Re: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir
Great work Aravind!Do we have Karthik and Tippu in the list? --- On Tue, 8/17/10, Vinayakam Murugan mvinayakam.li...@gmail.com wrote: From: Vinayakam Murugan mvinayakam.li...@gmail.com Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 6:39 PM Brilliant Job, Arrvind. Warm Regards ~~~ Vinayak http://www.flickr.com/photos/rightplacerighttime/ On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 10:48 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: Thanks a lot for your feedback..Pramod! -- I would like to confirm you the presence of Srinivas in Mellisaye! Mellisaye had 4 singers in total - Unni Menon, Swarnalatha (first Charanam and Pallavi) Srinivas and Sujatha (Second charanam and Pallavi) So..Srinivas got his first break in this song...acc to me! Though he had done some chorus part earlier! -- Agree with Sujatha's one song for Deen Isai Mazhai and a host of other commercial advertisements that AR has done! -- Not sure about Khatija...but Ameen's very first stint was for Say Naa Naa according to the sources..! --- On Tue, 8/17/10, Pramod pramod...@gmail.com wrote: From: Pramod pramod...@gmail.com Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 3:24 PM Good list But, a cursory look reveals a few opportunities for correction.. 1. Mellisaiye from Mr. Romeo was sung by Unni Menon and not by Srinivas. I doubt Srinivas' debut with Rahman sir was Manna Madurai from Minsaara Kanavu (not sure though) 2. Sujatha's debut was for Deen Isai Maalai and not Roja 3. I have a strong doubt if it were Khadija Rahman and A R Ameen who had crooned along with Sukhwinder Singh, Kailash Kher and Kartick Das Baul on Takey Takey from Mangal Pandey 4. K J Yesudas had sung for all the songs in Yodha, so its difficult to say that Kunu kune was his debut song with Rahman sir 5. The inimitable Praveen Mani in Alaipaayuthey is missing 6. May be we need to revisit on the titles given to the artists !! Not sure if Palakkad Sreeram can be in the same list as Bade Ghulam Ali saab and Bombay Jayasree !! Also is Mahathi a real current heart-throb ?? We can work to sanitize the list. good attempt Warm regards, Pramod. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:08 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: Dear Rahul.. Its not missed...both the singers are in the list bro! These are the ones mentioned: Unni Krishnan - Uyirum Neeye Naresh Iyer - Mayiliragae --- On Tue, 8/17/10, Rahul rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.in wrote: From: Rahul rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.in Subject: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 11:16 AM u missed out 2 of Guru's Fav singers ... UNNIKRISHNAN - debuted with Ennavale Adi Ennavale From Kaadhalan. And He Notched up a National Award for this song... Similarly , Didnt find Naresh Iyer in tht List ... Who debuted in Tamil with Mayilarage frm Ah Aah Rubaroo in Hindi ... nd lyk unnikrishnan he too bagged the National Awrd for Rubaroo Thnx for the gr8 info... Tk Rahul --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, ARRvind arr_arv...@... wrote: Its globally known fact that with the advent of a phenomenon named A R RAHMAN', there came in a whole new mighty waves of scores of talented singers, musicians, technicians and assistants to the limelight! AR sir was one of the first among the musicians who showcased and credited his complete dynasty of people worked for him on the Casettes and CDs back in 90's! AR sir has worked with soo many people who have helped him to become what he is today and they are also equally proud of associating themselves with the Legendary musician! Focusing on the singers now, ARR has worked with various seasoned artistes and commercial singers at the same time and enthralled each one of us. Here's the list of singers and their first ever works for AR sir (as far as i know). Yester-year Legends: Lata Mangeshkar- Jiya JaleT M Sounder Rajan - SemmozhiyaamP Susheela - Kannukku Mai AzhaghuAsha Bhonsle - Rangeela ReM S Vishwanathan - Mazhai ThuliK J Yesudas - Kune KuneS Janaki - Errani KurradhaniNusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Gurus of PeaceVani Jayaram - Sugham SughamSeergazhi Siva Chidambaram - Odakkara MarimuthuMalaysia Vasudevan - Theankizhakku Cheemayilae Medieval period Icons S P Balasubramaniam - Kadhal RojaveP Jayachandran - Sithhirai NilavuK S Chitra - Rukkumani RukkumaniT L Maharajan - MunneruthaanUdit Narayan - Pyar Bhi Tum Bhi(Chor Chor)Kavita Krishnamurthy - Tu Hi ReMano - Kannum KannumUnni Krishnan - Uyirum NeeyeSadhana Sargam - Ajooba HainHariharan - Tamizha TamizhaAlka Yagnik-
[arr] Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir-great work man
really a great job done by u. kudos to u. --- On Tue, 17/8/10, Aakarsh aakarsh...@yahoo.com wrote: From: Aakarsh aakarsh...@yahoo.com Subject: Re: [arr] Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, 17 August, 2010, 4:40 PM Seriously dude, Could you please give Movie (album) titles too, along with the list. Would like to revisit all these songs like a playlist. Would be a very different playlist. And more importantly, you forgot one singer - A.R.Rahman himself Regards Aakarsh --- On Tue, 8/17/10, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: From: ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com Subject: [arr] Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 1:52 PM Its globally known fact that with the advent of a phenomenon named A R RAHMAN', there came in a whole new mighty waves of scores of talented singers, musicians, technicians and assistants to the limelight! AR sir was one of the first among the musicians who showcased and credited his complete dynasty of people worked for him on the Casettes and CDs back in 90's! AR sir has worked with soo many people who have helped him to become what he is today and they are also equally proud of associating themselves with the Legendary musician! Focusing on the singers now, ARR has worked with various seasoned artistes and commercial singers at the same time and enthralled each one of us. Here's the list of singers and their first ever works for AR sir (as far as i know). Yester-year Legends: Lata Mangeshkar- Jiya JaleT M Sounder Rajan - SemmozhiyaamP Susheela - Kannukku Mai AzhaghuAsha Bhonsle - Rangeela ReM S Vishwanathan - Mazhai ThuliK J Yesudas - Kune KuneS Janaki - Errani KurradhaniNusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Gurus of PeaceVani Jayaram - Sugham SughamSeergazhi Siva Chidambaram - Odakkara MarimuthuMalaysia Vasudevan - Theankizhakku Cheemayilae Medieval period Icons S P Balasubramaniam - Kadhal