Love English music all you want, but NOTHING, I repeat NOTHING, hits harder than desi music. Like every single singer has their own trademark genre which they can execute PERFECTLY??
Can we talk about Arijit’s Mai gehra tamas tu sunehra sawera main tera in Kalank?
or his Tum sath ho ya na ho kya fark hai, bedard thi zindagi bedard hai in Agar tum sath ho?
or Tujh sang sukhi roti bhaye in Mast Magan? Ok leave that.
Lets talk about Atif’s Khayalon me lakho baaten yun toh keh gaya, bola kuch na tere saamne in Tu jaane na?
or Rafta rafta tera hua, tere bin mai hu benishan in Tera hua?
or Tenu lakhan ton chhupa ke rakhaan akkhaan te sajaa ke tu ae meri wafaa, rakh apna bana ke main tere layi aan yaara in Dil Diyan Gallan? Ok leave that
Let's talk about KK's Chaand Teri roshni ka halka sa ek saaya hai in Ajab Si?
Or dil kyun yeh mera shor kare, idhar nahi udhar nahi teri orr chale in Dil Kyu Yeh Mera?
Or lut Gaye hum teri mohabbat me in Tadap Tadap? Ok leave that.
Let's talk about Jubin Nautiyal's tum se jo mil gaye, Mausam khil gaye, khudse ladne Lage hum sawarne lage in sawarne lage?
Or Mausam mohabbaton ke, lamhe ye chahaton ke apne liya bane hai maan le in Gazab ka hai din?
Or tere bina main na rahu mere bina tu in raatan lambiyan? Fine, leave that as well.
Lets talk about Shreya Ghoshal's kaise huzurji ye lab dikhlaaye, chuppi lagake bhi gazab hai yeh dhaye in saibo.
Or Ye ishq haaye baithe bithaaye jannat dikhaye hain in ye ishq?
Or Dil bharta nahi, aankhen rajjti nahi, chaahe kitna bhi dekhti jaaun, waqt jaaye main rok na paaun in Thodi Der?
And DO NOT get me started on Mohammad Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Lata Ji, Asha ji and Sonu Nigam. Desi songs are peak lyrics, romance, emotion and vocals. You're straight up wrong if you think ANYTHING can beat that. I love Taylor, 1D and all, but Hindi songs? Absolutely unmatched!
Comment/reblog you favourite lyrics below!
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Oh and cursed playlist concept. What kind of music does Gabriel put on at the ashram (Pune or Nevada) to decompress from intense group therapy… (from research I’d say overarching - general vibes: happy, maybe danceable; lyrics: English or Hindi probably :P)
aka the desire to be subtle vs the desire to be funny: FIGHT
A Purely Spiritual Love
A band AU playlist for running away from the world aged nineteen and accidentally falling for your cult leader. Or just for chillin' post dynamic meditation, that's cool too.
Nazia Hassan - Aao Naa
ABBA - Me & I
Asha Bhosle - Dum Maro Dum (pt. 2)
The Buggles - Video Killed the Radio Star
Asha Bhosle - Koi Shahri Babu (pt. 1)
The Monkees - I'm a Believer
Kishore Kumar - Ye Jawani Hai Diwani
Talking Heads - Once in a Lifetime
Lata Mangeshkar & Kishore Kumar - Jai Jai Shiv Shankar
Carly Simon - You're So Vain
Kalyanji-Anandji - Dharmatma Theme (pt. 1 - instrumental)
The Human League - Don't You Want Me
Nazia and Zoheb Hassan - Dosti
Don McLean - American Pie
Lata Mangeshkar - Bangle Ke Peechhe
The Beach Boys - Sloop John B
Kishore Kumar, Mahendra Kapoor & Shailendra Singh - Amar Akbar Anthony
The Beatles - All You Need is Love
Usual deal: explanation below the cut. Album cover featuring Joel Kinnaman's chin.
