Vintage Gold, rare soundtracks from the golden era Options

[smahesh]

hello friends,
starting a thread for some rare soundtrack of classic films.
starting with the 1947 noorjehan classic-jugnu @192kbps.here are the details-
1]-aaj ki raat saaze dile purdard na ched-noorjehan-faiz ahmed faiz-3.28,
2]-desh ki purkaif hawayein-roshanara begum-m g adeeb-4.54,
3]-humein to shaam e gham mein-noorjehan-m g adeeb/ashgar sarhadi-3.19


enjoy,
mahesh

[smahesh]

mohd bhai and urzung khan sahab,
all songs in rajkumari's voice were released on columbia and shamshad begum's on HMV.
regards,
mahesh

This post has been edited by smahesh: Apr 5 2008, 12:14 PM

[urzung khan]

mohd bhai and urzung khan sahab,
all songs in rajkumari's voice were released on columbia and shamshad begum's on HMV.
regards,
mahesh

There is one thing more. In the movie, Rajkumari's voice was used
for songs picturised on Nargis and Shamshad's voice for Veena.

[smahesh]

mohd bhai and urzung khan sahab,
all songs in rajkumari's voice were released on columbia and shamshad begum's on HMV.
regards,
mahesh

There is one thing more. In the movie, Rajkumari's voice was used
for songs picturised on Nargis and Shamshad's voice for Veena.

that's confusing.
the songs picturised on nargis were-
1]-ae chand tu bata de,
2]-meri duaaon ka yarab asar dikha dena,
3]-rasme ulfat kisi soorat se nibhaye na bane


i had uploaded the film versions about two years back.i had mentioned the singer of the above songs as rajkumari;when mahesh bhai had corrected me and identified the voice as shamshad begum's.
here is the link-
http://www.hamaraforums.com/index.php?show...pid=486039&

its to be noted that voice and style of shamshad begum and rajkumari is very different from their typical style.
mohd bhai has uploaded the film versions,can someone clear the confusion for these three songs[film version]!
isaac muzavar[a noted hindi/urdu film music jounalist]had mentioned in one of his articles on suraiya that she had sung version songs for humayun and shama.of course,nobody,including akbar shah doesn't have any idea about these songs[from humayun]


regards,
mahesh

This post has been edited by smahesh: Apr 13 2008, 11:30 AM

[urzung khan]

mohd bhai and urzung khan sahab,
all songs in rajkumari's voice were released on columbia and shamshad begum's on HMV.
regards,
mahesh

There is one thing more. In the movie, Rajkumari's voice was used
for songs picturised on Nargis and Shamshad's voice for Veena.

that's confusing.
the songs picturised on nargis were-
1]-ae chand tu bata de,
2]-meri duaaon ka yarab asar dikha dena,
3]-rasme ulfat kisi soorat se nibhaye na bane


i had uploaded the film versions about two years back.i had mentioned the singer of the above songs as rajkumari;when mahesh bhai had corrected me and identified the voice as shamshad begum's.
here is the link-
http://www.hamaraforums.com/index.php?show...pid=486039&

its to be noted that voice and style of shamshad begum and rajkumari is very different from their typical style.
mohd bhai has uploaded the film versions,can someone clear the confusion for these three songs[film version]!
isaac muzavar[a noted hindi/urdu film music jounalist]had mentioned in one of his articles on suraiya that she had sung version songs for humayun and shama.of course,nobody,including akbar shah doesn't have any idea about these songs[from humayun]


regards,
mahesh

Janab Mahesh Sahib,

There is hardly anything new in my post. What I have said here is more or
less what I had said in my post(s) in another thread two years ago, the URL
of which you have given above.

1]-ae chand tu bata de,
2]-meri duaaon ka yarab asar dikha dena,
3]-rasme ulfat kisi soorat se nibhaye na bane
4]-donon ko hi bigdi qismat ne

The above four songs were picturised on Nargis and Rajkumari's voice
was used in the movie sound track. A thread on this topic also appeared
rec.music.indian.misc [rmim] 2/3 years back.
By the way, somebody should tell Mr Isaac Muzavar that in the case of
Humayon, Suraiya did not record version of any of its songs as per record
catalogs of HMV and Columbia.

Shama is a different case. Initially Columbia had issued 78rpm record set
resung as per practice in vogue then. Soon thereafter another 78rpm record
set based on the movie sound track was also issued by HMV. Record
numbers can be found in Geet Kosh. Suraiya's versions came later on HMV
disks.

-urzung khan