Presented for your listening pleasure now, a mix of Indian soundtrack music featuring all your fave composers (Kalyanji-Ananji, R.D. Burman, Bappi Lahiri, Shankar Jaikishan, etc.), playback singers (Asha Bhosle, Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi, Kishore Kumar, etc.), and movies (Yaadon Ki Baaraat, Satyam Shivam Sundarum, Professor Pyarelal, Jewel Thief, etc.). Sound quality is not so good, all apologies, due to the many less-than-pristine vinyl LPs used, and the fact that some transfers are from cassettes from the discount bin at the local Indian grocery. EQ is overrated, anyway.
doug anderson - i need someone
ernie tucker - can she give you fever
ray agee - i'm coming home
johnnie morisette - run
lattimore brown - say what
eugene blacknell - jump back
tommy tucker - sittin home alone
ZZ hill - oh darling
lorri rudolph - don't let them tell me
the memos - my type of girl
chuck edwards - bullfight
the bayrons - wild turk
the treniers - doin''em up
lloyd price - hello little girl
elton anderson - i love you
jimmy norman - i don't love you no more
henry clement - so in love with you
bob reed & his band feat.ivory lucky - i'm leaving you
danny brown - standing on the corner
jewel gospel singers - i know the lord will make a way
Sorry about my laxity, my computer's been a real bitch lately. I put this one together when we had that one brief hot spell last week, but I guess it's always hot somewhere.
redd hott - ecstasy
enchantment - i believe in you
linx - you're lying
pockets - come go with me
game - gotta take your love
d train - keep on
cameron - magic of you
logg - dancing into the stars
vicky d - this beat is mine
raydio - for those who like to groove
numonics - one more try
Presented for your listening pleasure now, a mix of Indian soundtrack music featuring all your fave composers (Kalyanji-Ananji, R.D. Burman, Bappi Lahiri, Shankar Jaikishan, etc.), playback singers (Asha Bhosle, Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi, Kishore Kumar, etc.), and movies (Yaadon Ki Baaraat, Satyam Shivam Sundarum, Professor Pyarelal, Jewel Thief, etc.). Sound quality is not so good, all apologies, due to the many less-than-pristine vinyl LPs used, and the fact that some transfers are from cassettes from the discount bin at the local Indian grocery. EQ is overrated, anyway.