Caveat and apologies that I don't always have a very detailed explanation for why all the Hindi songs are on here because for some I just couldn't find English lyrics/descriptions of the film they're from, they're just here because they're bops.
Caveat and apologies that the English songs are really NOT subtle and I had way too much fun picking them.
Nazia Hassan - Aao Naa
Not Hindi, but also no great explanation beyond: what a CRACKING album opener!! Jerott's probably got the cassette and has playlist privileges at Nevada.
ABBA - Me & I
Frankly ALL of Super Trouper is on the ashram playlist. The Winner Takes It All? GRM approves! But for supreme trolling-through-playlist purposes, get boogie-ing to this disco track about psychoanalysis:
Sometimes I have toyed
With ideas that I got from good old Dr. Freud
Nothing new of course
It may seem to you I try to break through open doors
Oh no, oh no
I just wanna say a lot of that applies to me
'Cause it's an explanation to my split identity
3) Asha Bhosle - Dum Maro Dum (pt. 2)
This was an epic hit, from the film Haré Rama Haré Krishna (1971) which involves, ooh, international bigamy, cults, selling off artifacts to rich Westerners, suicide, hippies beating people up, and all sorts of things that people suspicious of Rajneesh's movement would recognise as threats. I think it would tickle Graham Reid Malett to have people dancing to the big song from a film warning about the dangers of his type.
4) The Buggles - Video Killed the Radio Star
Cheesy, a bit sad, a bit sinister even, but everyone can dance along and everyone knows it.
5) Asha Bhosle - Koi Shahri Babu (pt. 1)
I'll be honest and say that Bollywood thriller plots are somewhat impenetrable when reduced to short Wikipedia summaries, but this is from Loafer (1973) which seems to be about love across rival gangs and spying on one another. The song is about falling coyly for a guy who gives you a gift. And Asha is the queen, so we put as much Asha on the playlist as we need to.
6) The Monkees - I'm a Believer
:))) be happy! Your dynamic meditation has finished and you have taken another step towards enlightenment/entrapment by Graham Reid Malett.
7) Kishore Kumar - Ye Jawani Hai Diwani
No explanation, couldn't find the lyrics anywhere BUT what a tune!! Kishore and R.D. Burman, more icons. The film it's from (Jawani Diwani, 1972) has people leaving/becoming estranged from their families for love and intergenerational repeats of that so. A bit of a Jerott vibe.
8) Talking Heads - Once in a Lifetime
People from well-to-do background suddenly asking themselves 'how did I get here?' and packing it all in to give their money to the ashram…?
9) Lata Mangeshkar & Kishore Kumar - Jai Jai Shiv Shankar
Laughter therapy, praising Shiva (god of meditation, among other things, Rajneesh discoursed on him a lot). And from a film (Aap Ki Kasam, 1974) where paranoia and possessiveness ruins relationships.
10) Carly Simon - You're So Vain
Do I think I'm funny? Yes. Yes I do. It's about the death of the ego babe, let go of yourself! But genuinely, you could sway along and dance to this when you were exhausted from meditation! And when Carly Simon finally tells us who (else) it was about you mark my words, Graham Reid Malett will be on the list :P
You had me several years ago
When I was still quite naive
Well, you said that we made such a pretty pair
And that you would never leave
But you gave away the things you loved
And one of them was me
11) Kalyanji-Anandji - Dharmatma Theme (pt. 1 - instrumental)
The film (Dharmatma, 1975) is apparently based on the Godfather but set in Afghanistan. So absolutely the kind of thing that would appeal to teenage Jerott, who never knew his grandparents who spent time around the (then) India-Afghanistan border. Plus teenage boys love gangster stories. Plus Jerott doesn't realise the similarities between the ashram set up and that of a mob.
12) The Human League - Don't You Want Me
A man who feels entitled to another person because he plucked from obscurity and 'made something of them'? Remind you of anyone?
