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Heavy, remember 100 top hits? So much fun we had with that
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Heavy, remember 100 top hits? So much fun we had with that
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quote:Originally posted by Freaky:
yes we did, dat was a master compilation too bad i doan have de kinda time for the board like in the past
As time permits, we will work again on another compilations, we will have to ask Amral to have an Archieve in the Bollywood Section to store these works, there is so much that I can pinpoint right now.
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
At this stage, it will be a wonderful gesture to compile the best 50 Chutneys Music Ever:
Keep it coming bro........the site it tops.
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At this stage, it will be a wonderful gesture to compile the best 50 Chutneys Music Ever:
Keep it coming bro........the site it tops.
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quote:Originally posted by Freaky:
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Remember we must have "Dhall Belly Indian" for the list
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This one will have everyone shaking a leg or two
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
hey I am still listening to Rakesh Yankaran "bhola baba"
Listen to the tassa and this is what chutney is about.
This one is heavy:
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hey I am still listening to Rakesh Yankaran "bhola baba"
Listen to the tassa and this is what chutney is about.
This one is heavy:
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Hey I know you have to go, but when the master is at work, we just look with awe and the excitement follows.
Thanks....We all want you back here.
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Thanks....We all want you back here.
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
The melodies and lyrics of religious songs sung in Trinidad and in Guyana in Hindi,Urdu,Bhojpuri are used, as well as songs that were and still are used from Indian commercial cinema such as Bollywood. calypso, soca, dancehall reggae, and roots reggae are other musical influences on chutney music.
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The melodies and lyrics of religious songs sung in Trinidad and in Guyana in Hindi,Urdu,Bhojpuri are used, as well as songs that were and still are used from Indian commercial cinema such as Bollywood. calypso, soca, dancehall reggae, and roots reggae are other musical influences on chutney music.
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
Early chutney song was religious in nature and sung by Indo-Trinidadian female family members, who, as customary in Trinidadian society, sang before a typical wedding celebration to prepare the bride-to-be for her role as a wife. This can be thought of as a kind of bachelorette party, celebrated only by the female members of the families. The music and the dancing (and some of the suggestive lyrics sung at the events) leaked out into the wider community and society, and became enmeshed into Trinidad society as a whole.
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Early chutney song was religious in nature and sung by Indo-Trinidadian female family members, who, as customary in Trinidadian society, sang before a typical wedding celebration to prepare the bride-to-be for her role as a wife. This can be thought of as a kind of bachelorette party, celebrated only by the female members of the families. The music and the dancing (and some of the suggestive lyrics sung at the events) leaked out into the wider community and society, and became enmeshed into Trinidad society as a whole.
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
The year 1970 was perhaps the biggest turning point in East Indian music and West indian music. In this year a young man from Barrackpore, Trinidad, by the name of Sundar Popo leapt to fame with the song "Nana & Nani." The song, almost comical in nature, described the affairs of a grandfather and grandmother, perhaps his own. Sung in Hindi and Trinidadian creole, and backed up with the music of the dholak and dhantal as well as that of the more Western electric guitar, bass guitar, synth drum machine and electronic keyboard, the song instantly became a number one hit in Guyana and Trinidad (Popo, 1972). Sundar soon became known as the King of Chutney, the name given to this new popular form of music.
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The year 1970 was perhaps the biggest turning point in East Indian music and West indian music. In this year a young man from Barrackpore, Trinidad, by the name of Sundar Popo leapt to fame with the song "Nana & Nani." The song, almost comical in nature, described the affairs of a grandfather and grandmother, perhaps his own. Sung in Hindi and Trinidadian creole, and backed up with the music of the dholak and dhantal as well as that of the more Western electric guitar, bass guitar, synth drum machine and electronic keyboard, the song instantly became a number one hit in Guyana and Trinidad (Popo, 1972). Sundar soon became known as the King of Chutney, the name given to this new popular form of music.
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
Some four decades later, forty years since the birth of Chutney Music to the fore (remember it was there before) it has now taken on a gigantic leap in cultural activities in the Caribbean viz Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, and Surinaam, and if not now all over the world.
In Trinidad and Tobago it is so high up on the cultural activities that every year there is a competition of the Chutney Soca Road March King competition and millions of dollars in prizes.