RojaveP Jayachandran - Sithhirai NilavuK S Chitra - Rukkumani RukkumaniT L Maharajan - MunneruthaanUdit Narayan - Pyar Bhi Tum Bhi(Chor Chor)Kavita Krishnamurthy - Tu Hi ReMano - Kannum KannumUnni Krishnan - Uyirum NeeyeSadhana Sargam - Ajooba HainHariharan - Tamizha TamizhaAlka Yagnik- Milgayee Woh ManzileinAnuradha Paudwal - Kismat Se TumSujatha - Pudhu Vellai MazhaiUnni Menon - Pudhu Vellai MazhaiAnuradha Sriram - Anbendra MazhayilaeKumar Sanu - Milgayee Woh ManzileinSrinivas - Mellisayae Shankar Mahadevan - Varaaga NadhikaraiRoopkumar Rathod - Khamoshi RaatMinmini- Chinna Chinna AsaiSuresh Peters - Chicku Bucku RayilaeShahul Hameed - Deen Isai MazhaiM G Sreekumar - Tu Hi TuSwarnalatha - Usilambatti PenkuttyVinod Rathod - Ye Jaan LeleAnupama Deshpande - ChandralekhaSujatha Trivedi- Yeh Jo ZindagiAlisha Chinoy- JumbalikkaHema Sardesai - Aawara BhanwareSukhwinder Singh - Lucky LuckyRicha Sharma - Yaaro YaarodiIla Arun - Ada Muthu MuthuSapna Awasthi - Chaiyya ChaiyyaMalgudi Subha - Set Me FreeRanu Mukherjee - Shabba ShabbaChitra Sivaraman - Athhini SithhiniGopal Sharma - Love AttackManickka Vinayakam - Vidai Kodu Engal NadeT K Kala - Aararo AariraroSuresh Wadekar - Pyar Ye Jaane KaisaShwetha Shetty - Mangta Hai KyaSunitha Rao - Aadipaaru MangathaRaageshwari - Osaka MuraiyaSurjo Bhattacharya - Dheem TararePallavi - Kadhalikkum PenninDeena Chandradas - Zehreela PyarVaishali - Yaaro YaarodiShobha - Maarghazhi PooveKrishnaraj - Eechi ElumichiArundhathi - Eechi ElumichiSangeetha - Thannerai KadhalikkumNoel James - Paarkadhe PaarkadheO S Arun - AnbaeAslam Mustapha - Samba SambaSasirekha -Maanuthu VandhaiyeleaDeepan Chakravarthy - Araro AriraroSunandha - Indhirayo Ival SundariyoRemo Fernandez - Humma Humma Classical Giants Bombay Jayashree - NarumughayeNithyashree Mahadevan - Kannodu KanbadellamBade Ghulam Ali - Bhor BhayePalakkad Sreeram - Vettrikodi KattuKalyani Menon - Kuluvalile MuthuNeyveli Ramalaxmi - Alaipayuthey Current Heart-throbs Harini - Nila KaaigirathuSonu Nigam - Vaarayo ThozhiShreya Ghoshal - Azhaginna AzhagiChinmayi - Kannathil MuthamittalNaresh Iyer - MayiliragaeG V Prakash - Chicku Bucku RayilaeShaan - Oh HumdumMahalaxmi Iyer - Ae AjnabiG V Prakash - Chicku Bucku RayilaeKK - Strawberry KannaeSunidhi Chauhan - SaiyyanShwetha Mohan - Acham Acham IllaiMahathy - InnisaiMathangi - Aa Aaa TamizhammaReena Bharadwaj - Baba Kicchu ThaRekha Bharadwaj - Gendha PhoolTanvi Shah - Yaakai ThiriSunitha Sarathy - FanaaVijay Prakash - New NewMohit Chauhan - Khoon ChalaRashid Ali - NadhirdhinnaMadhushree - Na Shiqwa HotaBenny Dayal - Nee Marylin MonroeVijay Yesudas- Sahara PookalSPB Charan - Kadhal SaduguduYugendran - O MariaVasundhara Das - Shakalaka BabyDevan Ekambaram - O MariaMadhumitha - Liquid DanceSaindhavi - Kelaamal Javed Ali - Jashn -E -BaharaSriram Parthasarathy - ChittukuruviBalaram - Kadhale JayamGopika Poornima -
Re: [arr] ARR sings the first line of oh yaaro, yeh india bula raha hai
Ramesh, in the past I have admired your views and sense of humor, but in this case I will disagree. And my point is much larger than just this interview, I chime with what AR said. It is a given that the organizing committee has messed up, we all know it, and much thanks to the media to have focussed on it. But, the media also has a selfish interest in this. They want to sensationalize it and milk every drop of advantage out of this. Given that the games are still 45 days away, and the games have not been cancelled in India, there is still hope. Any country which hosts this games is proud of what they can do and we too should be proud. Infact our media also is a part of our country and they should at some point stop the negativity about the org committee messing up and play a constructive role in the games being successfull eventually. That is not happening and this lady reporter is also in the same mould. She still wants to milk and overzealously report the negativity, when the need of the hour was some positive reinforcement that we can still do it ! AR pointed exactly this out when he said he was in London and felt the media reporting to be just conveying a negative tone whereas he himself has seen a lot of positives in what is happening. This is my larger point. From: Ramesh R triscod...@yahoo.com To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tue, August 17, 2010 3:47:44 PM Subject: Re: [arr] ARR sings the first line of oh yaaro, yeh india bula raha hai For what it's worth, I think she asked valid questions. Perhaps her tone could have been more respectful. The preparations for CWG have been in shambles. Here's an article that sums it up. And if the media was informed that the song would be presented, then they have every reason to be disappointed and uncharitable in their reporting if the song was not ready. It's not honest reporting to paint a rosy picture when the ground realities are something else. From: Ram Motipally mramvina...@yahoo.com To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tue, August 17, 2010 10:44:03 AM Subject: Re: [arr] ARR sings the first line of oh yaaro, yeh india bula raha hai she was just wailing like a baby I think she took offense to what AR said that there is a lot of negativity from the media and he humbly requested the media to be a part of the games and project a positive image globally. She started off by saying that the games preparations were in shambles only 45 days away and now even the song is not being released...blah blah...later she says the invite to the press said that the song will be unveiled and that is not the case and why are they just saying the media should be positive when they are not doing anything on time.
[arr] 2010 a wonderful year for all arr fans
2010 is really rocking with a.r.r. he has blown us out right from the begining of this year. what a wonderful year was this with vtv, raavan, puli, enthiran, ipl theme song, semmozhi theme and now cwg theme. and still more to come. rahman sir was rocking this year. he rocked the whole nation non stop. proud to be a rahman fan since 16 years. hail rahman ji
Re: [arr] Does anyone have that deleted song from Sapnay?
It was sung by Abhijeet was released on Saregama.. On 8/17/10, Aakarsh aakarsh...@yahoo.com wrote: The Hindi version of Minsara Kanuvu, Sapnay, had an additional song, for the introduction sequence of Prabhu Deva. It was sung by Udit Narayan I think. Does anyone remember that? Does anyone have it? I dont think the song was released on tapes. Regards Aakarsh -- Friendship is not about finding the right person, but creating the right relationship. Its not how much we care in the beginning, but how much we care till the end. Sirish Musician.
