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Favoriting June 15, 2022: Ziad Rahbani
A three-hour tribute to one of Lebanon's greatest composers

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Artist Track Album Year Comments Approx. start time

Music behind DJ:
Bodega Pop 
Intro   Favoriting
Bodega Pop 
2022 
 
0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani زياد الرحباني  Sahennom   Favoriting A Rahbani Festival - The Instrumental Hits of Fairuz in New Arrangements by Ziad Rahbani  1973    0:02:54 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani زياد الرحباني  Nahnou Saheroun نحن ساهرون   Favoriting Kyrie Eleison كيرياليسون  1995    0:05:10 (Pop-up)
Georgette Sayagh, Marwan Mahfouz & Joseph Sakr  Ahl el Hawa أهل الهوى   Favoriting Sahriye سهرية - في قهوة نخلة التنين  1973    0:10:22 (Pop-up)
Fairuz فيروز  Mush Qisat Hai مش قصة هاي   Favoriting Kifak Inta كيفك إنت  1991    0:13:06 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani & Setrak Sarkissian  Taksim Organ & Rabla   Favoriting Belly Dance! Spectacular Rhythms from the Middle East  1974    0:19:48 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani زياد الرحباني  Kaskes Warak قصقص ورق   Favoriting Bil Afrah بالأفراح  1977    0:23:06 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
Ziad Rahbani زياد الرحباني 
Ya Ana Ya Ana   Favoriting
A Rahbani Festival - The Instrumental Hits of Fairuz in New Arrangements by Ziad Rahbani 
1973 
 
0:26:45 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani زياد الرحباني  Side B   Favoriting L'Auberge Du Bonheur نزل السرور - مسرحية غنائية  1974  Prelude (instrumental); Ya Nour Aynayya (Joseph Sakr & Maurice Akl); Hann el Hadid ala Halu (Joseph Sakr); Anal Li Alayk Mechtak (Joseph Sakr); Elly D'Hakilo Ya Sabiyye (M. Akl, J. Sakr, S. Hawat); Al Mach'had el Akhir (instrumental); Attahiya (instrumental)  0:32:10 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
Ziad Rahbani زياد الرحباني 
Girl's Dance   Favoriting
Sahriye سهرية - في قهوة نخلة التنين 
1973 
 
0:58:13 (Pop-up)
Fairuz فيروز  Addeysh Kan Fi Nass قديش كان في ناس   Favoriting The Very Best of نخبة من أجمل أغاني  1977  Possibly the first song composed by Ziad for his mother, originally released on 45 in 1973  1:02:20 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani زياد رحباني  Rouh khabbir روح خبر   Favoriting Houdou Nisbi هدوء نسبي  1985    1:06:31 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani & Joseph Sakr  Reproach 1 عتابا 1   Favoriting Bema Enno بما إنو  1995    1:12:58 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani زياد رحباني  Ana Moush Kafer أنا مش كافر   Favoriting Ana Moush Kafer أنا مش كافر  1985    1:19:30 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani زياد رحباني  The Middle East (... W Ameh) الشرق الأوسط والقمح   Favoriting Live At Damascus Citadel 2008  2008    1:24:21 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani زياد رحباني  La Enta Habibi   Favoriting A Rahbani Festival - The Instrumental Hits of Fairuz in New Arrangements by Ziad Rahbani  1973    1:30:25 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
Fairuz فيروز 
First Introduction مقدمة أولى   Favoriting
Maïs El Rim Highlights مختارات ميس الريم 
1975 
 
1:32:19 (Pop-up)
Fairuz فيروز  Hobou Ba'ad حبو بعض   Favoriting Maïs El Rim Highlights مختارات ميس الريم  1975    1:35:04 (Pop-up)
Fairuz فيروز  Natarouna Keteer   Favoriting Loulou (From the Play)  1974    1:39:24 (Pop-up)
Fairuz فيروز  Ana Indi Hanine أنا عندي حنين   Favoriting Wahdon وحدن  1979    1:43:16 (Pop-up)
Fairuz فيروز  Li Beirut لبيروت   Favoriting Maarifti Feek معرفتي فيك  1987    1:48:55 (Pop-up)
Fairuz فيروز  Ya Tair / Ya Hajal يا طير \ يا حجل صنين   Favoriting To Assy إلى عاصي  1995    1:53:04 (Pop-up)
Fairuz فيروز  Al Ayel قال قايل   Favoriting Eh Fi Amal إيه في أمل  2010    1:57:58 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
Elias Rahbani & Ziad Rahbani 
Nadia's Dance   Favoriting
Belly Dance Fever 
1979 
 
2:02:31 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani زياد الرحباني  Part 2   Favoriting Lawla Fos-hat El Amal لولا فسحة الامل  1992    2:08:09 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
Ziad Rahbani زياد الرحباني 
Intro Instrumental 1   Favoriting
Bennesbeh Labokra... Chou? بالنسبة لبكرا ... شو؟ 
1978 
 
