"Sudo Sudu (kavi)" - W. D. Amaradeva, Milton Perera and Sujatha Attanayake (Sudo Sudu, 1965)

[ransilw]

thank you!! ! !!!!!



[thilzz]

thank u very much,, would love to hear the rest of it.

[jmgabriel99]

Oh, my God, Baby Sandya, My childhood friend, she lived in armour street flats.I remember the day we went to see Mr, N M Perera's, campaign. Just the two of us, got afraid of firework & ran home. I wonder where she is.

[Dr196903]

I still remember the book 'Sudo Sudu' by Sagara Palansuriya aka Keyas we used to read.

Masterpiece in Sri lanka literature.

Thanks for bringing back the memories.

Regards

Vidhura

[palithabatu]

Thanks for posting this clip, Milton Perera too sings. The only Saruwada player in SL plays the instrument.

He played the same instrument with the harp in the song "Sarawanabawa" by Mohideen baig.

Harp is played in this Kavi too.

Somadasa Elvitigala was the Orchestra leader at the then Radio Ceylon.

Rgds

Palitha

[HumanFrailtz]

Thank you for all the information. Oh yeah, it's Milton not Dharmadasa. Corrected. A lot of nice instruments.. I didn't know about the Saruwada. "Sarawana Bawa" is a classic from Maestro Rocksamy.

[palithabatu]

Sorry I could not mention the name of harp and sarvada player, He was "SADA PATTIARACHCHI".

they were all old Royalists.

rgds

Palitha

[pooji9]

Some Royalist PATTIARACHCHIs were directly related (nephew's) to Sumitra Peiris.

Is Sada too ?

[palithabatu]

Dear Pooji,

I am not sure, I have met Sada uncle a few times at Rocks residence, with Shelton Perera and Gamini Fonseka for paduru parties, I was in my teens at that time, but these are the memories, I have no words to explain, from classical, Kavi, eastern, western, arabic, hindustaan, spanish, mariachchi or what ever

They use to perform till dawn.

After a meal of "Kiribath" they all leave.

rgds

Palitha

[Tharupaba]

Thank you so much. A classical masterpiece.!

[HumanFrailtz]

You're welcome.. Indeed.

[usenarath]

Thank sfor this Classic.

[HumanFrailtz]

You're welcome.