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Some four decades later, forty years since the birth of Chutney Music to the fore (remember it was there before) it has now taken on a gigantic leap in cultural activities in the Caribbean viz Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, and Surinaam, and if not now all over the world.
In Trinidad and Tobago it is so high up on the cultural activities that every year there is a competition of the Chutney Soca Road March King competition and millions of dollars in prizes.
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
So from the time of Popo's Nana and Nanie to this
DULAHIN CHALE SASURAL
A long way we have definately come.
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So from the time of Popo's Nana and Nanie to this
DULAHIN CHALE SASURAL
A long way we have definately come.
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
And then Chutney has gone international, I wonder the impact it is making in the Motherland.
BABLA AND KANCHAN "RANG DAAL KE MAHANWA"
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And then Chutney has gone international, I wonder the impact it is making in the Motherland.
BABLA AND KANCHAN "RANG DAAL KE MAHANWA"
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
By Adrian Boodan
The last 42 years, more so in the past two decades, the local Indian music industry, fueled by increased media exposure, has witnessed an explosion of talent in the areas of chutney, chutney-soca and the remaking of Bollywood film music.
Like any good product, local Indian music continues to evolve to meet market demands and has produced icons in the field such as Sundar Popo, Rikki Jai, Drupatee Ramgoonai, Sonny Mann, Adesh Samaroo, Rakesh Yankaran, Anand Yankaran, Rasika Dindial, Boodram Holass, Heeralal Rampartap and Rooplal Gildharie.
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By Adrian Boodan
The last 42 years, more so in the past two decades, the local Indian music industry, fueled by increased media exposure, has witnessed an explosion of talent in the areas of chutney, chutney-soca and the remaking of Bollywood film music.
Like any good product, local Indian music continues to evolve to meet market demands and has produced icons in the field such as Sundar Popo, Rikki Jai, Drupatee Ramgoonai, Sonny Mann, Adesh Samaroo, Rakesh Yankaran, Anand Yankaran, Rasika Dindial, Boodram Holass, Heeralal Rampartap and Rooplal Gildharie.
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
DANCING TO CHUTNEY
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DANCING TO CHUTNEY
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
WE WILL LOOK AT SOME OF THE CHUTNEY SINGERS HITTING THE SCENES TODAY:
OUR FIRST ARTISTE:
RIKKI JAI:
Rikki Jai was born Samraj Jaimungal, the fifth child in an East Indian family of six in Friendship Village, San Fernando. Raised in the Hindu faith by a mother who spoke Hindi, Jai discovered a love of music and began performing with local Indian bands Triveni and Naya Andaz. His calypso career began in 1989 on the Spektakula Forum stage with a song by Gregory Ballantyne titled "Sumintra". The song about a East Indian woman who told her boyfriend about her preference of Soca over the Indian artist Lata Mangeshkar became an instant hit.
Many other hits would follow including, show me your motion (1990) and wine on a bumsee (1993). After 1993 Jai began performing and recording primarily in the Chutney Soca arena and hits such as Doolahin, Rosie Bilna and Jarah Lagehla propelled him into the International arena. Jai captured the Chutney Soca Monarch title in 1998/1999 and the National Chutney Monarch title in 1999/2000. In 2001 he tied for 1st place (with Bunji Garlin) for the Young King Title and in 2002 for the fourth time in five years, Rikki Jai was chosen Chutney Soca Monarch.
He is currently represented by Question Mark Entertainment -- a management camp that includes other respected artists such as Maximus Dan, Kes and Nadia Batson, and is in high demand for his energetic and charismatic performances all over the U.S. the U.K and beyond. Jai prefers to stay home when he is not performing. He told the Sunday Express in July 2000, When I leave the stage I tend to do family-oriented things. I don't like clubs and I don't like to party, I love movies and river limes. My big thing is renting a movie and just kicking back and staying close to those I have known all my life."
Most recently Rikki Jai just completed a tour of five cities in Germany (performing as part of a contingent to promote Trinidad and Tobago culture and to support the Soca Warriors effort).