2:25:01 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani زياد الرحباني  Wahda Balak عايشة وحدا بلاك   Favoriting Bennesbeh Labokra... Chou? بالنسبة لبكرا ... شو؟  1978    2:28:38 (Pop-up)
Joseph Sakr & Ziad Rahbani  Raj'aa Bi Iznellah   Favoriting The American Motion Picture (Various Music and Songs from the Original Musical)  1982    2:34:40 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani زياد الرحباني  Abu Ali   Favoriting Abu Ali  1979    2:39:37 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani زياد الرحباني  Traces in the Sand   Favoriting Lina Lina Ya Lina  1980    2:52:38 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
Catrina Peslaru 
Hei La Bodega   Favoriting
Hei La Bodega - Carnaval! 
2000 
 
2:55:59 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

  6:35pm
headcleaner:

Getting ready
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Gary:

Howdy, Headlcleaner!
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LambdaCalculus:

Heya Gary!
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Gary:

Hey there LambdaCalculus!
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LambdaCalculus:

Looking forward to tonight's show!
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listener james from westwood:

Evening, Gary, headcleaner, Lambda, and all!
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Gary:

Howdy, James!
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chresti:

Hi Gary's bodega show!
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Webhamster Henry:

Looks like we're in for some great music in the Bodega tonight.
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Gary:

Chresti and Henry!
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WR:

playlist responding again it seems.
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emily_w:

Hello! Once again trying to get some writing done while I listen...
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Michael 98145:

Aloha, all
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Gary:

Michael and Emily! Emily, we will HOLD YOU TO IT
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Hubig Pie:

Mesa-e Al-khair
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Gary:

Hubig Pie!
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emily_w:

You'd better!!
  7:09pm
peter:

Hello Gary & co.!
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Gary:

Peter, howdy!
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bill hanke:

The Old Codger will forever live in our hearts
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coelacanth∅:

hey Gary & all
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Gary:

Bill Hanke! Ceolacanth!
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Gary:

17-year old Ziad composed this
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Michael 98145:

Beautiful
  7:14pm
Omar Qutteineh:

It's getting late in this corner of the world, so I'll be dreaming about tracks like "Bi Halyawmayn," "Ma'rifti Feek," "Tinzakar Ma Tinaad," "Kifak Inta" & many many more.
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Gary:

Omar! So nice to see you here!
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Hubig Pie:

I studied Arabic-Egyptian at DLI 1978-79. I know Ahl means family cuz we transcribed the words to We Are Family into Arabic- Nahnu Ahl-ee, aindi kull akhwati ma'i. The song was popular at the time.
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Gary:

Ha, that reminds me of a friend and roommate of mine in San Francisco in the 80s who was studying Chinese and translated "Tell Me Something Good" into Mandarin
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doctorjazz:

Hi Gary, folks!
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Michael 98145:

Ahl in the Family
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Gary:

DoctorJazz!
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Hubig Pie:

Clever Mike 98145, pronounced Aaa-hill tho.2 syllables
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doctorjazz:

Mozart, I believe!
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Michael 98145:

Ah
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Michael 98145:

Love Fairuz
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Gary:

18 YEARS OLD HE COMPOSED THIS
  7:35pm
headcleaner:

Stunningly beautiful, is what I think
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Zipperhead7:

Hi Gary and Bodegans! How wonderful to open the site and be swept away in this stream!
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Gary:

Zipperhead!
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Hubig Pie:

My conversational Arabic is in the crapper. Mostly what I've retained is military and political. Phrases like 'Helicoptors are Flying over Our Sector!', and 'Revolution until Victory!'
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Zipperhead7:

I can't read Arabic but always thought it was the most beautiful script I've seen
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Gary:

I've semi-learned to read it, but it's ridiculously hard b/c each letter pretty much has four different versions: Regular, first spot, middle spot, end spot
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Gary:

And then god forbid someone does something fancy with the writin's ... then I can't read it at all haha
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Michael 98145:

( Fascinating. "The Arabic alphabet is derived either from the Nabataean alphabet[5][6] or (less widely believed) directly from the Syriac alphabet,[7] which are both derived from the Aramaic alphabet (which also gave rise to the Hebrew alphabet), which, in turn, descended from the Phoenician alphabet. " )
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Michael 98145:

sorry for the lack of editing
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Zipperhead7:

Displaying my ignorance, I assume there are various fonts, akin to helvetica or times new roman? I read that the printing press was slow to be adopted in the Middle East because mechanical reproduction of the Koran was considered unacceptable
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Gary:

I don't think there are fonts as such but there are two ways to write that I can think of; one of which is the simple version, wherein I believe a lot of the vowels are assumed, and then the complex way, with all the vowels marked in, which is how the Koran would be written out ... I think? That might be why it was so hard to do the Koran on a printing press early on?
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Hubig Pie:

