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Artist:
Mahmoud Fadl
Album: The Drummers of the Nile Go South
Label: Piranha Records
Released: 2004
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Track List
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Nubian Walk
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Shachtak Bachtak
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Makaoum Suez
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United Nations- Saidi Style
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El Semsemya
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Jibal Al Nuba
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Alara
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Al Adil Welzein
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Ya Markeb Al Hind
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Piye
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Shofna Gamar
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Satis
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Album Reviews
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Review:
It never rains in Nubia - it just comes pouring down the Nile. Up the cataracts of the river Nile Mahmoud Fadl drums his way south. On the boat are his fellow masterdrummers Gaafar Hargal and Hamdi Matoul, Nubian wedding diva Salma and many more. Join their travels back to the rhythms of ancient Nubia, drowned in Lake Nasser ever since the day the region was flooded in the early Sixties. Follow the Nubian sounds on their exodus to the Suez channel, the Nuba mountains, Cairo and Khartoum - even to the clubs of the West, where his "United Nubians" are spreading the message of the eternal "Black Pharaohs".
— CalabashMusic.com
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