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Film: 10 o' clock (1958)
*ring: Geeta Bali, Suresh, Sheikh Mukhtar Music: Ram Ganguly Lyrics: Shyam Hindi, Khaavar ZamaaN, Varma Malik The only interesting part of this film was the effervescent Geeta Bali. I do not even remember the storyline of this film, all I recall was the energy of the heroine. This was an actress that one did not tire of easily. I picked up this film when I was going through a phase of simply picking films that were B/W in the hope of finding decent music. Well, I kind of hit paydirt with this film. The songs are all above average with a couple of brilliant songs. Mohammad Rafi sounds fantastic in his duet with Geeta Dutt. Asha has a fantastic sad solo. I am sure EMI does not know where the originals of this soundtrack, so sadly it will probably not be released. The copy of the film that I saw was poor with cuts and skips and jumps. So that is also reflected in the quality of the songs. I did a lot of splicing and cutting to clean up the songs. The only song mentioned in the Geetkosh that I could not find in the version of the film that I saw was a Geeta Dutt solo "HoNThoN pe laali hai, aaNkh bhi kaali hai". The GK mentions one more Geeta song "Chikki chikki" but I believe it is the same as "Meri akhiyoN ke Dore gulaabi" which is uploaded here. Enjoy the music. |
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Track 6:
Asha Bhonsle - ChaaNd nikla sitaare dheeme paDe Lyricist: Shyam Hindi THis is my favorite track in the film. My fondness for Asha's voice is no secret to anybody on the Asha forum. However, my liking for this song is not based on my bias. It is a lovely tune, beautifully sung. I only wish this tune had been given to Asha in the late 60s/early 70s when her voice had matured even further. The song was unfortunately the worst affected part of the tape. To make matters worse, the song is split in the film in 2 places. Thanx to Goldwave, I spent a couple of hours splicing pieces together to create the version that I am uploading. It hopefully mirrors the original recording of the song. Interestingly, most of the skips in the song are NOT at the points where I spliced but due to the bad quality of the film. ![]() |
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QUOTE(sangeetbhakt @ Apr 21 2005, 04:10 AM) Track 6: Asha Bhonsle - ChaaNd nikla sitaare dheeme paDe Lyricist: Shyam Hindi THis is my favorite track in the film. My fondness for Asha's voice is no secret to anybody on the Asha forum. However, my liking for this song is not based on my bias. It is a lovely tune, beautifully sung. I only wish this tune had been given to Asha in the late 60s/early 70s when her voice had matured even further. The song was unfortunately the worst affected part of the tape. To make matters worse, the song is split in the film in 2 places. Thanx to Goldwave, I spent a couple of hours splicing pieces together to create the version that I am uploading. It hopefully mirrors the original recording of the song. Interestingly, most of the skips in the song are NOT at the points where I spliced but due to the bad quality of the film. ![]() This is one gorgeous number SB!!!!! Have been listening to it non-stop. One of the best Asha acquisitions in recent times. And Ur patch work is great!!!!! ![]() ![]() |
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