Re: [arr] Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir
important singer for ARR KARTHIK - DEBUT IN STAR - NENTHUKITTEAN.. REGARDS GURU --- On Tue, 8/17/10, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: From: ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com Subject: Re: [arr] Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 6:10 PM Yes..Rawat bro...your info is true! I missed writing the message in brackets... :P Thanks for notifying it! --- On Tue, 8/17/10, V S Rawat vsra...@gmail.com wrote: From: V S Rawat vsra...@gmail.com Subject: Re: [arr] Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 11:43 AM On 8/17/2010 1:52 PM India Time, _ARRvind_ wrote: /*Bade Ghulam Ali* / he died on 25 April 1968. He has not rendered that song for ARR. An old recording was taken and used as-such in the film, the female part of the song was ARR's contribution. -- rawat
[arr] [Semi-ARR] 127 Hours
Fox has announced that Danny Boyle's next movie 127 hours is all set to release on Nov 5. I was wondering if any news is out on who is the composer? The sites below mention Rahman as the composer : http://www.slashfilm.com/2010/07/30/fox-searchlight-sets-november-5-release-date-for-danny-boyles-127-hours/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/127_Hours Also, I found this movie review in IMDB..by someone who had watched the early test screening of the movie : http://www.imdb.com/news/ni3289229/ [Early Test Screening Reviews] Danny Boyle’s ’127 Hours’ 13 July 2010 10:47 AM, PDT | The Film Stage | See recent The Film Stage news » One of our readers was lucky enough to attend the very first test screening for Danny Boyle‘sSlumdog Millionaire follow-up, 127 Hours. The film tells the story of Aron Ralston (James Franco), the mountain climber who had to amputate his own arm with a dull knife after a 2003 hiking accident. Check out their reaction below. Todd McCarthy wrote of the Coen brothers A Serious Man, “This is the kind of movie you get to make after you’ve won an Oscar.” The same can be said of Danny Boyle’s latest, 127 Hours. In telling the true story of a climber who is forced to amputate his arm after being trapped for five days, Boyle and James Franco certainly do a lot with a little. The cinematography by Boyle regular Anthony Dod Mantle and Enrique Chediak is beautiful and inventive. The score bySlumdog Millionaire composer A.R Rahman is strong » - Jordan Raup
[arr] AR's voice in Boom Boom - to those who didn't notice :) [1 Attachment]
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Re: [arr] ARR sings the first line of oh yaaro, yeh india bula raha hai
Exactly! That was a real stupid Question anyways... From: Gomzy™ gomtesh.upad...@gmail.com To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Mon, 16 August, 2010 21:26:26 Subject: Re: [arr] ARR sings the first line of oh yaaro, yeh india bula raha hai doing another waca waca is not my thingon your face ! On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 2:39 PM, Bivin Chandra bivinchan...@yahoo.com wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAQsTvm_AWg have u guys noticed, ARR has changed his hair style again -- www.gomzyphotography.com
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
Let's do it then. pour in your thoughts, folks. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 5:17 AM, Rivjot riv...@yahoo.com wrote: Excellent suggestion by Indmov. A website for all this info would be perfect! I am sure many of us can contribute to this website. First we should start pouring in ideas as to what lists / item should be included in there. Some categories like Unreleased songs, Unreleased soundtracks/CDs, Released songs on re-issued CDs etc.. can also be useful. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, Roshan c.pix...@... wrote: That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@... wrote: Nice initiative.! Would mean a lot to this group.! Lets get Gopal bro's comment on this! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Indmov Buff indmovb...@...* wrote: From: Indmov Buff indmovb...@... Subject: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails To: A R arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.comarrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 12:54 PM Hi Gopal and the rest, I have read many e-mails containing useful data in this group before. Just like Arvind's unique list of intro songs for singers there have been other lists such as Mother songs, child singers lists, raaga based lists and several other extremely interesting lists. I strongly feel that we should have all of this documented as part of the group? Any suggestions on how this can be done? Database? I am happy to put in time to dig out useful data from old e-mails. -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org
Re: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir
ARRvind !! I totally agree with you regarding Mellisaiye.. It definitely is Srinivas and Sujatha in the second charanam :-) Wonderful information.. that was news to me.. Good efforts once again On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 10:48 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: Thanks a lot for your feedback..Pramod! -- I would like to confirm you the presence of *Srinivas* in Mellisaye! *Mellisaye* had 4 singers in total - *Unni Menon, Swarnalatha* (first Charanam and Pallavi) *Srinivas and Sujatha*(Second charanam and Pallavi) So..Srinivas got his first break in this song...acc to me! Though he had done some chorus part earlier! -- Agree with *Sujatha's* one song for Deen Isai Mazhai and a host of other commercial advertisements that AR has done! -- Not sure about Khatija...but *Ameen's* very first stint was for *Say Naa Naa* according to the sources..! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Pramod pramod...@gmail.com* wrote: From: Pramod pramod...@gmail.com Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 3:24 PM Good list But, a cursory look reveals a few opportunities for correction.. 1. Mellisaiye from Mr. Romeo was sung by Unni Menon and not by *Srinivas*. I doubt Srinivas' debut with Rahman sir was Manna Madurai from Minsaara Kanavu (not sure though) 2. *Sujatha*'s debut was for Deen Isai Maalai and not Roja 3. I have a strong doubt if it were *Khadija Rahman and A R Ameen* who had crooned along with Sukhwinder Singh, Kailash Kher and Kartick Das Baul on Takey Takey from Mangal Pandey 4. *K J Yesudas* had sung for all the songs in Yodha, so its difficult to say that Kunu kune was his debut song with Rahman sir 5. The inimitable *Praveen Mani* in Alaipaayuthey is missing 6. May be we need to revisit on the titles given to the artists !! Not sure if Palakkad Sreeram can be in the same list as Bade Ghulam Ali saab and Bombay Jayasree !! Also is Mahathi a real current heart-throb ?? We can work to sanitize the list. good attempt Warm regards, Pramod. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:08 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.comhttp://us.mc1123.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: * Dear Rahul.. Its not missed...both the singers are in the list bro! These are the ones mentioned: Unni Krishnan - Uyirum Neeye* *Naresh Iyer - Mayiliragae* * * * * --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Rahul rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.inhttp://us.mc1123.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.in * wrote: From: Rahul rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.inhttp://us.mc1123.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.in Subject: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.comhttp://us.mc1123.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=arrahmanf...@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 11:16 AM u missed out 2 of Guru's Fav singers ... UNNIKRISHNAN - debuted with Ennavale Adi Ennavale From Kaadhalan. And He Notched up a National Award for this song... Similarly , Didnt find Naresh Iyer in tht List ... Who debuted in Tamil with Mayilarage frm Ah Aah Rubaroo in Hindi ... nd lyk unnikrishnan he too bagged the National Awrd for Rubaroo Thnx for the gr8 info... Tk Rahul --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.comhttp://mc/compose?to=arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, ARRvind arr_arv...@... wrote: Its globally known fact that with the advent of a phenomenon named A R RAHMAN', there came in a whole new mighty waves of scores of talented singers, musicians, technicians and assistants to the limelight! AR sir was one of the first among the musicians who showcased and credited his complete dynasty of people worked for him on the Casettes and CDs back in 90's! AR sir has worked with soo many people who have helped him to become what he is today and they are also equally proud of associating themselves with the Legendary musician! Focusing on the singers now, ARR has worked with various seasoned artistes and commercial singers at the same time and enthralled each one of us. Here's the list of singers and their first ever works for AR sir (as far as i know). Yester-year Legends: Lata Mangeshkar- Jiya JaleT M Sounder Rajan - SemmozhiyaamP Susheela - Kannukku Mai AzhaghuAsha Bhonsle - Rangeela ReM S Vishwanathan - Mazhai ThuliK J Yesudas - Kune KuneS Janaki - Errani KurradhaniNusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Gurus of PeaceVani Jayaram - Sugham SughamSeergazhi Siva Chidambaram - Odakkara MarimuthuMalaysia Vasudevan - Theankizhakku Cheemayilae Medieval period Icons S P Balasubramaniam - Kadhal RojaveP Jayachandran - Sithhirai NilavuK S Chitra - Rukkumani RukkumaniT L Maharajan - MunneruthaanUdit Narayan - Pyar Bhi Tum Bhi(Chor Chor)Kavita Krishnamurthy - Tu Hi ReMano - Kannum KannumUnni Krishnan - Uyirum NeeyeSadhana Sargam
[arr] Hello Mr. Ethirkachi intro is actually Memphis Stomp?
