here is one of the new ones but rare though

raton ke saaye ghane, jab bojh dil par bane

music by salilda ( I think so)

here is one of the new ones but rare though

raton ke saaye ghane, jab bojh dil par bane

music by salilda ( I think so)


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Reviving my old thread - with a nice, rare Lata number - from the film BINDYA (1960) - music of Iqbal Qureshi and Lyrics of Rajinder Krishan

Nasha sa chhaa gaya, Lata, Bindya 1960, Iqbal Qureshi_Rajinder Krishan, VCD
3:07, 128 kbps

Nasha sa chhaa gaya, sanam tere pyar ka
Mazaa sa aa gaya, sanam tere pyar ka


Sri

Sri

Great to see this wonderful thread being revived. A melodious, pert number by LM. Had not heard it before. Thank you.

Thank you, Madhavi !

This one is a nice, lively number from Hrishikesh Mukherjee's film 'Mem-didi'...sung on-screen by a young and pretty Tanuja. There's also the typical Salil Chowdhury chorus - singing in harmony - accompanying Lata Mangeshkar.

Bhulado zindagi ke gham,Lata, Mem-didi 1961, SalilChowdhury-Shailendra, VCD
3:13 ; 128 kbps


Sri

Here is a relatively rare number from Ram aur Shyam (1967) - music of Naushad

Maine kab tumse kaha tha, Lata, Ram aur Shyam 1967, Naushad_Shakeel Badayuni, CD
3:34 ; 128 kbps

The style is a little different from the traditional Naushad.....he had begun experimenting a bit during that period - moving out of his usual mould, now and then. This song, for example, does not have the earlier Naushad touches except in some places - thus making it not so easy to identify it as a Naushad composition just by listening to the first few lines of the song.

However, one characteristic nuance in his music - having different tunes for the different antaras (which I have discussed earlier on the Naushad forum), gives him away - the second antara in this song is different from the first and the third, and has different interlude music too !


Sri

Thanks Sri

Another rare song of Lata

Film: Devdas
Lyrics: Gulzar
Music: Pancham

Unreleased song from film: Devdas

128kbps CDQ 44.1 Khz Duration: 3.02 min

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Ye bhi rare song hai. Aaj 1 April hai

good one !!

Sri,

Using your thread to upload a rare request by DK(Dharmaan Khann)...

SO-Memsaab(1971)-Mere Pyar Hain Bhool Bhulaiyan(LM_VermaM).mp3
128/4.56

Will download soon.

This is Not By Lata Mangeshkar .........

You're most welcome!! Thanks for the song

Sri

A relatively rare number from the film Sunghursh 1968 - music of Naushad :

Chhedo na dil ki baat abhi tum nashe mein ho, Lata, Sunghursh 1968, Naushad_Shakeel Badayuni, CD
3:45 ; 128 kbps


Sri

Oops, Sri completely forgot about the second half of your title...sorry about that.

O NatKhat Chulbule Chintu ....

yeh pehle bataana tha na ... Saari meri Ratio Kharaab ho gayi .. lol

puzzled !!! i have a first half and a second half title.......courtesy some members........even though i don't wish to be 'entitled' !! which one are you referring to......and why the 'sorry' ????

Solos and duets from the 50s and the 60s

Thanks a lot madhvi

YVW Pinky...

Oh ! I got it now !!
Never mind...a small grace period may be allowed .....so 71 is ok !!


Sri

A perfectly sweet, melodious and lovely song - sung by Lata and Hemant Kumar - this song was a rare composition for Hindi films by the famous composer duo Viswanathan-Ramamoorthy, who were like the Shankar-Jaikishan of Tamil films - churning out a large number of popular hits, year after year.

Laut gaya gham ka zamana, Lata_Hemant Kumar, Naya admi 1956, ViswanathanRamamoorthy_RajinderKrishan
CD rip courtesy mohd2004
3:22 ; 128 kbps

The end of the first antara (verse) features Lata and Hemant Kumar singing 'in harmony' on different octaves - a feature which is relatively rarely used in our music.


Sri

This one is a lovely Jaidev number :

Subah ka intezar kaise karen, Lata, Joru ka bhai 1955, Jaidev_Sahir
CD rip - courtesy Talaikya - HF
3:15 ; 128 kbps


Sri

thanks to talaikya and sri for reuploading.

Lakshmi

Today, I somehow remembered this song.....and thought I should share it. Such a loveable song - pleasant, soothing, romantic, melodious and soft - from the great partnership of Lata Mangeshkar and music director C Ramchandra. The composer sings this duet with his favourite singer...and goes by his surname 'Chitalkar' as was his practice.

I simply love the 'mood' of this song !

Phir wohi chand wohi gham, Lata_Chitalkar, Baarish 1957, C Ramchandra_RajinderKrishan, CD
3:22 ; 128 kbps

Many years later (7, to be precise) Rajinder Krishan would use the same mukhda (first line) with just one change - replacing the word 'chand' with the word 'shaam' - and we had that famous solo of Talat Mahmood from the film Jahan Ara - 'Phir wohi shaam wohi gham, wohi tanhaai hai' !


Sri

This is a nice, lively number from 1951 - Lata's voice was so charmingly nice in that era. This one is a duet with Suraiya.

Bedard shikari, Lata_Suraiya, Sanam 1951, Husnlal Bhagatram_Qamar Jalalabadi
2:33, 128 kbps
from HF


Sri

Here is a nice, sad song - from the film Black cat (1959), sung by Lata - in her inimitable style.

This version is the extended film version - and is much clearer in sound quality compared to the audio CD.

