Khaleej Music

Jufoun Alathara	جفون العذارى	1
Longa Bayati	لونغا بياتي	2
Longa Hijaz	لونغا حجاز	3
Longa Nawathir	لونغانواثر	4
Longa Nahawand #1	لونغا نهوند 1	5
Longa Nahawand #2	لونغا نهوند 2	6
Rajnasi	رجنسي	7
Sadati	سادتي	8
Sali Albarq	سلي البرق	9
Samaii Rast	سماعي راست	10
Sirto Hijaz	سيرتو حجاز	11
Sawt Muhayyar	صوت محيّر	12
Taqseem- Group	تقسيم- الفرقه	13
Taqseem Kurd	تقسيم كرد	14
Taqseem Nahawand	تقسيم نهوند	15
Yadhabyat Albaan	ياظبية البان	16
Ya tair Albaan	ياطير البان	17

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Ahawil Kul Youm Ansaak	أحاول كل يوم أنساك	1
Mata	متى	2
Sawt Alsahara	صوت الصحارى	3
Banaat Alhei	بنات الحي	4
Ya Bu Fahd	يابوفهد	5
Ya Men Ala Alaashiq	يامن على العاشق	6
Yama Aththabni Hawak	ياما عذبني هواك	7

Additional Songs by Awadh Doukhi

Ahibbak	أحبك ولو تكون هاجر	1
Astahil Sallamt ُEleik Amri	أستاهل سلّمت اليك أمري	2
Asmar hilaiwa	أسمر حليوه	3
Ismaa Hayati	إسمع حياتي	4
Alasl Teyyib	الأصل طيّب	5
Alouioun Altunisiyyah	العيون التونسيه	6
Ahiaf Mraqaa	أهيف مرقّع	7
Bata Saji Altaraf	بات ساجي الطرف	8
Baad Aih	بعد إيه	9
Beina Jufni	بين جفني راحت الاطراف	10
Tisallim	تسلّم	11
Taadani WAsallam	تعداني وسلم	12
Taallaqa qalbi	تعلق قلبي	13
Jeena Min Altaif	جينا من الطايف	14
Hubbak Sabani	حبك سباني	15
Raih Ala Fein	رايح على فين	16
Sara Leili	سرى ليلى	17
Saha Altair	صحى الطير	18
Tala Aljafa	طال الجفا	19
Ashiqtuhu	عشقته	20
Atani Almahabba	عطاني المحبه	21
Alashanu	علشانه	22
Ala Shati Alwadi	على شاطئ الوادي	23
Aini Aleina	عيني علينا	24
Ouiounak Qataat Qalbi	عيونك قطعت قلبي	25
Fi Sullam Altaira	في سلم الطايره	26
Qud Tathakkart	قد تذكرت سويعات الاصيل	27
Kaheel Altaraf	كحيل الطرف	28
Marmar Zamani	مرمر زماني	29
Maqadeer	مقادير	30
Mawwal #1	موال 1	31
Mawwal #2	موال 2	32
Mawwal #3	موال 3	33
Mawwal #4	موال 4	34
Mawwal #5	موال 5	35
Mawwal #6	موال 6	36
Wardak	وردك يازارع الورد	37
Ya Badee Aljamaal	يابديع الجمال	38
Ya Sari Ya Khabbirini	ياساري ياخبريني	39
Ya Sahibi	ياصاحبي	40
Ya Qamar	ياقمر تسلملي عينك	41
Ya Leilah	ياليلاه	42
Ya Msafir	يامسافر	43
Ya Mawqid Alnaar	ياموقد النار	45
Ya Naas Ana Mahroum	ياناس انا محروم	46
Ya Hajrna	ياهاجرنا	47
Ya Ward	ياورد	48
Yihya Omar Qal	يحيى عمر قال	49

عبدالله رشاد               Abdallah Rashad
	Aalim Bihaali	عالم بحالي	1
	Ashaqtuhu	عشقته	2
	Maashi	ماشي	3
	Saafaru	سافروا	4

Music of Saudi Arabia Both Western and traditional music are very popular in Saudi Arabia. Like many of its Persian Gulf neighbors, khaleeji folk traditions are popular styles. The most distinguished musician in recent Saudi history is Tariq Abdulhakeem, who composed hundreds of famous Saudi songs for himself as well as for other singers. Saraj Omar has become a very prominent composer after composing the music for the Saudi national anthem. In 1999, the 1st Arab Pioneers Festival, which was held in Cairo under the patronage of the Arab League, honored four of the lead composers in Saudi Arabia: Tariq Abdulhakeem, Ghazi Ali, Mohammed Al-Senan, and Mohammed Shafique. Mohammed Al-Senan is the first Arab composer who won the 1st Place World Wide Award in the first Children International Nile Song Festival which was held in Cairo in September 1998, for his song "I Love You Mom". Later musicians include the pan-Arab star Mohamed Abdu, Saudi Arabia's first pop star, and the late Talal Maddah, known as the "Sound of the Earth", who died in August 2000 while singing in the summer festival on the stage of Al-Muftaha Theatre in the southern region of Saudi Arabia. Of the same generation was the 'ud virtuoso Abadi al Jawhar, and lately Abdul-Majeed Abdullah came strongly to the scene. Saudi traditional music is quite limited, however. The migratory lifestyle of the bedouin militated against carrying excess baggage, including musical instruments. Simple rhythms, with the beat counted by clapping or striking together everyday implements formed the basis of the music. Instruments like the double-reeded ney or the stringed rababa were sometimes used, after being obtained in cosmopolitan cities such as Basrah, Baghdad, and Jeddah. Music, however, is considered "sinful" by some Muslims. This is based, in part, on certain ahadith which speak negatively of non-percussion musical instruments and the idea that music and art are distractions from God. Particularly in the early days of the current Saudi state, religious authorities were quick to repress music other than the rhythmic percussion that still dominates contemporary Saudi music. The advent of radios, tape and CD players in the country saw the attendant growth of shops supporting them. Most cities of any size now have crowded music shops. With the coming of satellite TV, music video stations, ranging from MTV (Europe and Lebanon versions), VH1, and assorted European and Arabic music channels are very popular. Samri is a popular traditional music and dance.