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WE WILL LOOK AT SOME OF THE CHUTNEY SINGERS HITTING THE SCENES TODAY:
OUR FIRST ARTISTE:
RIKKI JAI:
Rikki Jai was born Samraj Jaimungal, the fifth child in an East Indian family of six in Friendship Village, San Fernando. Raised in the Hindu faith by a mother who spoke Hindi, Jai discovered a love of music and began performing with local Indian bands Triveni and Naya Andaz. His calypso career began in 1989 on the Spektakula Forum stage with a song by Gregory Ballantyne titled "Sumintra". The song about a East Indian woman who told her boyfriend about her preference of Soca over the Indian artist Lata Mangeshkar became an instant hit.
Many other hits would follow including, show me your motion (1990) and wine on a bumsee (1993). After 1993 Jai began performing and recording primarily in the Chutney Soca arena and hits such as Doolahin, Rosie Bilna and Jarah Lagehla propelled him into the International arena. Jai captured the Chutney Soca Monarch title in 1998/1999 and the National Chutney Monarch title in 1999/2000. In 2001 he tied for 1st place (with Bunji Garlin) for the Young King Title and in 2002 for the fourth time in five years, Rikki Jai was chosen Chutney Soca Monarch.
He is currently represented by Question Mark Entertainment -- a management camp that includes other respected artists such as Maximus Dan, Kes and Nadia Batson, and is in high demand for his energetic and charismatic performances all over the U.S. the U.K and beyond. Jai prefers to stay home when he is not performing. He told the Sunday Express in July 2000, When I leave the stage I tend to do family-oriented things. I don't like clubs and I don't like to party, I love movies and river limes. My big thing is renting a movie and just kicking back and staying close to those I have known all my life."
Most recently Rikki Jai just completed a tour of five cities in Germany (performing as part of a contingent to promote Trinidad and Tobago culture and to support the Soca Warriors effort).
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
RAKESH YANKARAN "BABA HO JALDE KARO"
Hey Freaky Bro, the tassa drum is talking chutney language,
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RAKESH YANKARAN "BABA HO JALDE KARO"
Hey Freaky Bro, the tassa drum is talking chutney language,
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quote:Originally posted by asj:
CHUTNEY MUSIC:
RAKESH YANKARAN: "MAYRA GANA MAY JADO BHARE"
My song is my music:
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bhai asj...wow...yuh knockin dem dead... song is full of magic...magic...
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RQ Bahenji, I am having so much fun, happy that so many others are too......this could not have been what it is without the help of Freaky
Hey Freaky Buddy thanks.......its like old times again.
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Hey Freaky Buddy thanks.......its like old times again.
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meh can see everbaddy luv n respect you...verrryyyy muuucchhh...
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quote:Originally posted by RQ:
meh can see everbaddy luv n respect you...verrryyyy muuucchhh...
RQ BAHENJI, YOU ARE GETTING THAT LOVE AND RESPECT TOO, AT LEAST FROM ME, REMEMBER WHEN WE HAD 88 ON LINE HAVING A PARTY, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORKS.
I AM WITH YOU ALL THE WAY....
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
The champion: Rakesh Yankaran sings his way to the $100,000 first prize in the 2008 National Chutney Monarch competition, Rienzi Complex, Couva on Saturday.
Rakesh Yankaran is a chutney musician from Trinidad. He is most famous for his hit Mousie. He is the son of musician Isaac Yankaran and brother of chutney musician Anand Yankaran. He is a self-taught musician and, unlike many chutney artists, can read Hindi. As a child young Rakesh loved to listen to his father sing Chutney. As a teen he started to play chutney himself. Today he is a professional Chutney artist. He can play the Indian instruments called the Dholak, Harmunium, the Dhantal, and the Tassa drum. He is famous for his songs Mousie, Dheere Dheere, Dulahin Chale Sasurai and the most famous one of all Naroro Ray. He is a Chutney legend just like his brother Anand Yankaran.
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The champion: Rakesh Yankaran sings his way to the $100,000 first prize in the 2008 National Chutney Monarch competition, Rienzi Complex, Couva on Saturday.
Rakesh Yankaran is a chutney musician from Trinidad. He is most famous for his hit Mousie. He is the son of musician Isaac Yankaran and brother of chutney musician Anand Yankaran. He is a self-taught musician and, unlike many chutney artists, can read Hindi. As a child young Rakesh loved to listen to his father sing Chutney. As a teen he started to play chutney himself. Today he is a professional Chutney artist. He can play the Indian instruments called the Dholak, Harmunium, the Dhantal, and the Tassa drum. He is famous for his songs Mousie, Dheere Dheere, Dulahin Chale Sasurai and the most famous one of all Naroro Ray. He is a Chutney legend just like his brother Anand Yankaran.
