Arabesque

By Alex Chadwick

Published December 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM EST

Guest host Alex Chadwick talks to the music journalist, Andy Morgan, about a compilation CD called, Rough Guide to Arabesque. The music is Arabic-flavored and mixed with hip-hop influences.

Alex Chadwick

For more than 30 years, Alex Chadwick has been bringing the world to NPR listeners as an NPR News producer, program host and currently senior correspondent. He's reported from every continent except Antarctica.

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