I picked you out, I shook you up and turned you around
Turned you into someone new
Now five years later on you've got the world at your feet
Success has been so easy for you
But don't forget, it's me who put you where you are now
And I can put you back down too
I feel like the background story to this song's release is also relevant: the band hated it and thought it was a filler track and didn't want to release it as a single, the record company forced them to, and it was a huge success. Reminiscent of Francis and GRM's interactions in PiF.
13) Nazia and Zoheb Hassan - Dosti
Just another of Jerott's cassettes with good Pakistani disco pop on it! :')
14) Don McLean - American Pie
It's just….it's such a GRM/Jerott kind of vibe? The disappointment, grief and sense of loss for something you never quite had, the crushing of hope, the nostalgia for something half-remembered as life-changing, but all sounding so beautiful and dreamy and it kind of cheers everyone up to be able to sing along? The idea of the American Dream as an ideal that can never be lived up to as well, kind of like what Jerott is hoping to find from the ashram vs what he gets.
Oh, and there we were, all in one place
A generation lost in space
With no time left to start again
So come on, Jack be nimble, Jack be quick
Jack Flash sat on a candlestick
'Cause fire is the devil's only friend
Oh, and as I watched him on the stage
My hands were clenched in fists of rage
No angel born in hell
Could break that Satan's spell
And as the flames climbed high into the night
To light the sacrificial rite
I saw Satan laughing with delight
The day the music died
15) Lata Mangeshkar - Bangle Ke Peechhe
Another I couldn't find the lyrics for, but it's R.D. Burman again and was a massive hit. It's from Samadhi (1972).
16) The Beach Boys - Sloop John B
Another one that kind of sounds cheery until you listen to the lyrics when it's actually really miserable! Jerott are you ok?
The first mate, he got drunk
And broke in the captain's trunk
The constable had to come and take him away
Sheriff John Stone
Why don't you leave me alone? Yeah, yeah
Well, I feel so broke up
I wanna go home
17) Kishore Jumar, Mahendra Kapoor & Shailendra Singh - Amar Akbar Anthony
From a 'masala' film of the same title, about three brothers separated and raised as Hindu/Muslim/Christian, so I figure a good ashram vibe for bringing people together in a synthesis of teachings… Also look out Francis. Look out Jerott.
<Two are better than one
Three are better than two
The bride and the groom are not together
There's music but not a wedding procession
The bride and the groom are not together
There's music but not a wedding procession
There's nothing to fear
This is a night of union and not of sadness
Smile my friends, why do you have such a crying face
Smile my friends, why do you have such a crying face
When the three of us get together in one place>
18) The Beatles - All You Need is Love
Can't have a playlist about a rich white guy exploiting an already exploitative Indian cult to make himself powerful without putting some Beatles on it, right? Sure Graham, 'love'.
There's nothing you can do that can't be done
Nothing you can sing that can't be sung
Nothing you can say, but you can learn how to play the game
It's easy
Nothing you can make that can't be made
No one you can save that can't be saved
Nothing you can do, but you can learn how to be you in time
It's easy
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You wanna know what talent is?
take a look at this:
Kishore Kumar isn’t only acting here, but dueting all by himself. He’s singing the female verses (although keeping the masculine touch) and Pran’s verses while imitating his speaking style. I repeat, Kishore Kumar was replicating Pran, and you can hear how well he did it yourself. Oh, did I mention that song was recorded a single time so he’s actually just switching between a female voice and Pran’s voice for real?
This isn’t the only time he did this either, In the famous track “hum the wo thi” from chalti ka naam gaadi (1958) he can be heard flickering between his own voice and that of Anoop Kumar for “Mannu tera hua” verses. (Credit where it’s due, in the title track for the very same film Manna Dey pulled a similar feat as he sang for both Ashok Kumar and Anoop Kumar. Similarly, I’ve read that in a track from Half ticket, Lata Mangeshkar hit the highest note, C#6, on her own.)
I’m frustrated as to why don’t we have any singers like that anymore. Honestly, How many singers in the present scenario do you know who can do any of all that? Say what you will, but Bollywood singer diaspora reached its peak in 50s-70s and never neared those heights ever again, which is a true shame.