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
Rakesh wins Chutney Monarch crown
BY HERMAN ROOP DASS Monday, December 1 2008
RAKESH YANKARAN has proven that he comes from a line of champion Indian artistes by winning the 2008 National Chutney Monarch crown.
Yankaran, son of veteran singer Isaac Yankaran, won the $100,000 prize on Saturday night at Rienzi Complex, Couva, where, unfortunately, only a small crowd witnessed his sterling performance.
His two catchy songs were Dulahin Chale and Sasural Kown Rangie Mangawana.
Budram Holass placed second to win the $50,000 prize for his renditions of Gukula Chale and Tal Gowip Janawa. Popular crossover star, Adesh Samaroo, copped the third prize of $30,000 with his two songs, Doolia and Hamaderey.
The $20,000 fourth prize went to Mohip Poonwassie, while former monarch Heeralal Rampartap, placed fifth and will receive $15,000.
Contestants who placed sixth to ninth will each receive $10,000.
Dr Vijay Ramlal, president of the National Chutney Foundation, apologised for the late start of the show but promised the audience âthat you are going to have a very enjoyable time during the programme.â
Guest artistes included Kala Sangam Dance Company, Neshan Prabhoo, Madhadev Dance Company, Dil-E-Nadan Orchestra, Wally Sound Company and the TT Sweet Tassa Academy.
Chutney Monarch winners
1. Rakesh Yankaran
2. Budram Holass
3. Adesh Samaroo
4. Mohip Ponwassie
5. Heeralal Rampartap
6. Lynn Khan
7. Edward Ramdass
8. Ramdeen Falco Maharaj
9. Marva Mc Kenzie.
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Rakesh wins Chutney Monarch crown
BY HERMAN ROOP DASS Monday, December 1 2008
RAKESH YANKARAN has proven that he comes from a line of champion Indian artistes by winning the 2008 National Chutney Monarch crown.
Yankaran, son of veteran singer Isaac Yankaran, won the $100,000 prize on Saturday night at Rienzi Complex, Couva, where, unfortunately, only a small crowd witnessed his sterling performance.
His two catchy songs were Dulahin Chale and Sasural Kown Rangie Mangawana.
Budram Holass placed second to win the $50,000 prize for his renditions of Gukula Chale and Tal Gowip Janawa. Popular crossover star, Adesh Samaroo, copped the third prize of $30,000 with his two songs, Doolia and Hamaderey.
The $20,000 fourth prize went to Mohip Poonwassie, while former monarch Heeralal Rampartap, placed fifth and will receive $15,000.
Contestants who placed sixth to ninth will each receive $10,000.
Dr Vijay Ramlal, president of the National Chutney Foundation, apologised for the late start of the show but promised the audience âthat you are going to have a very enjoyable time during the programme.â
Guest artistes included Kala Sangam Dance Company, Neshan Prabhoo, Madhadev Dance Company, Dil-E-Nadan Orchestra, Wally Sound Company and the TT Sweet Tassa Academy.
Chutney Monarch winners
1. Rakesh Yankaran
2. Budram Holass
3. Adesh Samaroo
4. Mohip Ponwassie
5. Heeralal Rampartap
6. Lynn Khan
7. Edward Ramdass
8. Ramdeen Falco Maharaj
9. Marva Mc Kenzie.
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
Chutney music came with the arrival of East Indian indentured laborers to the Caribbean. They were brought by the British as a replacement for the enslaved laborers on the sugar plantations, who were freed after emancipation.
Many of these East Indians settled in the then British colonies of British Guiana, now Guyana, Trinidad and Jamaica. The Dutch also brought large numbers to Dutch Guiana, now Suriname.
Ramdeo Chaitoe, Sundar Popo,Nisha Benjamin...these were the names that were synonomous with Chutney in the 50's the 60' and the 70's.......the pioneers of Chutney. But in order to truly reflect on the
birth of Chutney we must remember programs like "Geet Nirala."
