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The Best of Flamenco Arabe
2018 · albüm
The Best of Flamenco Arabe
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EL BERENCESA
2018 · albüm
El Amar
2017 · albüm
Faddah
2017 · albüm
Dreaming of Cairo
2016 · albüm
Source of Fire
2016 · albüm
Best of Bellydance Party
2015 · derleme
Secrets of the Eye
2015 · albüm
Sabla tolo 4: Tak raka takum
2014 · albüm
Best of Hossam Ramzy, Vol. 3
2014 · derleme
Samya: The Best of Farid Al Atrash
2014 · derleme
Samya: The Best of Farid Al Atrash
2014 · albüm
Quanun el tarab
2014 · albüm
Hossam Ramzy: Best of Saaidi
2013 · albüm
Hossam Ramzy: Best of Saaidi
2013 · derleme
Best of Abdul Halim Hafiz
2013 · derleme
Hossam Ramzy's Bellydance Workshop
2012 · albüm
East West Beats
2012 · albüm
Baladi Plus
2012 · albüm
Bellydance for Fitness and Fun
2011 · albüm
Rock the Tabla
2011 · albüm
From Cairo to Sao Paolo
2011 · albüm
Egypt Unveiled
2011 · albüm
Sabla Tolo III
2010 · albüm
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Egyptian native Hossam Ramzy is the leader and chief percussionist of Pharaoh's Egyptian Ensemble, best known to Western listeners as the backing group featured on Robert Plant and Jimmy Page's No Quarter tour and album. Ramzy began playing the darabouka (Egyptian tabla) at a young age, much to his father's dismay. He moved to Saudi Arabia as a teenager, learning his craft while supporting himself by playing trap drums for radio and television programs. In 1975, he moved to England to study jazz drumming for a while, and eventually recorded an album called Introduction to Egyptian Dance Rhythms. Peter Gabriel heard the record and invited Ramzy to play on Passion, his soundtrack to The Last Temptation of Christ. Before embarking on the Page/Plant tour, Ramzy also worked with Joan Armatrading, Marc Almond, Electric Light Orchestra, Debbie Harry, and Killing Joke. His Pharaoh's Egyptian Ensemble has also recorded over a dozen albums, on which Ramzy attempts to present Egyptian and Arabic music he hopes Western audiences will be able to understand and appreciate through his arrangements, rhythm choices, mixing touches, and tempos. In 2000, Ramzy released Sabla Tolo: Journeys Into Pure Egyptian Percussion and El Amar. Gypsies of the Nile-Rahhal followed in early 2001. ~ Steve Huey, Rovi