mukesh

And I heard this one again on radio!! yippeee!! u never knew falling out of love cud be so funky.(quote from RJockey)
Dil jalta hai to jalne de,
aansuu na bahaa, fariyaad na kar
dil jalataa hai to jalane de

tu pardaa nasheen ka aashiq hai
yuun naam-e-vafaa barabaad na kar
dil jalataa hai to jalane de
..they cud never write such stuff these days.

Man..they're not releasing the jogger's park audio. I hate waiting for songs I like. Lekin jai ho google devta..kuch enlightenment hua. This song is sung in a typical KL Sehgal style, and that was wot i said. I was wrong.!! This was one of the first Mukesh hits, and here you get all the rest info. Mukesh's strong ( a weak word in this case) nasal voice made me detest him highly in the beginning. We had an instrumental vinyl record, "Songs by Mukesh", done by some Suresh(ho ho) on saxophone. Now, saxophone is again such a nasal instrument..hoho..so compassionate that u feel instantaneously engulfed in its ambience(rem the jugalbandi in armaan?n yes violin ko bhi shraddhanjali arpit karni hogi). accha, back to mukesh. But then I heard Koi jab tumhara hridaya tod de, and Chandan sa
badan and Kai baar yun hi dekha hai and well..Chalri sajni , (and I knew he had lot of promise..ho ho), I loved him, n I really love him. In fact, kahin door jab din dhal jaaye was the first one I performed here. ho ho..n they kept saying that song is so soulllllfullll..and more ho ho. (What really helped create the effect was that I got cold 2 days before the performance and instead of being worried, I got happier..ho ho..it sounded somewhat breaking at high pitches, but altogether went fine). Singing wise, I'm more fond of Hariharan numbers..cudnt sing dheemi dheemi..so soufullll...ho ho..
The funny thing is that Mukesh died in Detroit.