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Re: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir
Excellent Job Roshan. We should try to get these info organized! On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 1:39 AM, Vinayakam Murugan mvinayakam.li...@gmail.com wrote: Brilliant Job, Arrvind. Warm Regards ~~~ Vinayak http://www.flickr.com/photos/rightplacerighttime/ On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 10:48 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: Thanks a lot for your feedback..Pramod! -- I would like to confirm you the presence of *Srinivas* in Mellisaye! *Mellisaye* had 4 singers in total - *Unni Menon, Swarnalatha* (first Charanam and Pallavi) *Srinivas and Sujatha*(Second charanam and Pallavi) So..Srinivas got his first break in this song...acc to me! Though he had done some chorus part earlier! -- Agree with *Sujatha's* one song for Deen Isai Mazhai and a host of other commercial advertisements that AR has done! -- Not sure about Khatija...but *Ameen's* very first stint was for *Say Naa Naa* according to the sources..! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Pramod pramod...@gmail.com* wrote: From: Pramod pramod...@gmail.com Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 3:24 PM Good list But, a cursory look reveals a few opportunities for correction.. 1. Mellisaiye from Mr. Romeo was sung by Unni Menon and not by *Srinivas*. I doubt Srinivas' debut with Rahman sir was Manna Madurai from Minsaara Kanavu (not sure though) 2. *Sujatha*'s debut was for Deen Isai Maalai and not Roja 3. I have a strong doubt if it were *Khadija Rahman and A R Ameen* who had crooned along with Sukhwinder Singh, Kailash Kher and Kartick Das Baul on Takey Takey from Mangal Pandey 4. *K J Yesudas* had sung for all the songs in Yodha, so its difficult to say that Kunu kune was his debut song with Rahman sir 5. The inimitable *Praveen Mani* in Alaipaayuthey is missing 6. May be we need to revisit on the titles given to the artists !! Not sure if Palakkad Sreeram can be in the same list as Bade Ghulam Ali saab and Bombay Jayasree !! Also is Mahathi a real current heart-throb ?? We can work to sanitize the list. good attempt Warm regards, Pramod. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:08 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.comhttp://us.mc1123.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: * Dear Rahul.. Its not missed...both the singers are in the list bro! These are the ones mentioned: Unni Krishnan - Uyirum Neeye* *Naresh Iyer - Mayiliragae* * * * * --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Rahul rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.inhttp://us.mc1123.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.in * wrote: From: Rahul rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.inhttp://us.mc1123.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.in Subject: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.comhttp://us.mc1123.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=arrahmanf...@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 11:16 AM u missed out 2 of Guru's Fav singers ... UNNIKRISHNAN - debuted with Ennavale Adi Ennavale From Kaadhalan. And He Notched up a National Award for this song... Similarly , Didnt find Naresh Iyer in tht List ... Who debuted in Tamil with Mayilarage frm Ah Aah Rubaroo in Hindi ... nd lyk unnikrishnan he too bagged the National Awrd for Rubaroo Thnx for the gr8 info... Tk Rahul --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.comhttp://mc/compose?to=arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, ARRvind arr_arv...@... wrote: Its globally known fact that with the advent of a phenomenon named A R RAHMAN', there came in a whole new mighty waves of scores of talented singers, musicians, technicians and assistants to the limelight! AR sir was one of the first among the musicians who showcased and credited his complete dynasty of people worked for him on the Casettes and CDs back in 90's! AR sir has worked with soo many people who have helped him to become what he is today and they are also equally proud of associating themselves with the Legendary musician! Focusing on the singers now, ARR has worked with various seasoned artistes and commercial singers at the same time and enthralled each one of us. Here's the list of singers and their first ever works for AR sir (as far as i know). Yester-year Legends: Lata Mangeshkar- Jiya JaleT M Sounder Rajan - SemmozhiyaamP Susheela - Kannukku Mai AzhaghuAsha Bhonsle - Rangeela ReM S Vishwanathan - Mazhai ThuliK J Yesudas - Kune KuneS Janaki - Errani KurradhaniNusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Gurus of PeaceVani Jayaram - Sugham SughamSeergazhi Siva Chidambaram - Odakkara MarimuthuMalaysia Vasudevan - Theankizhakku Cheemayilae Medieval period Icons S P Balasubramaniam - Kadhal RojaveP Jayachandran - Sithhirai NilavuK S Chitra - Rukkumani RukkumaniT L Maharajan - MunneruthaanUdit Narayan - Pyar Bhi Tum Bhi(Chor Chor)Kavita Krishnamurthy - Tu Hi ReMano -
[arr] Semi-ARR : Birthday wishes to Gulzarsaab
Friends, Gulzarsaab had given many memorable lines in the compositions of A.R.Rahman. Today he is celebrating his birthday. Birthday wishes to one of the greatest writer/filmmakers from India. Jinke Sar ho Ishq ki chaaon,paaon ke neeche jannat hogi! I wish he continues to weave magic, be it in ARR scores or even in non-ARR scores, as he has always been! Regards Aakarsh
[arr] Rahman albums list in chronological order
Dear all, Is there a list of all Rahman albums with the movie name and year? I remember seeing such a list in the groups but couldn't locate it. if any of you maintains a list, could you please share? thanks Anu
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
Me too! Like where we can sort by singer name or raaga name etc. Just info. IT savvy people out there- what's the best way to go about this? From: Roshan c.pix...@gmail.com To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tue, 17 August, 2010 21:45:59 Subject: Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: Nice initiative.! Would mean a lot to this group.! Lets get Gopal bro's comment on this! --- On Tue, 8/17/10, Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.com wrote: From: Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.com Subject: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails To: A R arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 12:54 PM Hi Gopal and the rest, I have read many e-mails containing useful data in this group before. Just like Arvind's unique list of intro songs for singers there have been other lists such as Mother songs, child singers lists, raaga based lists and several other extremely interesting lists. I strongly feel that we should have all of this documented as part of the group? Any suggestions on how this can be done? Database? I am happy to put in time to dig out useful data from old e-mails. -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
ok. I am doing it :) gonna get a domain. anyone would like to suggest a good domain ? On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 2:15 AM, Roshan c.pix...@gmail.com wrote: That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: Nice initiative.! Would mean a lot to this group.! Lets get Gopal bro's comment on this! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.com* wrote: From: Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.com Subject: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails To: A R arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 12:54 PM Hi Gopal and the rest, I have read many e-mails containing useful data in this group before. Just like Arvind's unique list of intro songs for singers there have been other lists such as Mother songs, child singers lists, raaga based lists and several other extremely interesting lists. I strongly feel that we should have all of this documented as part of the group? Any suggestions on how this can be done? Database? I am happy to put in time to dig out useful data from old e-mails. -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org
