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Posted: 19 years ago

#51

Originally posted by: amogh8188
Nihira has sung a song 'Hum Tere Aashiq Na Hote' in Pran Jaye Par Shaan Na Jaye.

Really??
😆 Hey..Isn't that the song with hilarious lyrics? It goes something like 'hum tere sanam na hotein aur powder ban ke tere gaalon ko sehlate, teri collar pe muffler ban ke lapat jaate.. tere kaano mein jhoomke banke latak jaate, tere haaton mein mobile ban kar baj jatein... etc etc 😆 😆

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Niraj Sinha

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Posted: 19 years ago

#52

Oh Pancham..........
Ive done some research some on him...!!
Here I go: the song mehbooba mehbooba was for Ashatai but she had dates problems, Pancham waited for some time then sang it himself.

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Niraj Sinha

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Posted: 19 years ago

#53

Music Assistants...

Basudev Chakraborty

Manohari Singh

Marutirao Keer

Swapan Chakraborty

Babloo Chakraborty

Sound Recordists...

D.O. Bhansali

Kaushik

Chatterjee

Ashok Shukla

Prasad

Deepan Chatterjee

Sampat

String Instruments...

Spanish Guitar	Bhanu Gupta, Ramesh Iyer
Electric Guitar	Dilip Naik, Ramesh Iyer, Sunil Kaushik
Hawaian Guitar	Bhupinder Singh
Bass Guitar	Tony Vaz, Charanjeet Singh
Santoor	Shiv Kumar Sharma, Ulhas Bapat
Sarangi	Sultan Khan, Iqbal
Sarod	Zarine Daruwalla
Sitar	Kartik Kumar, Arvind Mayekar
Tar Shehnai	Dakshina Mohan Tagore
Violin	Rajendra Singh, Gajanand Karnad, Sapre, Prabhakar Jog, Nanekar, Nandu Chavathe, Uttam Singh
Swarolin	Rajendra Singh
Mandolin	Kishore Desai, Ravi Sundaram, Mustafa
Banjo	Rashid Khan
Bulbul Tarang	Rashid Khan

Percussion Instruments...

Tabla	Devichand Chauhan, Shashikant, Amrutrao Katkar, Homi Mullan, Chandrakant Satnak, Deepak Naik, Indranath Mukherjee, Vijay Katkar, Nitin Shankar, Iqbal Khan, Janardan Abhyankar, Bhavani Shankar Singh, Pt. Samta Prasad (the 'Sholay' chase scene background track)
Dholak	Shashikant, Dubey, Iqbal Khan, Roshan
Drums	Budgie Lord, Franco Vaz, Lesli Vaz, Vancy, Trilok Gurtu
Bongo	Kawas Lord
Congo	Babla
Bangla Dhol	Oboni Das Gupta
Hulgi/ Dhol/ Chanda	Ganpatrao Jadhav
Tarang & Jal Tarang	Janardan Abhyankar
Ghatam/ Matka	Indra Atma
Mridangam	Jairaman
Tumba	Ravi Gurtu
Madal	Ranjeet Gazmer (Kancha), Homi Mullan
Pakhawaj	Bhavani Shankar Singh

Keyboard Instruments...

Piano	Louis Banks, Mike Machado, Lusilaa
Synthesizer	Louis Banks
Transicord	Charanjeet Singh
Accordion	Kersi Lord
Organ	Kersi Lord
Electric Organ	Ronny
Keyboard	Ronny

Wind Instruments...

Flute	Hari Prasad Chaurasia, Suman Raj
Mouth Organ	Bhanu Gupta, Milon Gupta
Saxophone	Manohari Singh
Trumpet	George, Castro, Joseph, Bosco, Kishore Sodha
Trombone	Blasco, Mans
Clarinet	Mehraj Deen, Hussain Darbar
Shehnaai	Sharad Kumar

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greatmaratha

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Posted: 19 years ago

#54

"One interesting fact is that Rafi Sahab has also sung for singer-actor Kishore Kumar in a few movies like 'Raagini', 'Baaghi Shehzaada', and 'Shararat'. "

"O. P. Nayyar used Mohd. Rafi for Man Mora Bawra, because of the fact that Raagini was slated to be done by Bharat Bhushan. Kishore Kumar the actor was used only after Bharat Bhushan was not available. Yes, Rafi was brilliant in the song. Apart from this song, Rafi had sung for Kishore the actor in Shararat and Pyar Diwana."

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Niraj Sinha

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Posted: 19 years ago

#55

Do you know S.Priya

Song Yumma Yumma (Shaan) actually was to be sung by Kishoreda & Rafida but Kishoreda had dates problems so Pancham sang it himself.

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Niraj Sinha

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Posted: 19 years ago

#56

Once Louis Banks came to our college and he told me in great details what keyboards Pancham liked & what were his fav. modes. Do you know the keyboard effect which you hear in pyar karne wale pyar karte hai shaan se, (one which goes with the bas drones)was actually brain child of Louis Banks and Pancham always credited him for this.

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greatmaratha

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Posted: 19 years ago

#57

Yes. In fact, I read this quite recently when looking for some info on Panchamda. Some of the lesser known trivia of the great man is so amazing, it bring tears to eyes as I read it.

I had always heard the Funtoosh song, found it cute and bubly, but every time I hear it now, knowing the history behind the song, makes it more beautiful.

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Niraj Sinha

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Posted: 19 years ago

#58

Im a hardcore keyboarder myself, Ive immense interest in Pancham's music he introduced electric organ in Hindi songs via O mere sona re ( Teesri Manzil).

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greatmaratha

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Posted: 19 years ago

#59

Hey thats fantastic.

I learnt the violin, but had to discontinue my training due to educational and later on professional commitments. In fact, I am planning to go back to training.