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[Sai Saravanan]

Dear friends,
I was suddenly reminded of the song "aalukkoru thethi vachhi". But, unfortunately I did not remember the complete tune, but the first lines continued to haunt me. I do not know if the song is available somewhere. However, I distinctly remember the song for his high-pitched singing, soulful shehnai and the usual tabla. While listening a song from the devotional album of Ayyappa saranaanjali, I vaguely recollected traces of this song. I was unable to successfully search in our forum for writing on this song. If available, please mention the link.
Nevertheless, I would still request our elders to comment on this rare gem from our master, please.
Thanks a lot,
Sai Saravanan

[Sai Saravanan]

Thanks Mr.Sivakumar!
Your account of real-life incidents related to his songs such as this have been many. It is no surprise that his troupe members refused to play for this song. But then the song is soulful and realistic. As you recounted, only MM could have sung such a song, packed with all the appropriate emotions, living up to the mood of the lyrics.
The song flashed in my mind all of a sudden one day, and continued to haunt me for many days. Hence the mention in the posting as a rare song of MM - rare in its type, not in popularity, of course!
Sai Saravanan

[vaidymsv]

Dear All,

If there was one song that the Legend was afraid to listen to, then this is it. MSV keeps repeating the Prowess of not only the Legend Kannadasan but how powerful his words were.....How true....Imagine the grief MSV had to go through within short moments.

Kannadasan is rarest of a rare find by this world and MSV too falls in the same category. Look at the marvels done by both of them. A combination that ought to have lived for 150 years but for the sudden demise of the Greatest Kavignan of this universe.

CHEERS
MSV IS MUSIC!!!
VAIDYMSV
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