Asa Di Vaar -1965 - Tillly Bai Ji Sindhi (Bombay) - ਜੋਟੀਆਂ ਦੀ ਵਾਰਾਂ 
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Asa Di Vaar -1965 - ਪੁਰਾਤਨ ਜੋਟੀਆਂ ਦੀ ਵਾਰਾਂ - Tillly Bai Ji Sindhi (Bombay)

June 2024 - House Prog

bhaiee re mo kau koiee aai milai - Rajan Singh

Ancient Original composition in Raag Ramkali set to Chhoti Tintaal (16 beats) sung by 11th generation Gurbani Sangeet Exponents, Bhai Avtar Singh Bhai Gurcharan Singh Bhai Swaran Singh!

Dhan Dhan Ramdas Gur (Raag Ramkali) - Bhai Avtar Singh Bhai Gurcharan Singh

Bhai Jagpal Singh Ji - Friday Night - andar sachaa neho laaeiaa preetam aapannai

Bhai Agamjot Singh Ji - AKJ Luton Kirtan Darbar April 2025

Dhan Guru Nanak Tuhi Nirankar! 

Thank you to Meharbaan Singh for helping with the Recording!

Bhai Parminder Singh - Manchester Rehnsbhai 2015

Born at village Mulla Hamza in Montgomery District (now in Pakistan) in 1900 A.D., Bhai Samund Singh was given training in music by his father Bhai Hazur Singh Ji from his early child-hood. As a little boy he won a number of prizes and distinctions at musical concerts. He came to be known as 'Kaka Samund Singh' and was much in demand at Sikh congregations. His party came to be known as the best in the understanding of their art and almost perfect in presentation of Gurbani Kirtan. With his unique melo-dious voice, an extensive and deep understanding of Gur-bani, correct interpretation of ragas, attractive style of sing-ing and great human qualities, he reigned supreme for sixty years in the world of Gurbani Kirtan. He performed kirtan at the Gurdwara Janam Sthan, Sri Nankana Sahib, the birth place of Guru Nanak Dev, for many years. He broadcast kirtan for 36 years from All India Radio, Lahore and later from Jalandhar and commanded wide listening. Passers-by stopped in the streets to listen to his kirtan irrespective of their faith. He was invited to perform kirtan in the National Programme of Music by All India Radio, the highest recognition of his art. He was given State award by the Punjab Government in 1971. He passed away at Ludhiana (5th January, 1972).

Bhai Agamjot Singh Ji - AKJ Luton Kirtan Darbar April 2025

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