Hebrew and Arabic both written right to left. Some letters pretty similar , like the written S. I have absolutely no knowledge how to type Arabic script on a keyboard. Yes Gary, the vowels pronounced would be written in subscript in a formal use like the Quran
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Hullo from Lebanon, New Hampshire ...a somewhat less compelling territory musically if I may say so...
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Gary:

RevRab!
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Michael 98145:

How little people like me know of such a widely-used written language ...
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

All from Aramaic ! & to us metaphysically inclined sorts - the Hebrew Alphabet has rich mystical associations. All very interesting.
  8:17pm
Dean:

There most certainly are fonts in Arabic typography, and there's a literature about them to confirm the matter. For example, see this, which is way beyond my capacity to grok: https://fdocuments.net/document/authentic-arabic-a-case-study-right-to-left-font-structure-font-design-and-typography.html
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Gary:

Dean!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Of course there was a whole era in which Europe was in the Dark Ages - & the Arabic culture embraced learning - & words like Algebra & many star names for example derive from this to illustrate it.
The book 'Dancing In the Streets' by Barbara Ehrenreich has a great pocket history of what happened to both Christian & Islamic societies that is responsible for them both being more Fundamentalist & culturally Conservative.
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Zipperhead7:

That looks lke an interesting piece, Dean, though way beyond my scope. Scribal culture did persist a lot longer in the Middle East, as the Koran was to be copied by hand whereas there were no such concerns about the Bible, which was a constructed text with no "definitive" form. Elizabeth Eisenstein has done some fine work on printing history. And yes, love Ehrenreich's work!
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Hubig Pie:

Found my old Arabic-English dictionary- me thinks this one translates 'I am not an unbeliever (infidel)'
  8:28pm
Dean:

I know (rather, knew) Eisenstein's work from library school in the late '80s. I'm among the contrarians who dispute that the printing press was revolutionary in any meaningfully predominant sense. See, e.g., Adrian Johns, The Nature of the Book. Scribal culture persisted longer in the West than we're inclined to accept, too. See Harold Love, Scribal Publication in Seventeenth-Century England.
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Gary:

Yeah, I dunno what I was thinking, of course there are, and here are some examples, visually: www.google.com...
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Zipperhead7:

Fair enough re: printing press and media determinism. Not familiar with those books but will have to check 'em out. So many hooks, so little time . . .
  8:37pm
Dean:

So many books, so little time. Oh, man, I know all about that.
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Hubig Pie:

Shukran jazeelan for the beautiful Arabic musics, it was moom-taz. Ba'adain, ma'a salaama
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Hubig Pie:

This one, 'I have a longing, desire, hankering,craving'. Take your pick
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Gary:

Or, as I like to say: "Add to Cart"
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doctorjazz:

Concerto de Aranjuez, if I'm not mistaken.
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Gary:

Likely, yes, as Joaquín Rodrigo is credited for the music of this one!
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Gary:

(Ziad did the arrangement)
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Hubig Pie:

This one has the melody lifted from Rodrigo's Concerto de Aranjuez
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Hubig Pie:

Oh, never mind
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Hubig Pie:

Ta-ir- birds me thinks. Ta-iran is flying as in 'Ta-iran mur-wahee fouk al-mintuka' -Helicopters are flying over our sector.
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emily_w:

Hit my writing goals :) Thanks for the music and accountability!
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Gary:

Congratulations and happy trails, Emily!
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emily_w:

Thanks!!
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Zipperhead7:

Just ordered a CD of "Belly Dance Fever." Hope the wife digs it! I seem to grab something after every show.
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Gary:

Chicks dig feverish belly dancin' trax
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Gary:

If ya'll missed it, you should check out Observations of Deviance's WeWantSounds special! David interviews Ernesto Chahoud, who is compiling this stuff for them -- it's a terrific program: wfmu.org...
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Gary:

Stick around after this program for the fantabulous Sam Segal's If You Lose Your Horse! Tonight's program: "At Daybreak, Roars of Laughter Began in the Horse's Quarters" www.wfmu.org...
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Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜:

Heyo. Loving the show, had it on whilst making/eating/cleaning up from dinner. Wednesdays are now my official GTDR Day! From DJ Black Helmet until bedtime....
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Gary:

Threemoons!
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Zipperhead7:

Pretty cool bass on this track
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Gary:

There's a great story behind this track that Ernesto Chahoud recounts on David's show, linked to above
  9:49pm
headcleaner:

Maximal grooviness, Gary
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LambdaCalculus:

Great show tonight, Gary!
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Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

~ TY Always DJ Gary ~
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Zipperhead7:

Thanx Gary! All of this was new to me, which is great. See ya next week, de Lawd willin'
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Gary:

Night, everyone!
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WR:

Gary! Thank you! An episode I will want to listen to again and again.
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chresti:

Thanks Gary!
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