 This album, originally available only on tape and LP, was re-released in January 2012 on CD.The group followed up in 1983 with "Food of Love", which again offered music for two full belly dance routines, and featured traditional Egyptian, Armenian, and Persian songs played on traditional instruments.The band's next album, "Beyond the Tenth", was released in 1989, and included popular Arabic, Turkish, Greek, Armenian and Israeli songs sung in their native tongues, backed by traditional saz, oud, clarinet, zurna, and hand drums.