lovers of Middle Eastern music both in this country and abroad. Prior to his coming to the United States, where he was a featured star in the Broadway musical hit "Fanny" for two and one-half years, he was the leading tenor of the Orient. As such he had a long list of outstanding appearances to his credit, including command performances for King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia, the Shah of Iran, former King Farouk of Egypt and Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib, his successor. Bakkar also was an accomplished actor. He produced, directed and acted in no less than thirty-two motion pictures. In addition, he was heard on many radio and television programs in the triple role of singer, arranger and conductor. He filled numerous engagements in major eastern American cities, where he received enthusiastic acclaim. During leisure hours, he liked nothing better than to entertain his Syrian, Lebanese, Turkish and Persian compatriots wherever they congregated.
1. Farha (Happiness) 3.32
2. Em Al Jadayil (Girl with Braided Hair) 3.04
3. Basat El Reeh (Magic Carpet) 3.43
4. Lesh Hek (Why is it Like This?) 3.40
5. Helaho (Exclamation) 3.22
6. Farhet Al Alb (Happiness of the Heart) 3.34
7. Ayoun Bakkar (Eyes of Bakkar) 2.36
8. Khayali (Improvisation) 3.50
9. Raks Al Dabke (The Dabke Dance) 3.48
10. Ya Bent Ammi (Uncle's Daughter) 3.11
11. Rakset Sahara (Sahara Dance) 3.48
12. Minshibbak (From My Window) 3.59
13. Alf Leyla (A Thousand Nights) 3.19
14. Et-Jammaana (We Gathered) 5.00
MOHAMMED EL BAKKAR will always be remembered as a favorite of lovers of Middle Eastern music both in this country and abroad. Prior to his coming to the United States, where he was a featured star in the Broadway musical hit "Fanny" for two and one-half years, he was the leading tenor of the Orient. As such he had a long list of outstanding appearances to his credit, including command performances for King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia, the Shah of Iran, former King Farouk of Egypt and Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib, his successor. Bakkar also was an accomplished actor. He produced, directed and acted in no less than thirty-two motion pictures. In addition, he was heard on many radio and television programs in the triple role of singer, arranger and conductor. He filled numerous engagements in major eastern American cities, where he received enthusiastic acclaim. During leisure hours, he liked nothing better than to entertain his Syrian, Lebanese, Turkish and Persian compatriots wherever they congregated.
1. Farha (Happiness) 3.32
2. Em Al Jadayil (Girl with Braided Hair) 3.04
3. Basat El Reeh (Magic Carpet) 3.43
4. Lesh Hek (Why is it Like This?) 3.40
5. Helaho (Exclamation) 3.22
6. Farhet Al Alb (Happiness of the Heart) 3.34
7. Ayoun Bakkar (Eyes of Bakkar) 2.36
8. Khayali (Improvisation) 3.50
9. Raks Al Dabke (The Dabke Dance) 3.48
10. Ya Bent Ammi (Uncle's Daughter) 3.11
11. Rakset Sahara (Sahara Dance) 3.48
12. Minshibbak (From My Window) 3.59
13. Alf Leyla (A Thousand Nights) 3.19
14. Et-Jammaana (We Gathered) 5.00