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Raquy and the Cavemen : Dust
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Progressive Middle-Eastern Music, HEAVY on the percussion. Features Rock/Electronic arrangements to Turkish, Persian and Arabic belly dance music and electrifying percussion compositions led by Raquy Danziger.
Genre: World: Middle East Contemporary
Release Date: 2003
Dust Record Label: Raquy and the Cavemen
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Yietierre 2:39 $0.99
Dust 3:36 $0.99
Dumbek Duet 2:37 $0.99
Kurdish 4:11 $0.99
Tanan 1:53 $0.99
Raquin 4:35 $0.99
Riq Duet 3:30 $0.99
Hafla 4:17 $0.99
Axarai 5:49 $0.99
Huseyni Saz Samai 7:21 $0.99
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Album Notes

When Middle Eastern music extraordinaire Raquy Danziger joined forces with hard rock musician Liron Peled, the result was dark, powerful Middle Eastern music with a heavy emphasis on Arabic drumming, backed by a band of Arab and Israeli musicians.

Raquy, the leader of the group, plays the Iranian Kamanche, a rare and exotic bowed instrument reminiscent of an ancient violin. She is most known for her electrifying performances of original percussion compositions on the dumbek (Arabic hand drum), which leave audiences awestruck.

The group's 1st CD, "DUST", explores the fascinating genre of Progressive Middle-Eastern music with its rich variety of exotic instruments, pulsating rhythms, and evocative scales.
DUST has received nationwide recognition, reaching the top 20 on the CMJ chart for multiple weeks.
Their 2nd CD "Jordan" was released in 2005 and "Naked", their 3rd CD, in 2007.

Raquy and the Cavemen have appeared at Lollapalooza, Central Park Summerstage and the North by Northeast festival among others. They are performing regularly in the US with occasional tours in Canada, Israel, Egypt and the West Indies.

Raquy and the Cavemen also give workshops and master classes in Middle-Eastern drumming.

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REVIEWS

author: Wendy Collings
Interesting sounds, and the arrangements really bring them out well. A good variety of pieces. It's also good to see some info about the instruments, rhythm bases, etc in the liner notes.
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author: Vicki
Good CD. Can\'t wait till I get more of theirs. (Isn\'t it Christmas yet?)
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dust
author: jan gipcie
Great dancing music, which is what I bought it for, but also great for working & driving - anytime you're moving!
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Attention All Belly Dancers
author: cygemini29
I can't stop dancing to this cd! Each song is absolutely awesome. My favorite is Kurdish! That song is dramatic and powerful!!!!!! All belly dancers should have these cd. Music like this is hard to come across!!!
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