(Bhajan) Jagit Singh & chitra singh & Chorus - Krishna Bhajans (2012)mickjapa108

(Bhajan) Jagit Singh & chitra singh & Chorus - Krishna Bhajans.Mp3.192kbps


Track List


01 - Sholkas.mp3 (4.12 MB)

02 - Hey Govinda Hey Gopala.mp3 (9.12 MB)

03 - Jai Madhav Madan Murari.mp3 (6.93 MB)

04 - Sab Se Unchi Prema Sagai.mp3 (5.54 MB)

05 - Hare Krishna (Mahamantra).mp3 (4.82 MB)

06 - Yasho Mati Nandan Brijvara Nargara.mp3 (8.65 MB)

07 - Jai Radha Madhava.mp3 (5.84 MB)

08 - Krishna Jinka Naam Hai.mp3 (5.86 MB)

09 - Bhajhu Re Mana Sri Nandanandana.mp3 (5.68 MB)

10 - Hare Krishna.mp3 (4.24 MB)



Album Released On 14 Feb,2012


Biography


Jagjit Singh (February 8, 1941 – October 10, 2011) was a prominent Indian ghazal and film playback singer. He gained critical and popular acclaim together with his wife, Chitra Singh, as the first ever successful husband-wife duo in the history of recorded Indian music. Together, they are considered to be the pioneers of modern ghazal music and regarded as the most successful recording artistes outside the realm of Indian film music. He sang in Punjabi (his mother tongue), Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Gujarati and Nepali languages. He was awarded the Padmabhushan in 2003, the third highest civilian honour, for his contribution to music by the Government of India.


He is considered to be the most successful ghazal singer of all time, in terms of both critical acclaim and commercial success, having made the genre synonymous with his name during a career spanning over four decades. He is the only composer and singer to have composed and recorded songs written by an incumbent Prime Minister - Atal Behari Vajpayee, also a critically acclaimed poet - in two albums, "Nayi Disha" (1999) and "Samvedna" (2002). He is also the first Indian composer, and together with his wife Chitra Singh, the first recording artist in the history of Indian music to use digital multi-track recording for their (India's first digitally recorded) album, "Beyond Time" (1987).


Early years and background

Jagjit Singh was born in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan. His father, Amar Singh Dhiman, a government employee, was a native of the village of Dalla in Punjab (India)Punjab and his mother, Bachchan Kaur from Ottallan village, Samrala. He had four sisters and two brothers and he is known as Jeet by his family. He was raised as a Sikh.


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