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"Ek pardesi mera dil le gaya Jaate jaate mithha Mithha gham de gaya Ek pardesi mera dil le gaya"
Remembering Qamar Jalalabadi today on his 21st death anniversary (09/01/2003).
He was an amazing poet and lyricist for Hindi movie songs. Born Om Prakash Bhandari in 1917 in Jalalabad, near Amritsar, he started writing Urdu poetry at just seven years old. Even without support at home, he found encouragement from a traveling poet, Amar, who gave him the pen name Qamar, meaning 'moon', and added 'Jalalabadi' from his hometown.
After finishing school in Amritsar, he wrote for Lahore newspapers like Daily Milap and Daily Pratap. Moving to Pune in the 1940s, he started his film career. His first big hit was in the 1942 movie Zamindar. The song "Duniya me garibonko aaraam nahi milta" became a big hit.
He then went to Bombay, writing songs for almost 40 years. Famous singers like Mohammad Rafi and Lata Mangeshkar sang his songs, and he worked with composers like S.D. Burman. Some of his hits include "sunti nahi duniya kabhi fariyaad kissi ki" and "Dil kis liye rota hai".
Some of his memorable songs from his early include "sunti nahi duniya kabhi fariyaad kissi ki" (Renuka, 1947) and the ghazal "Dil kis liye rota hai...pyar ki duniya me, aisa hi hota hai" (sung by Naseem Banu for the film Mulaquat in 1947). The noted dancer Sitara Devi performed some of his songs in Chand (1944). Chand was one of the earliest of Qamarji's successful and memorable films.
As a lyricist, Qamar Jalalabadi was very versatile. On one hand he wrote mesmeric duets like "sun meri saanwari mujhko kahin tum bhool na jana…" sung by Lata Mangeshkar and Mohd. Rafi (film: Aansoo 1953) and on the other hand he penned comic relief songs like “khush hai zamana aaj pehli tarikh hai” endured with full throttle gusto by Kishore Kumar (film: Pehli Tarikh-1954). This song turned into veritable anthem and was played on Radio Ceylon on the first of every month for decades, and it probably still is.
The film Howrah Bridge (1954) skyrocketed his career as lyricist to unpredescented heights. Songs like "Mera Naam Chin Chin Chu" (Geeta Dutt) and "aaiye meherbaan, baithiye janejaan…." (Asha Bhonsle) became highly popular. In his long career span he worked for several Film Companies like; Prabhat Film Company, Pancholi Pictures, Filmistan Ltd., Famous Pictures, Minerva Movietone, Prakash Pictures, Wadia Films Ltd., Filmkar Ltd., Sippy Films, N.C Sippy Films, Shri Shakti Films, Mitra Productions and many more.
He worked with many film companies and was a founder member of the Film Writers Association & IPRS in Mumbai. He also read poetry at mushairas across India. A true legend, his work still inspires many.
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travelogue day six 12/27/23
took a two-day break since there wasn’t much traveling going on. in honor of getting back “on the road again”, some highlights from 10 hours of DJ duty:
Mr. Snailman’s Fantastic Road Trip Playlist:
On the Road Again - Willie Nelson
Against the Wind - Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band
Heaven - Milk Carton Kids
I Walk the Line and Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash
Running On Empty - Jackson Browne
America - Simon and Garfunkel
Michigan - Milk Carton Kids
Kokomo - the Beach Boys
(those last three always always go together cause they’re part of a movie soundtrack in my head)
My Mom Thought She’d Escaped Dad Music… Unfortunately I Also Like 90s Country:
I Can Still Make Cheyenne - George Strait
Strawberry Wine - Deana Carter
Friends in Low Places - Garth Brooks (the 90s country song ever)
Live Like You Were Dying - Tim McGraw
You’re Still the One - Shania Twain
Wide Open Spaces - the Chicks
Check Yes or No - George Strait
Thunder Rolls - Garth Brooks
Phones Are Ringin’ All Over Town - Martina McBride
The Dance - Garth Brooks
The Greatest Bollywood Hits of South Indiana:
Kaisi Hai Yeh Rut - Srinivas
Iktara - Amit Trivedi, Amitabh Bhattacharya, Kavita Seth
Aaj Kal Zindagi - Shankar Ehsaan Loy
Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna - Sonu Nigam, Alka Yagnik
Kabhi Kabhi Mere Dil Mein - Mukesh
Dekha Ek Khwab - Lata Mangeshkar, Kishore Kumar
Tujhe Dekha To - Lata Mangeshkar, Kumar Sanu
…and the entirety of Gin Blossoms’ New Miserable Experience.
