Jagjit Singh, the ghazal colossus, is credited with bringing the art form to the wider public with his soulful voice. New Delhi: When ghazal king Jagjit Singh passed away on 10 October 2011, fans the world over mourned him to the tune of one of his most poignant songs, Chitthi Na Koi Sandes, Jaane Woh Kaun Sa Desh, Jahan Tum Chale Gaye.
- Aap Se Gila Aap Ki Qasam. Unique By Jagjit Singh is a Hindi album released in 2002. There are a total of 9 songs in Unique By Jagjit Singh. The songs were composed by talented musicians such as Jagjit Singh. Listen to all of Unique By Jagjit Singh online on JioSaavn.
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Inteha
About this album
The lyrics are by various poets and lack new thoughts or profundity and this pulls down the album's calibre. Simple words and depth have never been mutually exclusive and while the first is welcome in the current scenario, the second would have been the inteha of delight. However, Jagjit Singh, as always, bails the album out with his singing and compositions like Khoob nibhegi and Inteha aaj ishq ki kar di also stand out. But the arrangements could have been much better, except in the album's best track, Door talak veerana hai.
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- Artists
- Albums
Inteha
About this album
The lyrics are by various poets and lack new thoughts or profundity and this pulls down the album's calibre. Simple words and depth have never been mutually exclusive and while the first is welcome in the current scenario, the second would have been the inteha of delight. However, Jagjit Singh, as always, bails the album out with his singing and compositions like Khoob nibhegi and Inteha aaj ishq ki kar di also stand out. But the arrangements could have been much better, except in the album's best track, Door talak veerana hai.
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Inteha Aaj Ishq Ki Kar Di |
Aap Ke Dil Ne Humein Awaaz Di |
Khoob Nibhegi Hum Donon Mein |
Aaina Saamne Rakhoge To Yaad Aaoonga |
Kuchh Khona Kuchh Paana |
Manzilein Kya Hain Raasta Kya Hai |
Door Talak Veerana Hai |
Din Dooba Tum Yaad Aaye |
Jagjit Singh Songs
Singh, a Sikh, was born in the Punjab's Rajastan area. He began his musical studies at the Khalsa College Sr. Sec. School and pursued them at Khalsa College, Sriganganagar. He attained an arts degree and pursued post-graduate studies at Kurukshetra University in Haryana. He studied with Pandit Chhaganlal Sharma and Ustad Jamaal Khan. He began his professional singing and composing career for All India Radio in 1961. He moved to Mumbai in 1965 to try to establish himself as either a singer and/or composer in the massive Bollywood industry. It was hardly an auspicious beginning: he spent years writing and singing advertising jingles and eventually gained a slot doing playback singing in films. He met his future wife in 1967; they were married two years later. Though they performed as a duo, they were unable to record together until the middle of the '70s. Their debut album, The Unforgettables, was issued by HMV in 1977. Though they only sang together on two cuts, the single 'Baat Niklegi' became their first hit; it was celebrated for its juxtaposition of modern arrangements and the classical ghazal form. Though the following ghazals issued a year later did well, they paled in comparison to 1979's double album Come Alive in a Live Concert with Jagjit and Chitra Singh and 1981's Live in Concert at Wembley. 1981's Saath Saath and 1982's Arth -- both composed by Singh -- elevated their reputation to that of living legends. They are listed among HMV's best-selling soundtrack recording artists of all time. Singh's other film scores included Premgeet, Tum Bin, Sarfarosh, Dushman, and Tarkeeb.