Re: [arr] Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir
Adding to the Current Heart-throbs list Karthik - Adi Nendikitten Kunal Ganjawala - Shehzaade God knows how i left these A listed singers! --- On Tue, 8/17/10, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: From: ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com Subject: [arr] Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 8:22 AM Its globally known fact that with the advent of a phenomenon named A R RAHMAN', there came in a whole new mighty waves of scores of talented singers, musicians, technicians and assistants to the limelight! AR sir was one of the first among the musicians who showcased and credited his complete dynasty of people worked for him on the Casettes and CDs back in 90's! AR sir has worked with soo many people who have helped him to become what he is today and they are also equally proud of associating themselves with the Legendary musician! Focusing on the singers now, ARR has worked with various seasoned artistes and commercial singers at the same time and enthralled each one of us. Here's the list of singers and their first ever works for AR sir (as far as i know). Yester-year Legends: Lata Mangeshkar- Jiya Jale T M Sounder Rajan - Semmozhiyaam P Susheela - Kannukku Mai Azhaghu Asha Bhonsle - Rangeela Re M S Vishwanathan - Mazhai Thuli K J Yesudas - Kune Kune S Janaki - Errani Kurradhani Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Gurus of Peace Vani Jayaram - Sugham Sugham Seergazhi Siva Chidambaram - Odakkara Marimuthu Malaysia Vasudevan - Theankizhakku Cheemayilae Medieval period Icons S P Balasubramaniam - Kadhal Rojave P Jayachandran - Sithhirai Nilavu K S Chitra - Rukkumani Rukkumani T L Maharajan - Munneruthaan Udit Narayan - Pyar Bhi Tum Bhi(Chor Chor) Kavita Krishnamurthy - Tu Hi Re Mano - Kannum Kannum Unni Krishnan - Uyirum Neeye Sadhana Sargam - Ajooba Hain Hariharan - Tamizha Tamizha Alka Yagnik- Milgayee Woh Manzilein Anuradha Paudwal - Kismat Se Tum Sujatha - Pudhu Vellai Mazhai Unni Menon - Pudhu Vellai Mazhai Anuradha Sriram - Anbendra Mazhayilae Kumar Sanu - Milgayee Woh Manzilein Srinivas - Mellisayae Shankar Mahadevan - Varaaga Nadhikarai Roopkumar Rathod - Khamoshi Raat Minmini- Chinna Chinna Asai Suresh Peters - Chicku Bucku Rayilae Shahul Hameed - Deen Isai Mazhai M G Sreekumar - Tu Hi Tu Swarnalatha - Usilambatti Penkutty Vinod Rathod - Ye Jaan Lele Anupama Deshpande - Chandralekha Sujatha Trivedi- Yeh Jo Zindagi Alisha Chinoy- Jumbalikka Hema Sardesai - Aawara Bhanware Sukhwinder Singh - Lucky Lucky Richa Sharma - Yaaro Yaarodi Ila Arun - Ada Muthu Muthu Sapna Awasthi - Chaiyya Chaiyya Malgudi Subha - Set Me Free Ranu Mukherjee - Shabba Shabba Chitra Sivaraman - Athhini Sithhini Gopal Sharma - Love Attack Manickka Vinayakam - Vidai Kodu Engal Nade T K Kala - Aararo Aariraro Suresh Wadekar - Pyar Ye Jaane Kaisa Shwetha Shetty - Mangta Hai Kya Sunitha Rao - Aadipaaru Mangatha Raageshwari - Osaka Muraiya Surjo Bhattacharya - Dheem Tarare Pallavi - Kadhalikkum Pennin Deena Chandradas - Zehreela Pyar Vaishali - Yaaro Yaarodi Shobha - Maarghazhi Poove Krishnaraj - Eechi Elumichi Arundhathi - Eechi Elumichi Sangeetha - Thannerai Kadhalikkum Noel James - Paarkadhe Paarkadhe O S Arun - Anbae Aslam Mustapha - Samba Samba Sasirekha -Maanuthu Vandhaiyelea Deepan Chakravarthy - Araro Ariraro Sunandha - Indhirayo Ival Sundariyo Remo Fernandez - Humma Humma Classical Giants Bombay Jayashree - Narumughaye Nithyashree Mahadevan - Kannodu Kanbadellam Bade Ghulam Ali - Bhor Bhaye Palakkad Sreeram - Vettrikodi Kattu Kalyani Menon - Kuluvalile Muthu Neyveli Ramalaxmi - Alaipayuthey Current Heart-throbs Harini - Nila Kaaigirathu Sonu Nigam - Vaarayo Thozhi Shreya Ghoshal - Azhaginna Azhagi Chinmayi - Kannathil Muthamittal Naresh Iyer - Mayiliragae G V Prakash - Chicku Bucku Rayilae Shaan - Oh Humdum Mahalaxmi Iyer - Ae Ajnabi G V Prakash - Chicku Bucku Rayilae KK - Strawberry Kannae Sunidhi Chauhan - Saiyyan Shwetha Mohan - Acham Acham Illai Mahathy - Innisai Mathangi - Aa Aaa Tamizhamma Reena Bharadwaj - Baba Kicchu Tha Rekha Bharadwaj - Gendha Phool Tanvi Shah - Yaakai Thiri Sunitha Sarathy - Fanaa Vijay Prakash - New New Mohit Chauhan - Khoon Chala Rashid Ali - Nadhirdhinna Madhushree - Na Shiqwa Hota Benny Dayal - Nee Marylin Monroe Vijay Yesudas- Sahara Pookal SPB Charan - Kadhal Sadugudu Yugendran - O Maria Vasundhara Das - Shakalaka Baby Devan Ekambaram - O Maria Madhumitha - Liquid Dance Saindhavi - Kelaamal Javed Ali - Jashn -E -Bahara Sriram Parthasarathy - Chittukuruvi Balaram - Kadhale Jayam Gopika Poornima - Porkalam Angae Alphonse Joseph - Aaromale Keerthi Sagathiya - Beera Beera Sonu Kakkar- Dinam Dinam Deepawali Neha Kakkar - Blue Seasoned Performers Aachi Manorama - Madrasai Sutthi Usha Uthup - Idhar Daud Hain Thaeni Kunjarammal - Pettai Rap Bharathi Raja - Kadu Potta Kadu Daler Mehendi - Nach Le Lucky Ali - Ae Khuda Hafis Bappi Lahiri - Ek lo Ek Muft
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Hi all, I have suggested a similar database driven ARR only website in 2008 where you can search any thing about only ARR. I even designed a search page. see the attachment. I somebody who is good in programming, we can move ahead. I can take care of the design part. ARR Rulez Rakesh --- On Tue, 8/17/10, A.R.Rajib a.r.ra...@gmail.com wrote: From: A.R.Rajib a.r.ra...@gmail.com Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 5:33 AM Those guys having an site themselves for ARR can create a database like that of cricinfo.com ...all the records in all possible angle should be kept in that database ... !! that would be an awesome thing to do !! will take a hell lot of time at first but when done it wont take much time to update it with latest album releases ! What do u say guys ? :-) On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 5:16 PM, Rahul rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.in wrote: u missed out 2 of Guru's Fav singers ... UNNIKRISHNAN - debuted with Ennavale Adi Ennavale From Kaadhalan. And He Notched up a National Award for this song... Similarly , Didnt find Naresh Iyer in tht List ... Who debuted in Tamil with Mayilarage frm Ah Aah Rubaroo in Hindi ... nd lyk unnikrishnan he too bagged the National Awrd for Rubaroo Thnx for the gr8 info... Tk Rahul --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, ARRvind arr_arv...