Shuklas : Talat-Geetadutt : Jaan Pehchan

I've got the following

350. Talat, Madhubala Zaveri - Aye Zamaane Bata (3:25)
351. Talat, Madhubala Zaveri - Dil Mera Tera Deewana (3:12)
352. Talat, Madhubala Zaveri - Hafiz Khuda Tumhara (3:08)
353. Talat, Madhubala Zaveri - Jab Se Maine Dil Lagaaya (3:26)
354. Talat, Madhubala Zaveri - Kehne Ko Bahot Kuch (3:10)
355. Talat, Madhubala Zaveri - Pyar Ki Rut Dorangi Saajan (3:13)
356. Talat, Madhubala Zaveri - Tum Kaun Ho Rajkumari (2:55)
357. Talat, Madhubala Zaveri, Manna - Jao Jao Jao (3:23)

Shuklas here are some Uploads which were listed by Extenok and I also have the same tracks downloaded from the official site of Talat Mahmood, but I would request Extenok to please check for the audio quality. If you have a better quality, then please U/L in this thread and I would delete them.


Track 1:Talat & Madhubala Zaveri - Aye Zamaane Bata (3:25)- Film: DOST

Track 2:Talat & Madhubala Zaveri - Dil Mera Tera Deewana (3:12)-Film: Apni Izzat

Track 3:Talat & Madhubala Zaveri - Hafiz Khuda Tumhara (3:08)-Film: Naqab Posh

Track 4:Talat & Madhubala Zaveri - Jab Se Maine Dil Lagaaya (3:26)-Film: DOST


Mohd.

Remaining Tracks:-

5-Talat & Madhubala Zaveri - Kehne Ko Bahot Kuch (3:10)-DIWALI KI RAAT (1956)

6-Talat & Madhubala Zaveri - Pyar Ki Rut Dorangi Saajan (3:13)-APNI IZZA (1952)

7-Talat & Madhubala Zaveri - Tum Kaun Ho Rajkumari (2:55)-RAJPUT (1952)

8-Talat, Madhubala Zaveri & Mannadey - Jao Jao Jao (3:23)- RAJPUT (1952)




Mohd.

All the songs I've listed have been downloaded from the official website & are 128kbps quality. If Mohammed bhai has also downloaded from there, then there shouldn't be any difference in the song quality.

There were three TALAT songs listed in Dost-1954 by Harminder Singh.

Two Of them Mohd Sahab u'loaded-Duets with Madhubala Zaveri

the third one is a solo- Aaye Bhi Akele

but there is one more Duet not listed

Tere Raste Pe Hamne-(is it Lata With Talat Saab)

CM, with all due respect, are you sure you aren't mixing up this song from Kavi (1954) with Dost (1954).

Check the official list here
Another list featuring the Duets of Talat Mehmood : HMV Golden Collection here

Thank you for the song.

You are right sir I made a mistake.

It is From Kavi.

[To,
Extonek,
My name is S N Chari and am a member of hamaraforums.com.i notice you are a great fan of Talat Mahmood.I too am a great fan of Talatsaab as well as being a reasonably good friend of his.I now stay in Chennai and would like to know whether you would have original 78 rpm recordings of some of his early non-film songs.
I shall appreciate your response.
thousandsuns
Member 530

Dears :

One of the rare song by Talat Mahmood from Film : Shobha

Music : Robin Chaterjee

Mahobatt na hoti zamana na hota...tadapne ka koi bahana na hota..

( Its not CD quality....since it was recoded from Radio.)

Dear Thousandsuns,

I love Talat sahab's voice & his renditions both film & non-film. I am a very young fan, comparatively. I have only recently (4 years back) discovered Talat Mahmood's unique voice & started treasuring his songs. Unfortunately, I do not possess any 78 rpm recordings. My only sources of his songs are HamaraForums.com, his official website and popular songs easily available in the Pakistani market.
I'm hopeful that others could help you in that regard. We've some real good Talat Mahmood collectors here. If Mohd2004, Unni, Cinemaniac2, Shuklas are reading this, I'm sure they might be able to help you.

