fredlag@noos.fr
29-09-2006, 22:32
This old trail stopped previously at episode III, I feel Ramadan is the proper time for an episode IV. And since I will be away from the site from late october until christmas, it is time for presents.
So, after
1/ el-wagh mesl el-badr tamam
http://www.zamanalwasl.net/forums/showpost.php?p=4558&postcount=1
2/ ya rashiq el-qadd
http://www.zamanalwasl.net/forums/showpost.php?p=4789&postcount=1
3/ qaddo l-mayyas (the ultimate chef d'oeuvre)
http://www.zamanalwasl.net/forums/showpost.php?p=4908&postcount=1
Let us appreciate another dor, a saba one this time,
le-gher lotfak ana ashki le-min
55546 1/2 (2 sides)
Could it be Higazi's composition ? The facts that Manyalawi sings it as well (but for once, Salama is clearly the winner) makes this hypothesis a little shaky...
I will comment more on it later, but the rythmic patterns are insanely clever, and the shifts to maqsum awesome. The record is not in a very good state, but it is a fantastic rendition anyways.
So, after
1/ el-wagh mesl el-badr tamam
http://www.zamanalwasl.net/forums/showpost.php?p=4558&postcount=1
2/ ya rashiq el-qadd
http://www.zamanalwasl.net/forums/showpost.php?p=4789&postcount=1
3/ qaddo l-mayyas (the ultimate chef d'oeuvre)
http://www.zamanalwasl.net/forums/showpost.php?p=4908&postcount=1
Let us appreciate another dor, a saba one this time,
le-gher lotfak ana ashki le-min
55546 1/2 (2 sides)
Could it be Higazi's composition ? The facts that Manyalawi sings it as well (but for once, Salama is clearly the winner) makes this hypothesis a little shaky...
I will comment more on it later, but the rythmic patterns are insanely clever, and the shifts to maqsum awesome. The record is not in a very good state, but it is a fantastic rendition anyways.