miles traveled: 683
hours on road: 10
successful alphabet games: 6
neither of these really suitably convey the enormity of these mountains. they are huge. they are all-encompassing.
you know you’re getting close when you see the turbines
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Musical Legends' Remarkable Financial Success
India's music scene has always been a harmonious blend of diverse traditions and contemporary melodies. Yet, hidden within this symphony are tales of extraordinary financial success. In this article, we'll explore the stories of iconic Indian musicians who have not only captivated our hearts with their melodies but also amassed substantial wealth. From A.R. Rahman's symphonic brilliance to Lata Mangeshkar's timeless melodies, these artists have struck a chord, both musically and financially, leaving an indelible mark on the world of music.
1. A.R. Rahman - The Maestro of Melodies
A. R. Rahman's financial success is a result of his prolific career in film music, national and international projects, and his astute business ventures. His estimated net worth is around INR 350 crore, firmly placing him among the most financially successful Indian musicians. From royalties, studio ownership, endorsements, and thriving live performances to his philanthropic ventures, Rahman's multifaceted approach to the music industry has made him an exemplar of both musical excellence and financial prosperity.
2. Lata Mangeshkar - The Nightingale of India
Lata Mangeshkar's financial success is a testament to her illustrious career in playback singing, primarily for Hindi films. With an estimated net worth of INR 210 crore, she's one of the top financially successful Indian musicians. Her enduring legacy and extensive discography have ensured a steady stream of royalties. Lata Mangeshkar's iconic status has also led to endorsement deals and awards, contributing to her financial prosperity while maintaining her unparalleled contribution to Indian music.
3. Arijit Singh - The Modern Melody King
Arijit Singh, a prominent playback singer in the Indian music industry, has achieved significant financial success. His estimated net worth of INR 70 crore places him among the financially successful Indian musicians of his generation. Singh's soulful voice has made him a sought-after artist in Bollywood, leading to numerous hit songs. Apart from playback singing, he has ventured into music composition and live performances, further boosting his income and securing his financial success.
4. Zakir Hussain - The Tabla Virtuoso
Zakir Hussain's financial success is a reflection of his immense contribution to the world of Indian classical music. With an estimated net worth of approximately INR 75 crore, he stands as one of the top financially successful Indian musicians. His mastery of the tabla has earned him international acclaim, leading to high-demand performances and recording sessions. Apart from his musical endeavors, Hussain has explored various business interests, further solidifying his financial prosperity.
5. Kishore Kumar - The Versatile Crooner
Kishore Kumar's financial success is a testament to his versatile talent as a playback singer and actor in the Indian film industry. His timeless songs continue to earn royalties, contributing to his estimated net worth of INR 75 crore. Kishore Kumar's enduring popularity has also led to posthumous merchandise sales and tribute events, ensuring a steady income stream. His legacy as a celebrated artist has secured his position among the top financially successful Indian musicians of all time.
Conclusion
These Indian musicians have not only enriched our lives with their extraordinary talent but have also achieved remarkable financial success. Whether you aspire to follow in their musical footsteps or are simply an admirer of their work, their stories remind us that the world of music is not only about creating beautiful melodies but can also be a path to financial success in India.
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