@... wrote: Its globally known fact that with the advent of a phenomenon named A R RAHMAN', there came in a whole new mighty waves of scores of talented singers, musicians, technicians and assistants to the limelight! AR sir was one of the first among the musicians who showcased and credited his complete dynasty of people worked for him on the Casettes and CDs back in 90's! AR sir has worked with soo many people who have helped him to become what he is today and they are also equally proud of associating themselves with the Legendary musician! Focusing on the singers now, ARR has worked with various seasoned artistes and commercial singers at the same time and enthralled each one of us. Here's the list of singers and their first ever works for AR sir (as far as i know). Yester-year Legends: Lata Mangeshkar- Jiya JaleT M Sounder Rajan - SemmozhiyaamP Susheela - Kannukku Mai AzhaghuAsha Bhonsle - Rangeela ReM S Vishwanathan - Mazhai ThuliK J Yesudas - Kune KuneS Janaki - Errani KurradhaniNusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Gurus of PeaceVani Jayaram - Sugham SughamSeergazhi Siva Chidambaram - Odakkara MarimuthuMalaysia Vasudevan - Theankizhakku Cheemayilae Medieval period Icons S P Balasubramaniam - Kadhal RojaveP Jayachandran - Sithhirai NilavuK S Chitra - Rukkumani RukkumaniT L Maharajan - MunneruthaanUdit Narayan - Pyar Bhi Tum Bhi(Chor Chor)Kavita Krishnamurthy - Tu Hi ReMano - Kannum KannumUnni Krishnan - Uyirum NeeyeSadhana Sargam - Ajooba HainHariharan - Tamizha TamizhaAlka Yagnik- Milgayee Woh ManzileinAnuradha Paudwal - Kismat Se TumSujatha - Pudhu Vellai MazhaiUnni Menon - Pudhu Vellai MazhaiAnuradha Sriram - Anbendra MazhayilaeKumar Sanu - Milgayee Woh ManzileinSrinivas - Mellisayae Shankar Mahadevan - Varaaga NadhikaraiRoopkumar Rathod - Khamoshi RaatMinmini- Chinna Chinna AsaiSuresh Peters - Chicku Bucku RayilaeShahul Hameed - Deen Isai MazhaiM G Sreekumar - Tu Hi TuSwarnalatha - Usilambatti PenkuttyVinod Rathod - Ye Jaan LeleAnupama Deshpande - ChandralekhaSujatha Trivedi- Yeh Jo ZindagiAlisha Chinoy- JumbalikkaHema Sardesai - Aawara BhanwareSukhwinder Singh - Lucky LuckyRicha Sharma - Yaaro YaarodiIla Arun - Ada Muthu MuthuSapna Awasthi - Chaiyya ChaiyyaMalgudi Subha - Set Me FreeRanu Mukherjee - Shabba ShabbaChitra Sivaraman - Athhini SithhiniGopal Sharma - Love AttackManickka Vinayakam - Vidai Kodu Engal NadeT K Kala - Aararo AariraroSuresh Wadekar - Pyar Ye Jaane KaisaShwetha Shetty - Mangta Hai KyaSunitha Rao - Aadipaaru MangathaRaageshwari - Osaka MuraiyaSurjo Bhattacharya - Dheem TararePallavi - Kadhalikkum PenninDeena Chandradas - Zehreela PyarVaishali - Yaaro YaarodiShobha - Maarghazhi PooveKrishnaraj - Eechi ElumichiArundhathi - Eechi ElumichiSangeetha - Thannerai KadhalikkumNoel James - Paarkadhe PaarkadheO S Arun - AnbaeAslam Mustapha - Samba SambaSasirekha -Maanuthu VandhaiyeleaDeepan Chakravarthy - Araro AriraroSunandha - Indhirayo Ival SundariyoRemo Fernandez - Humma Humma Classical Giants Bombay Jayashree - NarumughayeNithyashree Mahadevan - Kannodu KanbadellamBade Ghulam Ali - Bhor BhayePalakkad Sreeram - Vettrikodi KattuKalyani Menon - Kuluvalile MuthuNeyveli Ramalaxmi - Alaipayuthey Current Heart-throbs Harini - Nila KaaigirathuSonu Nigam - Vaarayo ThozhiShreya Ghoshal - Azhaginna AzhagiChinmayi - Kannathil MuthamittalNaresh Iyer - MayiliragaeG V Prakash - Chicku Bucku RayilaeShaan - Oh
Re: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir
Brilliant arrvind... one correction, if my memory is good... Anuradha Sriram's first was accham accham illai from Indira.. - Bergin On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 1:39 PM, Vinayakam Murugan mvinayakam.li...@gmail.com wrote: Brilliant Job, Arrvind. Warm Regards ~~~ Vinayak http://www.flickr.com/photos/rightplacerighttime/ On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 10:48 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: Thanks a lot for your feedback..Pramod! -- I would like to confirm you the presence of *Srinivas* in Mellisaye! *Mellisaye* had 4 singers in total - *Unni Menon, Swarnalatha* (first Charanam and Pallavi) *Srinivas and Sujatha*(Second charanam and Pallavi) So..Srinivas got his first break in this song...acc to me! Though he had done some chorus part earlier! -- Agree with *Sujatha's* one song for Deen Isai Mazhai and a host of other commercial advertisements that AR has done! -- Not sure about Khatija...but *Ameen's* very first stint was for *Say Naa Naa* according to the sources..! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Pramod pramod...@gmail.com* wrote: From: Pramod pramod...@gmail.com Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 3:24 PM Good list But, a cursory look reveals a few opportunities for correction.. 1. Mellisaiye from Mr. Romeo was sung by Unni Menon and not by *Srinivas*. I doubt Srinivas' debut with Rahman sir was Manna Madurai from Minsaara Kanavu (not sure though) 2. *Sujatha*'s debut was for Deen Isai Maalai and not Roja 3. I have a strong doubt if it were *Khadija Rahman and A R Ameen* who had crooned along with Sukhwinder Singh, Kailash Kher and Kartick Das Baul on Takey Takey from Mangal Pandey 4. *K J Yesudas* had sung for all the songs in Yodha, so its difficult to say that Kunu kune was his debut song with Rahman sir 5. The inimitable *Praveen Mani* in Alaipaayuthey is missing 6. May be we need to revisit on the titles given to the artists !! Not sure if Palakkad Sreeram can be in the same list as Bade Ghulam Ali saab and Bombay Jayasree !! Also is Mahathi a real current heart-throb ?? We can work to sanitize the list. good attempt Warm regards, Pramod. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:08 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.comhttp://us.mc1123.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: * Dear Rahul.. Its not missed...both the singers are in the list bro! These are the ones mentioned: Unni Krishnan - Uyirum Neeye* *Naresh Iyer - Mayiliragae* * * * * --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Rahul rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.inhttp://us.mc1123.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.in * wrote: From: Rahul rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.inhttp://us.mc1123.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.in Subject: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.comhttp://us.mc1123.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=arrahmanf...@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 11:16 AM u missed out 2 of Guru's Fav singers ... UNNIKRISHNAN - debuted with Ennavale Adi Ennavale From Kaadhalan. And He Notched up a National Award for this song... Similarly , Didnt find Naresh Iyer in tht List ... Who debuted in Tamil with Mayilarage frm Ah Aah Rubaroo in Hindi ... nd lyk unnikrishnan he too bagged the National Awrd for Rubaroo Thnx for the gr8 info... Tk Rahul --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.comhttp://mc/compose?to=arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, ARRvind arr_arv...@... wrote: Its globally known fact that with the advent of a phenomenon named A R RAHMAN', there came in a whole new mighty waves of scores of talented singers, musicians, technicians and assistants to the limelight! AR sir was one of the first among the musicians who showcased and credited his complete dynasty of people worked for him on the Casettes and CDs back in 90's! AR sir has worked with soo many people who have helped him to become what he is today and they are also equally proud of associating themselves with the Legendary musician! Focusing on the singers now, ARR has worked with various seasoned artistes and commercial singers at the same time and enthralled each one of us. Here's the list of singers and their first ever works for AR sir (as far as i know). Yester-year Legends: Lata Mangeshkar- Jiya JaleT M Sounder Rajan - SemmozhiyaamP Susheela - Kannukku Mai AzhaghuAsha Bhonsle - Rangeela ReM S Vishwanathan - Mazhai ThuliK J Yesudas - Kune KuneS Janaki - Errani KurradhaniNusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Gurus of PeaceVani Jayaram - Sugham SughamSeergazhi Siva Chidambaram - Odakkara MarimuthuMalaysia Vasudevan - Theankizhakku Cheemayilae Medieval period Icons S P Balasubramaniam - Kadhal RojaveP Jayachandran - Sithhirai NilavuK S Chitra - Rukkumani RukkumaniT L Maharajan - MunneruthaanUdit Narayan
[arr] Cafe Fluid - Naveen Kumar - Too good!!!!!
