Thread: Rompi Rompi - BD for Fame and Fortune version

A local dancer is using this music in my show, I'm trying to burn the show CD but I'm missing this piece. I can't find it on itunes or e-music. Does anyone know where I can get it? The dancer in question is having computer problems and can't send me the file.

Thank you!

Emailing you, Lauren. ..g.:

This CD is sold by Stella Gray in New York, the same person who now owns Habibi magazine.

Thank you both!

It's a CD I definitely want to get my hands on, I've heard it has lots of nice & short tracks.

Huh. That reminds me - is it time to have another 'where's my Habibi' thread? I paid for the magazine a couple of years ago and so far I've only gotten about two copies, I think.

Originally Posted by *Shira*

This CD is sold by Stella Gray in New York, the same person who now owns Habibi magazine.

Scherezade Imposts (http://scheherezadeimports.com/) carries this CD. I love this music for beginners -- several different styles, mostly short. ;-)

I am curious about this CD: as great songs there are most of the Turkish tunes just do not sound Turkish (especially I keep on wondering why Rompi Rompi sounds to be somehow "off-the-beat") so are the musicians in this one Greek or Armenian or just "American" as tunes feel to be "close but not close enough"

Unfortunately I have lost my original copy but still i think this CD is excellent for AmCab or "American vintage Turkish" but for real Turkish Rom I would rather recommend something else (by Turkish Rom musicians).

i have this cd..mogodar band ..we go through many copies in the studio, so it is in my computer.it is a wonderful cd, great floor/chifti section, old style.
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