Sitare raah takte hain, Lata, Black cat 1959, N Dutta_Jan Nissar Akhtar, VCD
4:11 ; 128 kbps


Sri

Million Thanks Sri for this excellent Janisar Akhtar-Lata-NDutta combo. Its really a crisp audio and now I can replace the CD version with this one. A real pity that HMV/RPG wallas are giving music lovers all worthless versions of the old songs , editing sound and degarading music quality when they can provide these film versions. I think there is no music lover now in HMV/RPG

You're welcome, Mohd - it;s only because of committed members like yourself who can appreciate going to any length to get a better quality version of a good song....that's it's worthwhile to upload such songs!!

HMV may suffer from a peculiar situation - they have the audio rights to the songs - but their own versions have been poorly stored and have degenerated - while some films have been preserved better by their producers. So, the film's soundtrack may have better audio quality, but that source is out of reach for HMV who do not own those rights.On the other hand, the producers may have a better audio version - but cannot release it because they do not hold the audio rights - which is why we are seeing 'video' releases rather than audio ones from their side.

We have to depend on members like ourselves to hunt through various sources and find the best available track. But many times, even after finding a track with decent sound quality, I feel that the songs that I heard in my younger days on the radio or on gramophone records were of better quality....I only hope that someone, someday will be able to re-master all these treasures and give us back the original sound quality !!

Sri

Sri: Thank you for some wonderful numbers in excellent quality one can find. Thank you also for the background information.

most welcome, akbaralibhai !!

Sri thank you for the short snippets that you provide along with the songs... enjoyed listening to the song once again with the info. Any other instance that you remember when the singers sing on different octaves?

something somewhat similar in the first few notes of 'zameen se hamen aasmaan par' - rafi and asha - from adalat (madan mohan)

sri

Here is a sweet, smooth Lata number :

Tum ho saath raat bhi haseen hai, Lata, Mohar 1959, Madan Mohan_Rajinder Krishan, CD
3:22 ; 128 kbps


Sri

On request from Madhavi :

Husn ki baharen liye, Lata, Benazir 1964, SDBurman (asst RDBurman)_Shakeel Badayuni, VCD
3:19 ; 160 kbps

This film also had the rare combination of Shakeel Badayuni working with S D Burman

See the following link for some more discussions about this song ( in this very thread )
http://www.hamaraforums.com/index.php?show...4698&st=30#



Sri

Thank you Sri... have been listening to the song... heavily influenced by your conjectures it does seem to have touches of RD but would never have guessed it by myself... Just checked up on Jaidev too, his Joru Ka Bhai was released in 1955... so when did he stop being SDB's assistant? I know he was involved willingly or unwillingly in the Lata/SDB rift, so he must have been involved with SDB's albums later too.

Jaidev was associated with SDBurman till 1960 as far as i know - Manzil was probably his last one with SDB.

In 1961 he had his first hit - and whatta hit !! Hum dono - his 4th film and his best score. After that he must have been on his own - though it was definitely odd that he didn't get more films than he actually did - esp immediately after Hum dono. But then, that's life in film-land!

Sri

Sri bhai there was another great work of jaidev during the initial
years in 1963 release "Kinare Kinare".

SDB also had another good orchestrator/music arranger who was
not given much attention or recognition, though he was there with him
from Baazi days till 60s. If you see the records or the movies
Baazi and Pyasa, you will find his name as asstt. music director
or simply asstt. He was "Suharid Kar". A great arranger of his time.
Pancham and Jaidev in their interviews had taken his name many
times. In fact, pancham had said in an interview that SDB used to
make mukhdas and the antras were composed by Jaidev Verma (Jaidev)
and Suharid. Suharid Kar had also independently scored for the
hindi movie "Kanch ki gudiya" starring Manoj Kumar and Sayeeda Khan.
The best known duet of the movie was "saath ho tum aur raat jawaan"
sung by Mukesh and Asha.

Yes - very true Mahesh. Apart from Kinare kinare, Jaidev also had 'Mujhe jeene do' in 1963...but after that he didn't get much work, though he did a great job in these 2 films.

Suhrid Kar also assisted SDB in two other well known films - Munimji 1955 and Paying Guest 1957.

The song you mentioned from 'Kanch ki gudiya' 1961 (saath ho tum aur raat jawan), composed by Suhrid Kar is such a lovely number and was popular on the radio in those days !

Sri

Please send me the song named "Mori Cham Cham Baaje Paayaliyaa" in the film Ghoongat 1960
Will thax u a lot and Thanks in Advance
Regards =mamay=

Madan Mohan was also a co composer for this film. There is a superb Lata number which goes Ghazab hai idhar meree jaaN pe banee hai[i]. The song needs airing!

Welcome to HF - music-lover !

You are right - some of the songs of this film were composed by Madan Mohan. The Lata song from Naya Aadmi that you are referring to is 'Ajab hai yeh duniya, ajab zindagi hai', i think.

I don't seem to have it - if any other member does have it - would request them to kindly upload.


Sri

The song is available here:
http://www.hamaraforums.com/index.php?s=&a...st&p=412614

Hari Ram

Thanks a lot for the link - Hari !

Sri

There was another song in the film by Lata

Alwidaa jaan-e-wafaa meree manzil aa gayee

which is cut from the DVD and VCD that I have seen nor has it been issued in any Lata collection

hi
this is a rare beautiful song from the movie 'aarti' , from the year 1962. music by roshan and lyrics by majrooh. the other beautiful song from this movie is 'aap ne yaad dilaya' rendered by rafi.
enjoy.

Click to view attachmentClick to view attachmentheres two songs from 'chitrslekha' 1964. both are classical. music by roshan and lyrics sahir ludhianvi.
1. woh chup rahe to - very soulful lyrics
2. eri jaane na doongi - a lively number
enjoy



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would someone have tie laga ke and jare jadugar songs from bhabhi 1957? music by chitragupt