I was first alerted to the presence of saxophones when I heard the haunting and unexpected interlude music of “Awaaz Deke” (Professor 1962). Interestingly, I’ve found that in Hindi film music (due in large part to maestro Manohari Singh whose soprano sax sets your heart on fire in “...
Obviously. Jim Morrison himself would have smiled from heaven had he lived to hear R.D. Burman’s genius use of thecathedral-like organ as a primary instrumental. And sure, the size Rajesh Khanna’s shirt collar warrants its own zipcode and maybe Tanuja could easily hide a dead body in ...
10 – Nallya Savimathe – Lover you speak beautiful words 11 – Yerida Gunginalli – The drink that has gone up Posted by Moos at 6:24 AM Categories Bollywood,India 2comments on Asia Classics 1 The South Indian Film Music of Vijaya Anand Dance Raja Dance Luaka Bop 1992...
musical origins. Before the arrival of the Mangeshkars onto the filmi musical scene, female singing in Hindi films was dominated by artists with heavy, nasal voices, such asSuraiyyaandShamshad Begum. Once music directors had the opportunity to work with the Mangeshkars, things changed forever: t...
(Junglee, 1961): The Rafi version of this number is an all-time classic. Although the Lata version is less popular, it is still beautiful in its own right and brings up an interesting point about scales in tandem songs from this era. In almost all cases that I can think of, music ...
” Unlike many songs in Bollywood movies that serve as fillers, this song is actually instrumental in advancing the plot. The song is played in the background at a soiree that is attended by many of the film’s major characters. During the course of the song, a lot of important things ...
was one of Lata Mangeshkar’s earliest hits in the Bengali music industry, and Bengalis have cherished thecollaboration between Lata and Salilever since this major musical milestone. –Mr. 55 P.S: As an extra tidbit of trivia, it has been said that the only non-classical record found in ...
(Junglee, 1961): The Rafi version of this number is an all-time classic. Although the Lata version is less popular, it is still beautiful in its own right and brings up an interesting point about scales in tandem songs from this era. In almost all cases that I can think of, music ...
(Junglee, 1961): The Rafi version of this number is an all-time classic. Although the Lata version is less popular, it is still beautiful in its own right and brings up an interesting point about scales in tandem songs from this era. In almost all cases that I can think of, music ...
(Junglee, 1961): The Rafi version of this number is an all-time classic. Although the Lata version is less popular, it is still beautiful in its own right and brings up an interesting point about scales in tandem songs from this era. In almost all cases that I can think of, music ...