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Instrumental song at clubs was egyptian sounding with a siren. What was it?
There was a song always played at dance clubs in the late 80's and 90's. It was instrumental, no words. It had a long siren, and it sounded like it had some egyptian in it. What is the name of that song or who does it?
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