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Unforgettable Bollywood Love Songs Vol 3
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No DescriptionThe Rough Guide To Bollywood Legends: Mohd. Rafi
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No DescriptionThe Rough Guide To Bollywood Legends: Asha Bhosle
It's impossible to chart Asha Bhosle's career in one disc, but Rough Guides makes a valiant effort. It captures Bhosle's evolving musical persona and her tendency to record wild and suggestive songs that her sister Lata Mangeshkar wouldn't touch. (The Tin Pan Alley jazz of "Ina Mina Dika" is a case in point.) The leap between eras at the outset -- from '40s jazz to disco in the space of two songs -- is jarring, but the release settles down after that; songs like "Dil Cheez Kya Hai" and "Mera Kuchh Saaman" show how gentle she could be. Bonus: Bhosle and her son Anand helped choose these songs.
It's impossible to chart Asha Bhosle's career in one disc, but Rough Guides makes a valiant effort. It captures Bhosle's evolving musical persona and her tendency to record wild and suggestive songs that her sister Lata Mangeshkar wouldn't touch. (The Tin Pan Alley jazz of "Ina Mina Dika" is a case in point.) The leap between eras at the outset -- from '40s jazz to disco in the space of two songs -- is jarring, but the release settles down after that; songs like "Dil Cheez Kya Hai" and "Mera Kuchh Saaman" show how gentle she could be. Bonus: Bhosle and her son Anand helped choose these songs.Classic Bollywood Music Hits (Digitally Remastered)
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No DescriptionThe Rough Guide To Bollywood Legends: Asha BhosleFilmi heroine commercializes Indian classicism and, braver still, usurps Euro-American clichés ("Ina Mina Dika," "Jawani Jan-E-Man"). (Grade - **)
Filmi heroine commercializes Indian classicism and, braver still, usurps Euro-American clichés ("Ina Mina Dika," "Jawani Jan-E-Man"). (Grade - **)Unforgettable Bollywood Love Songs Vol 5
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No DescriptionUnforgettable Bollywood Love Songs Vol 9
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No DescriptionUnforgettable Bollywood Love Songs Vol 2
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No DescriptionUnforgettable Bollywood Love Songs Vol 12
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No DescriptionBollywood: Songs From Popular Indian Cinema
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No DescriptionBollywood Hits - The Hindi Remixes Cd 2
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No DescriptionUnforgettable Bollywood Love Songs Vol 11
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No DescriptionUnforgettable Bollywood Love Songs Vol 1
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No DescriptionStarAfter Disco Dancer, 1982's Star is Bollywood's best known disco film. (Yes, Bollywood made disco films. Didn't you know?) Kumar Gaurav stars as an aspiring singer fighting for fame in Bombay's clubs; suffice it to say, he ends up in a gold lamé jumpsuit and all's well. The soundtrack will wreck your head: check out "Koi Nahin," "Jaana" and "Boom Boom."
After Disco Dancer, 1982's Star is Bollywood's best known disco film. (Yes, Bollywood made disco films. Didn't you know?) Kumar Gaurav stars as an aspiring singer fighting for fame in Bombay's clubs; suffice it to say, he ends up in a gold lamé jumpsuit and all's well. The soundtrack will wreck your head: check out "Koi Nahin," "Jaana" and "Boom Boom."Introducing A.R. Rahman
A.R. Rahman is best known for his Bollywood hits: flashy tunes like "Chaiyya Chaiyya" and "Rangeela Rangeela." But before Rahman broke into Bollywood, he was the top composer for Tamil language films, and this two-disc roundup of his Tamil work shows his versatility. His "less is more" credo rules these songs, which pair solid, bass-heavy production with stellar solo singing on songs like "Mettoppodu," and show the kind of left-of-center (yet commercial) composing that has made him an international star.
A.R. Rahman is best known for his Bollywood hits: flashy tunes like "Chaiyya Chaiyya" and "Rangeela Rangeela." But before Rahman broke into Bollywood, he was the top composer for Tamil language films, and this two-disc roundup of his Tamil work shows his versatility. His "less is more" credo rules these songs, which pair solid, bass-heavy production with stellar solo singing on songs like "Mettoppodu," and show the kind of left-of-center (yet commercial) composing that has made him an international star.
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