Various - Dabke دبكة (Folk Songs Dances From Lebanon)

01 Fairuz - Ya Halaj Sannine
02 Rahbani Brothers - Raksat Al Manadil
03 Fairuz  - Medley Of Pop Songs
04 Rahbani Brothers -  Raksat Sharkiyya
05 Sabah  -  An Nada' Nada
06 Nasri Shamseddine  -  Tallou Esseyad
07 Sabah   - Marhabtein Oua Marhabtein
08 Zaki Nassif   - Raksat Al-Abarik
09  Sabah  - Enny Ya Menjayra
10 Zaki Nassif  - Leyletna
11 Wadi Al Safi  - Ammer Ya Maalem El Omar
12  Fairuz -  Ghomr El Ghadayer
13 Nasri Shamseddine   - Al Ali Eddar
14 Sabah  - Al Leylaki

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Sabah صباح - R.I.P 1927 / 2014 (Reloaded)

 

Sabah, an actress and singer considered an icon in the Arab World, has died, Lebanese media reported.

Al-Nahar newspaper said the Lebanese diva passed away on Wednesday morning at her residence at the age of 87. The Lebanese official news agency confimed her death, saying she passed away in Beirut.

During her more than six-decade long career, Sabah, who was born as Jeanette Gergis Al-Feghali, released over 50 albums and acted in 98 films.

She is reportedly the first Arabic singer who performed at Olympia in Paris, Carnegie Hall in New York, and Piccadilly Theatre in London and Sydney Opera House in Sydney, according to the Beirut-based Daily Star newspaper.

The deceased singer was born in Bdadoun, a Lebanese town in the Baabda-Aley province.

She is known for her multiple marriages, tying the knot with at least nine men.

She brought out her first song in 1940, while her parallel screen career began three years later in Egypt, the centre of the Arabic film industry.

She held Egyptian, Jordanian and US citizenship as well as Lebanese, and continued to perform and make television appearances into her 80s.

In Lebanon, she was humorously mocked for refusing to leave the limelight, clinging to youth through surgeries, marriages to younger men and garish outfits.

Sabah was nicknamed "Shahroura", Arabic for "singing bird" and "the Sabbouha," a diminutive for "Sabah" by millions of fans across the Middle East.

"Today, Lebanon lost a legend. Sabah is gone but she remains in our hearts," famed Lebanese pop singer Nancy Ajram said on Twitter.

"Her memory will remain in the minds and hearts of millions," she tweeted.

Lebanese politician Walid Jumblatt wrote on Twitter: "She was a great singer of a Lebanon that my generation knew, that will never come back".



( Source:   http://www.aljazeera.com )
















Morta a 87 anni la divina Sabah



Libano in lutto per la scomparsa , a 87 anni, di Sabah , vera e propria leggenda del canto e del cinema famosa in tutto il mondo arabo. Una carriera lunghissima durata oltre 70 anni  affiancata  a una vita sentimentale da vera diva ( sette mariti....) . " Per il Libano  è una perdita  enorme, ma la sua fama è andata oltre i confini del Libano invadendo ogni paese arabo ", ha detto il ministro dell'informazione di Beirut , Ramzi Jreij.  Sabah, nome d'arte per Jeanette Feghali, aveva debuttato come cantante nel 1940 e , qualche anno dopo, come attrice cinematografica , raccogliendo i più grandi successi sullo schermo in Egitto.
Interprete di circa 3000 canzoni, 98 film (libanesi ed egiziani)  e 27 spettacoli teatrali libanesi, Sabah  ha continuato ad apparire in programmi televisivi  ed eventi dal vivo fino a cinque anni fa .  Sabah è stata tra l'altro la prima cantante araba ad esibirsi  all'Olympia di Parigi e alla Albert Hall di Londra . La sua vita è stata segnata nei primi anni da una tragedia famigliare , quando un fratello ancora minorenne uccise la madre per punirla di presunte relazioni extraconiugali , e poi fuggi dal Libano.



(Fonte : Il Manifesto  )

Sito ufficiale di Sabah :  sabbouha.com




Sabah  صباح  - Dabke Volume 1  الدبكه اللبنانيه  



                                  



01 Shofto Belqantarh
02 Ya Bet Al-Den
03 Men Halwady
04 Geb El-Mgwz
05 Eny Ya Mngyrh
06 Yslam Lana Lebnan
07 Ala Dbkah Qomoa
08 Al-Nda Al-Nda
09 Ya Khyl Ballyl
10 Mrhbtyn
11 Aallyky


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 Sabah  صباح  - Dabke Volume 2  الدبكه اللبنانيه

