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On Aug 10, 3:10 am, micahel gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Folks,

I made a little compilation of some favourite 'Piya' songs through
uploads on my you tube. I finally discovered a devious way to fool you
tube into uploading songs for which I don't have a video. I made a
little slideshow kind of thing. The visuals are very basic and only
there for the purpose of stringing the song together, so please bear
with that. The best is to close your eyes and listen to the song :)

Gope your enjoy it, and would welcome your feedback on yoour top
selection of 'Piya' songs :)

Cheers
Ritu

A Dozen 'Piyas'

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I was totally surprised to find this song on YouTube. This song is
listed in HFGK, volume 3 (2nd edition), page 377. The song is missing
from both the LP and DVD of Pyaasa (SD Burman, 1957) that I have.
There is no mention in HFGK that the song was deleted from the movie.
Has anyone seen this song in the movie?
Narsingh

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71yff4Dbz_Q

We were just watching the movie "mehboob ki mehendi" and I told my
landlord that a place by this name exists in Hyderabad. On googling I
found this article....

Places like Toli Chowki, Lakdi ka pul, Gachibowli, Fateh Darwaza,
Chandulal Baradari, Chaderghat, are not covered but the article is
insightful.

http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/mp/2003/06/09/stories/2003060901780200.htm

The story of the name

Names of places are suggestions of human activity, their progressive
discovery and settlement of people. Read on for the colourful stories
behind the names.

ALBERT ABID — the Jew, is not known to most of us. He was the royal
dhobi in-charge of the wardrobe of the sixth Nizam, Nawab Mir Mehboob
Ali Khan. The dhobi gave an important identity to Hyderabad — the busy
commercial hub `Abids', which came to be known after him. He also
lived in that area.

My musical education was from AIR Delhi Radio from 1944- 1952.
The singers were Surayia and Noorjehan as earl influence.
Perhaps I was impressed by the female voice.. I had missed out on
the New Theatres era prior to 1944. I had to catch up on the musical
era !
Listening to Ustads at this early stage; I could not listen to Bade
Ghulam Ali Khan for 1/2 hour and other classical singers at this early
stage as I had better things to do. Later on I caught up, and found
the great singers of earlier era such as Kamla Jharia.

I have no pretentions to be knowledgeable about classical vocal music.
I can now appreciate Bade Ghulam Ali Kahan and his " Yaad Pia kee
aaye " and " Chaad re mora ang ang" with great pleasure.

Also Ustad Barkat Ali Khan's " vWoh jo ham mein tum mein mein qarar
tha - tumhein yaad ho ke na yaad ho" as my favourits.

I am impressed by the knowledge of the likes of Sanjeev Rambhadran,
Urzung Khan, Town Crier DG, Afzal A Khan and Archisman Mazumder.

I will go as far as to say that I consider Ustad Barkat Ali Khan's
above song as great singing although he was eclipsed by Bade Ghulam
Ali Khan, as ultimate art of singing. among male singers. Ahmad

Here is an article in Hindi on Khandwa Wale Kishore Kumar
with some rare pictures.
http://hindi.webdunia.com/entertainment/film/article/0808/04/1080804015_1.htm

AJ