Hi Guys, Continuing the tradition of appreciating good music.. I would like to strongly recommend listening to the instrumental album Cafe Fluid by Naveen Kumar, colleague and friend of ARR. It was lauched sometime in April this year, but I heard it just now. It is too good.. try it.. Regards, Ranjit
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
in addition to all this, I can think of guitar chords, piano chords etc.would be helpful for me too. as I am learning guitar. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 11:07 AM, Roshan c.pix...@gmail.com wrote: Let's do it then. pour in your thoughts, folks. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 5:17 AM, Rivjot riv...@yahoo.com wrote: Excellent suggestion by Indmov. A website for all this info would be perfect! I am sure many of us can contribute to this website. First we should start pouring in ideas as to what lists / item should be included in there. Some categories like Unreleased songs, Unreleased soundtracks/CDs, Released songs on re-issued CDs etc.. can also be useful. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, Roshan c.pix...@... wrote: That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@... wrote: Nice initiative.! Would mean a lot to this group.! Lets get Gopal bro's comment on this! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Indmov Buff indmovb...@...* wrote: From: Indmov Buff indmovb...@... Subject: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails To: A R arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.comarrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 12:54 PM Hi Gopal and the rest, I have read many e-mails containing useful data in this group before. Just like Arvind's unique list of intro songs for singers there have been other lists such as Mother songs, child singers lists, raaga based lists and several other extremely interesting lists. I strongly feel that we should have all of this documented as part of the group? Any suggestions on how this can be done? Database? I am happy to put in time to dig out useful data from old e-mails. -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org
[arr] A.R.Rahman QA Rolling Stone
There's a QA with AR in the current rolling stone magazine. In a flight and yet to read the entire thing. From what I read, street dancing and collaboration with Celine dion are'nt confirmed. 19th steps is dropped! No internatiönal projects except for the non-film project with Nicole and other artists. -- Cheers, Madhavan.R Be a Music Fan; not a Music Pirate!
[arr] 2:01-2:07
the only strange, beautiful, sweet, unforgettable piece of music in endhiran atleast for me but its only for six seconds. really enjoy this small part. since the release i am listening to it badly addictive to it, i listen it again n again. it comes in kilimajaro at the start of first interlude. at the timing mentioned. regards, taimur
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
hi all, i'm already working on a comprehensive database cum website to catalogue ARR songs... planning 2 finish it before ARR's birth day next year (6-Jan-2011) On Wed, 18 Aug 2010 05:17 IST Rivjot wrote: Excellent suggestion by Indmov. A website for all this info would be perfect! I am sure many of us can contribute to this website. First we should start pouring in ideas as to what lists / item should be included in there. Some categories like Unreleased songs, Unreleased soundtracks/CDs, Released songs on re-issued CDs etc.. can also be useful. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Roshan c.pix...@... wrote: That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@... wrote: Nice initiative.! Would mean a lot to this group.! Lets get Gopal bro's comment on this! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Indmov Buff indmovb...@...* wrote: From: Indmov Buff indmovb...@... Subject: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails To: A R arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 12:54 PM Hi Gopal and the rest, I have read many e-mails containing useful data in this group before. Just like Arvind's unique list of intro songs for singers there have been other lists such as Mother songs, child singers lists, raaga based lists and several other extremely interesting lists. I strongly feel that we should have all of this documented as part of the group? Any suggestions on how this can be done? Database? I am happy to put in time to dig out useful data from old e-mails. -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org
[arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir
I guess the following were the debut songs of the respective singers for AR.. not quite sure thou.. Anupama - July maadham vandhaal [pudhiya mugam] Anuradha Sriram - Ini acham illai [Indira] Unni Krishnan - Ennavale [Kaadhalan] --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Ravi Nair raviish...@... wrote: Gr8 effort of collating all the data!!. I suggest we include singers launched by ARR as a separate category. I mean launched into fame...e.g Naresh Iyer, Sukhvinder Singh, Harini, Chinmayi, GV Prakash etc have come to limelight due to the popularity of their songs with ARR more than anything else. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 4:38 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@... wrote: * Dear Rahul.. Its not missed...both the singers are in the list bro! These are the ones mentioned: Unni Krishnan - Uyirum Neeye* *Naresh Iyer - Mayiliragae* * * * * --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Rahul rahuldavidbeck...@...* wrote: From: Rahul rahuldavidbeck...@... Subject: [arr] Re: Singers and Their Debut Songs for AR Sir To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 11:16 AM u missed out 2 of Guru's Fav singers ... UNNIKRISHNAN - debuted with Ennavale Adi Ennavale From Kaadhalan. And He Notched up a National Award for this song... Similarly , Didnt find Naresh Iyer in tht List ... Who debuted in Tamil with Mayilarage frm Ah Aah Rubaroo in Hindi ... nd lyk unnikrishnan he too bagged the National Awrd for Rubaroo Thnx for the gr8 info... Tk Rahul --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.comhttp://mc/compose?to=arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, ARRvind arr_arvind@ wrote: Its globally known fact that with the advent of a phenomenon named A R RAHMAN', there came in a whole new mighty waves of scores of talented singers, musicians, technicians and assistants to the limelight! AR sir was one of the first among the musicians who showcased and credited his complete dynasty of people worked for him on the Casettes and CDs back in 90's! AR sir has worked with soo many people who have helped him to become what he is today and they are also equally proud of associating themselves with the Legendary musician! Focusing on the singers now, ARR has worked with various seasoned artistes and commercial singers at the same time and enthralled each one of us. Here's the list of singers and their first ever works for AR sir (as far as i know). Yester-year