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Rest in Peace my dear Amjad. It was a rare honour for me to work with you.
Vocals: - Amjad Sabri & humnanwa, Sara Haider. Ahsan Bari
Guitars & Bass: - Ahsan Bari
Musical Direction/Arrangement & Mix Master By Shahi Hasan
Produced By Shahi Hasan @ Shahi Studio Karachi
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Tajdar e Haram - Amjad Sabri & Shahi Hasan (Full Qawwali)

Soz O Salaam - A.R Rahman, Padmabhushan Ustad Ghulam Mustafa Khan - Coke Studio @ MTV Season 3

Habib Jalib was critical of the role of religious preachers in Pakistan. He understood that many of them actually facilitated the continued exploitation of the people by the feudal lords and thus held the country back. The poem 'Maulana' makes fun of the preacher and questions his moral authority to dictate to the masses. The poem was revolutionary when written and still retains its sting today. This song is performed by the Laal band.

Laal - Maulana

Mere Humdum Mere Dost
Urdu Poetry by Faiz Ahmed Faiz
Beautifully Recited

Mere Hum Dum Mere Dost - Faiz Ahmed Faiz

A beautiful rendition of Faiz Ahmad Faiz's poem - Gham na kar..- by Shahram Azhar

Saif ul Malook - Arieb Azhar

New Music and Spoken Words of Walt Whitman

This Day

MANTO - Kon Hai Yeh Gustakh by Javed Bashir

Akkar Bakkar
Vocals, Composition & Lyrics: Ali Aftab Saeed
Movie: Jeewan Hathi
Directors: Farjad Nabi & Meenu Gaur
Producer: Mazhar Zaidi
Song Producer: Saad Sultan

Akkar Bakkar

Sanu Ik Pal - Mame Khan (Rendition) HQ

Composed/produced/instrumentation by Jarar 
Lyrics by Sami Khan and Jarar 
Mixed by Marco Delmar at Recording Arts, USA 
Mastered by Bill Wolf

Ji Laitay (album version)

"Night Song" is part of series 2 of the Real World Gold re-issued albums - released 30th July.

The great – and ridiculously prolific – Pakistani qawwali singer had already recorded half a dozen albums for Real World when he delivered this peach in 1996. Effectively the sequel to 1990’s classic Mustt Mustt, Nusrat is here reunited with the Canadian musician/producer Michael Brook and once again the partnership tests the emotional boundaries of the human voice. Timeless, state-less and, nearly two decades on, ageless. It wasn’t made in Detroit or Memphis, but this truly is soul music.
“An album for the ages, defying genre and solidifying Khan’s stature as one of the world’s pre-eminent singers” – Billboard


Soz O Salaam - A.R Rahman, Padmabhushan Ustad Ghulam Mustafa Khan - Coke Studio @ MTV Season 3

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