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[Jeev]

A rare song from Manitharil Manilkkam (1973)

Playback: TMS

Music: MM

http://www.123musiq.com/NinaivilNindravai-TMSoundarajan1.htm

Enjoy!

[tvsankar]

Dear friends,
Meega solra Rare Gems ai kekka vazhi sollungo Pl.

CD kedaikuma?

otherwise songs kekkaradhuku or download seiya
link iruka???

Details thara mudiyuma?? Pl...

With Love,
Usha Sankar.

[Damodaran Pachaiappan]

Dear Ms Shankar,

Here is the link to the Azhagana malare. I have listened to this song many number of times over and over and never tire of it. It has such a soothing effect.

http://tfmpage.com/stream/songs/azha_tv.rm

If you want to download the song, perhaps this link might help.

http://www.emusic.com/album/P-SuSheela-P-B-Sreenivos-Legends-Dr-P-B-Sreenivos-Vol-1-MP3-Download/11033220.html

Please listen, enjoy and judge for yourself.

Long live Sangeetha Saraswathy MSV.

With regards,
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Dr.Damodaran Pachaiappan

[tvsankar]

Dear Damodharan,
Thanks a lot for your reply and to the link.

MSV and PBS - Great combo...
From our Master's composition for PBS -

PBS in Soft ana voice ai exhibit seivadhai pola
oru composition dhan Eppodhum -


Radio vil kettu irukiren. Net il Netru muzhudhum thedi
parthen.tfmpage ai parkamal vittu vitten.......

Padalai keten. Beautiful Composition and excellent rendition
from PBS.

One more thanks to you for the link of PBS songs .....

Oru thanks podhadhu Damodhar.

With Love,
Usha Sankar.

[Damodaran Pachaiappan]

Dear Jeev,

Many thanks for reminding me of this song which I used to enjoy very much during my school days - used to be broadcast on Neyar Viruppam. In fact, if I remember correctly, Nadigar Thilagam would be stabbed at the end of this song which precedes the 'interval'. I was very upset in the cinema theatre!! Only after the interval, it would come to light that the knife was a dummy one and NT was still alive!

A very light hearted and jocular song in an otherwise sad movie - as the hero (AVM Rajan, I think), a crook who reforms himself, would die in the end.

Those days, no one spoke about fusion music. It has become very fashionable to credit all types of people with innovation these days. Many decades ago, our Mellisai Maamannar has created 'fusion music' combining western, carnatic and folk styles - all in one song. And he would never have even considered mentioning this as a feat. Such is the greatness of our Musical Legend.

Thank you once again for bringing this entertaining song to the fore.

With regards,
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Dr.Damodaran Pachaiappan