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Ajit Singh Pani Da Rang ft. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (Sufi Bass)
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Ajit Singh Pani Da Rang ft. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (Sufi Bass)

Here is an exclusive re-production of the hit track ‘Pani Da Rang’ featuring  Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan by Ajit Singh, a California based music producer, composer and multi-instrumentalist. Ajit Singh was honored by being selected to do one of the last Friction Labs ever on the BBC Asian Network – Bobby Friction Show in mid-October.

His task was to re-produce – Pani Da Rang, composed by Ayushmann Khurrana and Rochak Kohli (Vicky Donor), into a completely new style within one week.

Nusart Fateh Ali Khan – Live At National Theatre Tokyo, 1987 Part 3
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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan in Japan, A TV News Recording

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan in Japan, A TV News Recording

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1. Man Kunto Maula (Awesome Improvisations ) 01 – Man Kunto Maula-0001.mp3

2. Ho Karam Ki Nazar 02 – Ho Karam Ki Nazar-0001.mp3

3. Nee Mai Jana Jogi De Naal 03 – Ney Mein Jana Jogi De Naal-0001.mp3

4. Dama Dam Mast Qalandar  04 – Dhamadham Mast Qalander-0001.mp3

5. NIt Khair Manga  05 – Nit Khair Mangan Sohnia Main Teri-0001.mp3

 

TV Recordings ( From Some News Channel)

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Nusart Fateh Ali Khan – Live At National Theatre Tokyo, 1987 Part 2
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Part 2 Tracks:-

1. Nami Danam

[audio: https://nusratonline.com/nfaktop50/liveintokyo1987/Disk2/01%20-%20Nami%20Danam-0001.mp3]

2. Dama Dam Mast Qalandar (Shahbaaz Qalandar)

[audio: https://nusratonline.com/nfaktop50/liveintokyo1987/Disk2/02%20-%20Damadam%20Mast%20Qalander-0001.mp3]

3. Allah Hoo

[audio: https://nusratonline.com/nfaktop50/liveintokyo1987/Disk2/03%20-%20Allah%20Hoo-0001.mp3]

4. Ajj Sikkh Mitran De Wadere

[audio: https://nusratonline.com/nfaktop50/liveintokyo1987/Disk2/04%20-%20Ajj%20Sikkh%20Mitran%20De%20Wadere%20Ae-0001.mp3]

Nusart Fateh Ali Khan – Live At National Theatre Tokyo, 1987 Part 1
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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Live At National Theatre Tokyo

The following Songs were recorded during NFAK’s first visit to Tokyo in 1987. He was invited to perform at the prestigious National Theatre first for a series of performances & later at the King’s Residence, who was deeply moved by NFAK’s music. The response & respect NFAK got at Japan, moved NFAK himself, making it his favourite visiting country.

So here are the audio recordings of the concert. Listen to Haq Ali Ali Especially (you might not notice but NFAK sang it in with a five notes scale, the usual Japanese music trend). And here we go:

Tracks:

Allah Hoo
Haq Ali Ali (Ali Maula Ali Maula)
Shamus Ud Doha BAdar Ud Doja
Allah Mohammad Char Yar

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Pakistani Singer Is A Divine Master And A Pop Star
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“The following Article was published on January 22, 1993, just one day before NFAK’s Unforgettable performance at Meany! in Seattle Times and is posted here with their permission. Read Along”

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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan – Performing In London

Tomorrow: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan in concert, Meany Theater, 8 p.m., sold out. 543-4880.
In Pakistan and North Indian mausoleums, singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is widely celebrated as a powerful
conveyor of the spiritual message. In the West his versatile voice, melodic sensibility and deeply passionate
delivery have made him one of the most popular performers of contemporary world music.
Last September, Khan came to Seattle at the invitation of the University of Washington ethnomusicology
department as a visiting artist. Khan will be teaching there through March. Tomorrow, he gives his first public
performance here, accompanied by an ensemble of nine musicians. Continue reading →