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Chutney music came with the arrival of East Indian indentured laborers to the Caribbean. They were brought by the British as a replacement for the enslaved laborers on the sugar plantations, who were freed after emancipation.
Many of these East Indians settled in the then British colonies of British Guiana, now Guyana, Trinidad and Jamaica. The Dutch also brought large numbers to Dutch Guiana, now Suriname.
Ramdeo Chaitoe, Sundar Popo,Nisha Benjamin...these were the names that were synonomous with Chutney in the 50's the 60' and the 70's.......the pioneers of Chutney. But in order to truly reflect on the
birth of Chutney we must remember programs like "Geet Nirala."
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CHUTNEY MUSIC:
In our effort to highlight Chutney Music, we will be compiling a list of 100 Chutney Songs, and that list will be the first of its kind on the Internet......another first on GNI, sit back take a deep breath and why not enjoy the selections:
We hope that our Music Site will lives on so that long after now, Chutney will still be there for our enjoyment:
A word of thanks for the many articles and to the music site Imeen!
asj:
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In our effort to highlight Chutney Music, we will be compiling a list of 100 Chutney Songs, and that list will be the first of its kind on the Internet......another first on GNI, sit back take a deep breath and why not enjoy the selections:
We hope that our Music Site will lives on so that long after now, Chutney will still be there for our enjoyment:
A word of thanks for the many articles and to the music site Imeen!
asj:
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CHUTNEY MUSIC: TOP 100.
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CHUTNEY MUSIC: TOP 100: INDEX 1-10
1) RAKESH YANKARAN: "DULAHAN CHALE SASURAL:"
2) RAKESH YANKARAN: "JULNA JULAWAY:"
3) RAKESH YANKARAN: "BALA JO BANWAWA CHORO HAMAR NAGARI:"
4) RAKESH YANKARAN: "BABA HO JALDE KARO:"
5) RAKESH YANKARAN: "DHOLAK BAJE DHAMA DHAMA DHAM:"
6) RAKESH YANKARAN: "MAYRA GANA MAY JADO BHARE:"
7) RAKESH YANKARAN: "DHAN DOYIE ROYIE AKHIYA:"
8) RAKESH YANKARAN: "DHEERAY DHEERAY"
9) ANAND YANKARAN: "RANG DAAL KEE MO HANWA:"
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CHUTNEY MUSIC: TOP 100: INDEX 1-10:
1) RAKESH YANKARAN: "DULAHAN CHALE SASURAL:"
2) RAKESH YANKARAN: "JULNA JULAWAY:"
3) RAKESH YANKARAN: "BALA JO BANWAWA CHORO HAMAR NAGARI:"
4) RAKESH YANKARAN: "BABA HO JALDE KARO:"
5) RAKESH YANKARAN: "DHOLAK BAJE DHAMA DHAMA DHAM:"
6) RAKESH YANKARAN: "MAYRA GANA MAY JADO BHARE:"
7) RAKESH YANKARAN: "DHAN DOYIE ROYIE AKHIYA:"
8) RAKESH YANKARAN: "DHEERAY DHEERAY"
9) ANAND YANKARAN: "RANG DAAL KEE MO HANWA:"
10) ANAND YANKARAN: "PUSURR PUSUR"
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CHUTNEY MUSIC: TOP 100: INDEX 1-10:
1) RAKESH YANKARAN: "DULAHAN CHALE SASURAL:"
2) RAKESH YANKARAN: "JULNA JULAWAY:"
3) RAKESH YANKARAN: "BALA JO BANWAWA CHORO HAMAR NAGARI:"
4) RAKESH YANKARAN: "BABA HO JALDE KARO:"
5) RAKESH YANKARAN: "DHOLAK BAJE DHAMA DHAMA DHAM:"
6) RAKESH YANKARAN: "MAYRA GANA MAY JADO BHARE:"
7) RAKESH YANKARAN: "DHAN DOYIE ROYIE AKHIYA:"
8) RAKESH YANKARAN: "DHEERAY DHEERAY"
9) ANAND YANKARAN: "RANG DAAL KEE MO HANWA:"
10) ANAND YANKARAN: "PUSURR PUSUR"
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CHUTNEY MUSIC: TOP 100: INDEX 11-20:
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