01 Allah Maakom Ya Shabbab
02 Taala We Tetaamar
03 Aly Al Zaman
04 Aamer Farahkom
05 Dek El Kaff
06 Zaqfi Ya Shabab
07 Menawareen
08 Allou Albashayer
09 Qoumou Nerkoss
10 El Mjawazz Allah Yizeedou
11 Saide Leyletna Saide
12 Biayya Mdaress Aalmouk


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Sabah صباح - Shams Al Shamws شمس الشموس

01 Alo Bayrot
02 El Qalah
03 Atshanh Ya Sabaya
04 Al Warqh Khrtsht shwy
05 Men Al Sham Le Bayrot
06 Dabkh Men Hal Wady
07 Ya Bet El Den
08 Shofto BelQnater


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Sabah صباح - Ana hina انا هنا

01 Hasdyny Aly Hobk
02 Ana Hena
03 Habybt Amha
04 Qal Eih Beyhab
05 Dmah Khafyf
06 Kedba
08 Abw Aldlal Walbghddh



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Sabah  صباح  -  Ashqah We Mskenh  عاشقه ومسكينه

01 A El Deah
02 Ashqah We Meskenh
03 Yana Yana
04 Gany We Talb Al Smah
05 Zay El Asel
06 Kol Ma Bashofak

 HERE



 Sabah  صباح  -    Sabah Favorites

 01 Ah Ya Zein
02 Ali Ya Ali
03 Allo Beirut
04 Aal Nadda Nadda
05 Aal Rozana
06 Aal Asfourieh
07 Wassaltina L'Noss El Bir
08 Ghaltan Bel Nemra
09 Aal Rayeh Wel Jay
10 Jina El Dar
11 Yam El Eyoun El Attaleh


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More of SABAH  Here

Sabah صباح - Some albums

Sabah ( صباح‎; born Jeanette Gergis Al-Feghali, 10 November 1927 ) is a Lebanese singer and actress. She has released over 50 albums and has acted in 98 movies, as well as 20 stage plays. She has a reported 3,500 songs in her repertoire.Born in Bdadoun, Lebanon in 1927, she began singing and acting in the 1940s in Egyptian movies. She continues to perform both in concert and on television, including on such programs as Star Academy (the Arabic equivalent of the United Kingdom's Fame Academy), where she sang her new single onstage opposite a line of mannequins displaying costumes from several of her early films and musicals.

She is known to her affectionate fans as "Sabbouha", as well as "Al Shahroura" ("Song Bird"). Her only European TV performance was in 1980, when she was a guest on the French TV show Le Grand Echiquier where she performed "Saidi" and the duet "Aal Naddaa" with French singer Enrico Macias. In the 1990s, she and her former husband Fadi Lubnan (Kuntar) made a documentary about her life. In 2005, she released a new dance single and in 2006 a duet with Lebanese singer Rola. It is a remake of a 1970s hit. The accompanying video, in which Sabah is shown as "the notorious diva" to whom her younger colleague pays tribute, has received wide play on Arabic music channels.

On 10 November 2007, she received a rose and a phone call from General Aoun as a birthday gift. In recent years she has developed a close collaboration with singer Rola Saad in remaking some of her old hits, such as "Yana Yana". Sabah was hosted on Akher Man Yalam on 31 May 2010. Al Shahrourah, a TV drama based on her life aired during Ramadan 2011. She was portrayed by actress/singer Carole Samaha

Sabah - Favourite Oriental Melodies

A1 Shab Wistahla
A2 Laish Bitiz'al Laish Bitghar
A3 Qululi Limin B1 Ya Huwaidalak
B2 Abu Al-zuluf
B3 Lubnan Al-Dini Killa
B4 Al-Dabka

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Sabah - Sabah Favorites

01 Ah Ya Zein
02 Ali Ya Ali
03 Allo Beirut
04 Aal Nadda Nadda
05 Aal Rozana
06 Aal Asfourieh
07 Wassaltina L'Noss El Bir
08 Ghaltan Bel Nemra
09 Aal Rayeh Wel Jay
10 Jina El Dar
11 Yam El Eyoun El Attaleh

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Sabah - Aghany 'Aal Bal Vol. 1

01. Yana Yana
02. Ashka Wi Maskiena
03. Kol Ma Bshoufak
04. Jani Wa Talab El Samah
05. Qaime Dob Thiabi
06. Ana Hena
07. Habibet Oummaha
08. Sana Helwa (Happy Birthday)
09. Zay El 'Assal
10. Aal Asfourieh
11. Al Warka Khartasht
12. La'a Ya Melowaa' Le Albi


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Sabah - Aghany 'Aal Bal vol. 2

01. Shu Esmak
02. Al Sura Emdili
03. Kol Ma Bshoufak
04. Ya Habibi Ya Hayati
05. Allo Beirut
06. Saide Leyletna Saide
07. Dek El Kaff
08. Helwet Libnan
09. Ya Habayeb Jawezou
10. Daq El Bab

HERE