Hassan, Chalf / Rhythms of Morocco
Album: Rhythms of Morocco   Collection:World
Artist:Hassan, Chalf   Added:Feb 2005
Label:Arc Music Inc.  

A-File Activity
Add Date: 2005-03-21 Pull Date: 2005-05-23 Charts: Reggae/World
Week Ending: May 8 Apr 24 Apr 17 Apr 3 Mar 27
Airplays: 2 2 1 4 4

Recent Airplay
1. May 09, 2019: Cafe Nakhil
Solo Tabla, Raksat El Atlas
4. May 02, 2005: Stirling's Mukamel
Raksat El Atlas
2. Jul 26, 2011: at the cafe bohemian
Aita Jilaliya
5. Apr 22, 2005: No Cover, No Minimum - Part I
Aita Jilaliya
3. May 03, 2005: At the Cafe Bohemian
Wissal
6. Apr 17, 2005: Subcutaneous Phycomycosis
Aita Jilaliya

Album Review
Decca
Reviewed 2005-03-11
He plays darbouka (Egyptian tabla), guitar and oud and has performed with Hossam Ramzy, Robert Plant & others. It’s based on Moroccan folk & classical songs but while this might actually be the “rhythms” of Morocco, the addition of keyboards, strings, sax, etc. give it a decidedly modern take. Not for purists, but recommended for fans of percussion.

1. A bright wedding song. Not the best track.
2. Like an orchestra playing belly dance music at a disco.
*3. Catchy, hypnotic blend of perc & strings. Great beats.
*4. Lively & sweeping.
*5. Percussion jam of various rhythms & sounds, very cool.
*6. Soaring strings, perc. An evocative, mostly midtempo journey.
7. A bit overdone, but lyrical w/some nice flourishes.
8. Violin & percussion. Lively, well played.
9. Strings/perc. Changes of theme & rhythms, interesting.
10. 19+minute epic of changing sounds/moods/beats/themes. Cool
11. Uptempo dance w/lots of perc/strings.

Track Listing
1. Dakhlat Al Aroussa   6. Andalussia
2. Wissal   7. Nore El Chomouh
3. Aita Jilaliya   8. Solo Kamanja
4. Raksat El Atlas   9. Fen El Watar
5. Solo Tabla   10. Men Tangier Li Agadir
  11. Jardeni