Sir I wish it was happy tone than sad 😭 But love wins over everything 🙏❤️ #Thank you so much for this music 🎵 #You're true legend 🙏❤️

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Baawariya was Inspired by the most amazing love fables of Shiva and Sati. The beautiful goddess Sati realises that She is madly in love with Lord Shiva and it is only to unite with Him that She breathes and exists! 

Baawariya - Maatibaani Ft. Shankar Tucker

Raga Jaijaivanti also spelled as Jaijaiwanti is a rāga in Hindustani classical music in Khamaj thaat. According to the Guru Granth Sahib, this raga is a mixture of two other ragas - Bilaval and Sorath. This raga has not been mentioned in any ancient Indian classical scriptures on music. It is also not mentioned in the ragamalas at the end of Granth Sahib.

Raga Jaijaivanti is sung during the first prahar of the night - from six to nine in the evening. Its season of recitation is summer or grishma. It is noted to have been composed by Guru Tegh Bahadur.

Aaroha: Re ga re sa, re ga, ma pa dha pa, ni sa
Avroha: Sa ni dha pa, dha ma ga re, re ga re sa

Know Your Ragas 2.0 - Jaijaiwanti

words and music by jb lincoln III, 1st and 2nd guitars by jb lincoln III,mandolin by jb lincoln III, 2nd and 3rd backup vocals by jb lincoln III.  On a kentucky, on a kentucky river tide,she wrote poetry out of my side. and i wandered yes i wandered into her den, just like the multitude of other men. Chorus: The wine changed from water , do you believe me darlene?, i drew my sword when you left me, so my age can't be seen. My trophies , they got broke as they were starting to shine, no handles on the walls, i could not climb.Gonna send her, im gonna send her , to the great by and by, but my eyes till the end , would'nt be unkind.

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Inteha _ Roadhouse blues - By Piyush Kapoor  Thaikkudam Bridge - Music Mojo Season 3 - Kappa TV_Full-HD

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Shankar Tucker's Newest Album: Filament (2015)

Each one is an absolute lyrical masterpiece

Shankar Tucker - Filament - 01 Chal Chal Sakhi (Come, my Beloved!) - feat. Ankita Joshi

We are the revisit project from Delhi. This is our little tribute to one of greatest composers of our all time, Mr. A.R Rahman.

Songs in the medley:
Bombay Theme 
Roja 
Dil Se Re
Humma Humma

Recorded, mixed and mastered by Anindo Bose at Plug & Play Studios.

We do not own the rights to any of the original tracks.

Rahman Medley - A Tribute to AR Rahman

Cover of Baawara Mann, from the film Hazaon Khwaishein Aisi, penned and originally sung by Swanand Kirkire.

Baawara Mann

Raghu Dixit's first project of 2012 is the EP "Unplugged - Live In York" - released April 23rd, recorded last summer with his band The Raghu Dixit Project in a stunning medieval church in Walmgate, York.

"Live In York" is an intimate, largely acoustic affair in which Raghu demonstrates his extraordinary vocal prowess and intricate guitar work in a five track set. It includes "No Man Will Ever Love You Like I Do", the song that transformed his career when he performed it live on Later.

With Jools Holland back in 2009 to an audience including fellow-guests Adele, Robert Plant and Arcade Fire, who all showed their appreciation.

Following transmission Raghu topped the iTunes' World Music chart in Britain and he's now India's highest-selling non-Bollywood domestic artist.

Live In York also includes a new version of the crowd (and YouTube) favourite "Gudugudiya Sedi Nodo", written by one of the great Kannada poets, Saint Shishunala Sharif.

There is one new song too, the poignant English-language ballad "I Still Love You", which was inspired by a romantic story from another Kannada poet, written over a hundred years ago.

Raghu sings with pure unbridled elation, his music and vocals are powerfully uplifting and a real awakener to the senses.

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Yeshu, Allah aur Krishna was originally released as part of Soundpad, a British Council Initiative showcasing up and coming Indian bands. It is a view of the world today, seen through the eyes of 14th century mystic poet Kabir, who sang of religious harmony. His messages find resonance today, more than at any time in the past.

Written by Vasu Dixit, Hitesh Kewalya / Composed by Swarathma / Recorded at Empire Studios, Mumbai by Chinmay Harshe / Mixed by Hriday Goswami / Mastered at The Final Sound, NM, USA by Ty Degroff


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