Thanks a lot! I become speechless at the zest and enthusiasm that is RD. He is the quitessential artist with Lust For Life! The Van Gogh of Pop Music!
What humility! Another sign of greatness. RD's Harmonica has helped me win a Quiz too. I love to play the "Hai apna dil to awara..." song. The question posed was "What did RD do in the song?", and we got all the wierd answers like "he sang it" or even "he was on the train in the song". I knew that the mouthorgan bit of the song was rendered by RD even though the song was directed by SD Burman. I was just a few points short and this one helped me sail through.
True RD was a maestro of this instrument Harmonica. He also played a masterly piece in 'Dosti' song: 'Kaahe manwa dukh ki chinta'(before 2nd stanza) under Laxmikant Pyarelal's baton, when RD was not a fulltime MD.
Laxmikant and Pyarelal acted as assistants to R.D. in his debut film Chote Nawab (1961) which is on record in the titles of this movie. Similarly, R.D. played harmonica in Dosti which is also acknowledged in the titles of Dosti.
speechless...... just incredible......
ranachatterji 7 months ago
WHAT A GOLDEN PEICE
aruntube7 7 months ago
Dear Gupt63, this tune resembles 'Lehrake aya hai' of his own Waris(1969) closely.
srinivasanchanniga 7 months ago
@srinivasanchanniga Yes you are right . Its a mix of the above mentioned song from Waaris & the song "Raqqasa mera naam" from The Great Gambler
erectcockboy 4 months ago
I think this piece was composed very early by R D for an unreleased film of Guru Dutt
gupt63 7 months ago
great artist
musicgang1 8 months ago
master musician ,will miss him....
MrRdyal 11 months ago
Wow. This is very rare, not seen this before!
singingdoctor1 1 year ago
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Thanks a lot! I become speechless at the zest and enthusiasm that is RD. He is the quitessential artist with Lust For Life! The Van Gogh of Pop Music!
ileeshmach 1 year ago
It was a pleasant surprise to me. Thanks for the video. RD is Great.
shprd74 1 year ago
this music touches my soul,
parv1616 1 year ago
Thank you anandaananda1 for the appreciation. People like us still live with RDBurman's music.
srinivasanchanniga 1 year ago
fantastic,,,,,,, thanks srinivasan for uploading the video.
anandananda1 1 year ago
Thank you RDBRM720.
srinivasanchanniga 1 year ago
really superb :)
RDBRM720 1 year ago
R. D. means the swing, melody, tragedy, and ultimate.......
burmanda 1 year ago
Sure I will upload more from this video of live program by RD.
srinivasanchanniga 1 year ago
srinivas ji can u upload more of burman da - or give info on the cd - so that we can get to see more of him -
hitesh301 2 years ago
What humility! Another sign of greatness. RD's Harmonica has helped me win a Quiz too. I love to play the "Hai apna dil to awara..." song. The question posed was "What did RD do in the song?", and we got all the wierd answers like "he sang it" or even "he was on the train in the song". I knew that the mouthorgan bit of the song was rendered by RD even though the song was directed by SD Burman. I was just a few points short and this one helped me sail through.
gaurav1089 3 years ago 2
True RD was a maestro of this instrument Harmonica. He also played a masterly piece in 'Dosti' song: 'Kaahe manwa dukh ki chinta'(before 2nd stanza) under Laxmikant Pyarelal's baton, when RD was not a fulltime MD.
Thank you for posting srinivasan ji.
dilij1 3 years ago
Laxmikant and Pyarelal acted as assistants to R.D. in his debut film Chote Nawab (1961) which is on record in the titles of this movie. Similarly, R.D. played harmonica in Dosti which is also acknowledged in the titles of Dosti.
srinivasanchanniga 3 years ago
Great! thank you for the information srinivasan ji.
dilij1 3 years ago
Awesome!!! Now thats RD Burman da.....
lpfcdd 3 years ago
Thank you Ipfcdd.I have the Cd of his full live program.
srinivasanchanniga 3 years ago