[Dear Extonek,
Thank you for your response.There are only a few non- songs of Talat Mahmood sung in the early part of his career for HMV which he has resung in 1961 and 1967.I only want a few of these resung songs if someone is fortunate to have the original 78 rpm songs with him/her.I give below the short list:
1) Ghame indagi ka yarab na mila koyi kinara
2) Gungunate huey gaate huey aa jaa te ho tum
3)Ay andaleeb-e-aar jaane ko hai bahar
4) aa gayee phir se baharen aa gayee
5) Ro ro beeta jeevan sara
6) Dil ki duniya basa gaya hai kaun
7) Baharen jismo jaan hai aur
8) Chand lamhe teri mehfil mein
9) Raaten gujar di hai
10) In bheegi bheeghi raton mein
11) panchi preet ki reet nibha
I have some of the above songs but the recordings are not good.Some that I have downloaded from talatmahmood.com website are not at all up to the mar.Hence the reason for my search for better versions of the above songs
Thousand suns

Chari-ji:

I am uploading the version I have of "Ro Ro Beeta Jeevan Saara". I don't know if it is the original or a re-recording. The same album also contains one more song you listed, "Ghame zindagi ka yarab".

Dear Shri Unni,
I thank you for uploading the Talat non-film song "Ro ro beeta jeevan sara".I got it downloaded but unfortunately it is the resung version and I was present at this recording in 1962.
Since the album you have also contains "Ghame jindagi ka yaarab na mila koyi sahara" I am afraid this too would be a resung version
Thanks for your kind gesture.
Regards
Thousandsuns

Chari-ji:

I have highlighted in your message what really made me sit up!

Sir, may I trouble you? It would be fascinating for us to learn from you about your first-hand experience of attending a song-recording.

As and when convenient to you, would you please post your recollections of that occasion (and perhaps other live recording sessions you may have attended). We would be immensely appreciative.

I have always wondered how long it took for a single song to be recorded in the 50's and 60's. I guess, in this instance of Talat-sahab re-recording "Ro Ro Beeta", presumably the number of "rehearsals" would have been far less.

Please describe for us the studio, give us an approximate idea of the number of musicians, recreate the very atmosphere of the occasion, if possible.

Sir, I envy you!

Dear Shri Unni,
I am happy to share some of my experiences of a byegone era.Talatsaab and I became reasonably good friends in 1959.Though I was an avid fan of his the relationship between us was one of warm friendship and that is how I could prevail upon him to take me to his recordings.In 1960 he took me to the first film recording for the picture "Chhaya" in which he sang "Ansoo samajh ke kyun mujhe".This took about 7 hours, what with repeated takes and break for lunch etc.This was an unforgettable experience for one another reason;I had to go hungry from 10 a,m to 4-30 p.m as the lunch was non-vegetarian and I could'nt partake of it.I had to be content with 3 cups of tea.Later on he also took me for the recording "Aankhon mein masti sharab ki" from the same film.I can tell you that watching a recording was really a boring affair for one had to spend so many hours cooped up inside the sound studio.
The resung private songs of his were recorded in 1962 at the HMV studio on Sir P.M Road which was on the 3rd Floor.He would sing in a large room and we would be about 7 feet away from him.There were only about six musicians:tabla,violin,guitar and other light instruments.
When he resung his earlier private ghajals he would sing about 7 0r 8 at one sitting as he was very much familiar with the tunes.In that one session he sang "ro ro beeta.Ghame jindagi ka yaarab,Ay andaleeb-ejaar jaane ko hai bahar,Chand lamhh teri mehfil mein,Mera pyar mujhe lauta do,Hangame gham se tang aakar.All these songs are contained in the LP "Ghajals to remember",his first released non-film songs.The other songs in the same LP were in his original version as he had sung them just a year or two before and probably the matrix of those songs were with the HMV.
One vivid recollection: When he sang into the microphone we would not be able to hear his voice over the sounds of the music,even though we would be only seven feet from him.He had such a soft voice.
When he sang the private songs for the LP he would polish off the songs in the first take.I left Bombay in 1973 and whenever he had a concert in Chennai,he would phone me on arrival and invite me for his show and make me sit in the first row.He was one of the best human beings I have ever met in my life.The last time I physically met him was on 2-12-1992 when I had gone to Bombay for a wedding.Of course I would phone him up from Chennai maybe once in 4 or 5 months and whenever I would be in Bombay during the years 1974 to 1990 I would invariably look him up at his home "Sunbeam" at BaNDRA.
I had about 30 78 nrpm records of his private songs(about 60 songs) which I brought with me to Chennai in 1973.However in a weak moment I gave it all away in 1986 to a Bombay friend who visited me at Chennai and requested for these songs.I very much regret that decision today
These are some of the experiences associated with Talatsaab.
Regards
Thousandsuns