Legends: Lata Mangeshkar- Jiya JaleT M Sounder Rajan - SemmozhiyaamP Susheela - Kannukku Mai AzhaghuAsha Bhonsle - Rangeela ReM S Vishwanathan - Mazhai ThuliK J Yesudas - Kune KuneS Janaki - Errani KurradhaniNusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Gurus of PeaceVani Jayaram - Sugham SughamSeergazhi Siva Chidambaram - Odakkara MarimuthuMalaysia Vasudevan - Theankizhakku Cheemayilae Medieval period Icons S P Balasubramaniam - Kadhal RojaveP Jayachandran - Sithhirai NilavuK S Chitra - Rukkumani RukkumaniT L Maharajan - MunneruthaanUdit Narayan - Pyar Bhi Tum Bhi(Chor Chor)Kavita Krishnamurthy - Tu Hi ReMano - Kannum KannumUnni Krishnan - Uyirum NeeyeSadhana Sargam - Ajooba HainHariharan - Tamizha TamizhaAlka Yagnik- Milgayee Woh ManzileinAnuradha Paudwal - Kismat Se TumSujatha - Pudhu Vellai MazhaiUnni Menon - Pudhu Vellai MazhaiAnuradha Sriram - Anbendra MazhayilaeKumar Sanu - Milgayee Woh ManzileinSrinivas - Mellisayae Shankar Mahadevan - Varaaga NadhikaraiRoopkumar Rathod - Khamoshi RaatMinmini- Chinna Chinna AsaiSuresh Peters - Chicku Bucku RayilaeShahul Hameed - Deen Isai MazhaiM G Sreekumar - Tu Hi TuSwarnalatha - Usilambatti PenkuttyVinod Rathod - Ye Jaan LeleAnupama Deshpande - ChandralekhaSujatha Trivedi- Yeh Jo ZindagiAlisha Chinoy- JumbalikkaHema Sardesai - Aawara BhanwareSukhwinder Singh - Lucky LuckyRicha Sharma - Yaaro YaarodiIla Arun - Ada Muthu MuthuSapna Awasthi - Chaiyya ChaiyyaMalgudi Subha - Set Me FreeRanu Mukherjee - Shabba ShabbaChitra Sivaraman - Athhini SithhiniGopal Sharma - Love AttackManickka Vinayakam - Vidai Kodu Engal NadeT K Kala - Aararo AariraroSuresh Wadekar - Pyar Ye Jaane KaisaShwetha Shetty - Mangta Hai KyaSunitha Rao - Aadipaaru MangathaRaageshwari - Osaka MuraiyaSurjo Bhattacharya - Dheem TararePallavi - Kadhalikkum PenninDeena Chandradas - Zehreela PyarVaishali - Yaaro YaarodiShobha - Maarghazhi PooveKrishnaraj - Eechi ElumichiArundhathi - Eechi ElumichiSangeetha - Thannerai KadhalikkumNoel James - Paarkadhe PaarkadheO S Arun - AnbaeAslam Mustapha - Samba SambaSasirekha -Maanuthu VandhaiyeleaDeepan Chakravarthy - Araro AriraroSunandha - Indhirayo Ival SundariyoRemo Fernandez - Humma Humma Classical Giants Bombay Jayashree - NarumughayeNithyashree Mahadevan - Kannodu KanbadellamBade Ghulam Ali - Bhor BhayePalakkad Sreeram - Vettrikodi KattuKalyani Menon - Kuluvalile MuthuNeyveli Ramalaxmi - Alaipayuthey Current Heart-throbs Harini - Nila KaaigirathuSonu
[arr] Re: [Semi-ARR] 127 Hours
I know its highly unlikely but is it possible tht ARR myt hav done this project Coz Boyle has pretty much kept the whole SDM crew together ... http://www.deccanherald.com/content/88352/danny-boyle-unveils-first-look.html tk Rahul --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, $ Pavan Kumar $ pawancum...@... wrote: Fox has announced that Danny Boyle's next movie 127 hours is all set to release on Nov 5. I was wondering if any news is out on who is the composer? The sites below mention Rahman as the composer : http://www.slashfilm.com/2010/07/30/fox-searchlight-sets-november-5-release-date-for-danny-boyles-127-hours/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/127_Hours Also, I found this movie review in IMDB..by someone who had watched the early test screening of the movie : http://www.imdb.com/news/ni3289229/ [Early Test Screening Reviews] Danny Boyleâs â127 Hoursâ 13 July 2010 10:47 AM, PDT | The Film Stage | See recent The Film Stage news » One of our readers was lucky enough to attend the very first test screening for Danny BoyleâsSlumdog Millionaire follow-up, 127 Hours. The film tells the story of Aron Ralston (James Franco), the mountain climber who had to amputate his own arm with a dull knife after a 2003 hiking accident. Check out their reaction below. Todd McCarthy wrote of the Coen brothers A Serious Man, âThis is the kind of movie you get to make after youâve won an Oscar.â The same can be said of Danny Boyleâs latest, 127 Hours. In telling the true story of a climber who is forced to amputate his arm after being trapped for five days, Boyle and James Franco certainly do a lot with a little. The cinematography by Boyle regular Anthony Dod Mantle and Enrique Chediak is beautiful and inventive. The score bySlumdog Millionaire composer A.R Rahman is strong » - Jordan Raup
[arr] Revisited Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na
As Abbas T's next Jhoota He Sahi approaches with music by ARR, the same team that worked on Jaane Tu, I revisited Jaane Tu and found the musical experience to be just as refreshing and bright as when I first heard the album. I still love that album for many reasons. I feel that Jaane Tu was a necessary album in ARR's career to showcase how he can score music for a relatively light, mainstream, romcom film without compromising on class. Yes, the music is lighter and more poppish than what we're used to hearing from ARR, and for some people, it was a turn off. But, to me, it showcased, once again, ARR's incredible versatility as a musician to know when to put the brakes on..light treatment to musical arrangements, reduced instrumental density, more breathing room to the songs, more conventionally structured songs with hummable melodies. And yet, the music to me had that unmistakable ARR stamp without musical acrobatics.and to methat is the genius of ARRhis signature can be felt in more subtle, lighter forms without the need for high octane musical adventurism. For me, knowing when to put the musical brakes on is a hallmark of a true genius artist, as ARR has shown before too through minimalism. But, this was minimalism in a more poppish and less spiritual form and to me, it hit the bullseye within that genre. And boy did the music take off with the youth!!! CDs sold like hotcakes and the music went on to win awards. Other MDs too raved about the soundtrack. The production and sound value of Jaane Tu was brilliant to me too. The arrangements were crisp and bright. My favorites on that album are Kabhi Aditi, Jaane Tu (Both male and female), Kahin To, and Tu Bole. Tu Bole had the most amazing trumpet improv jazz that totally blew me away when I first heard it. That song is one of my favorites!!!
Re: [arr] Re: [Semi-ARR] 127 Hours
if it is in slashfilms, it is highly likely. they are a trusted magazine and even rediff's raja sen steals contents from them. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 5:20 PM, Rahul rahuldavidbeck...@yahoo.co.inwrote: I know its highly unlikely but is it possible tht ARR myt hav done this project Coz Boyle has pretty much kept the whole SDM crew together ... http://www.deccanherald.com/content/88352/danny-boyle-unveils-first-look.html tk Rahul --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, $ Pavan Kumar $ pawancum...@... wrote: Fox has announced that Danny Boyle's next movie 127 hours is all set to release on Nov 5. I was wondering if any news is out on who is the composer? The sites below mention Rahman as the composer : http://www.slashfilm.com/2010/07/30/fox-searchlight-sets-november-5-release-date-for-danny-boyles-127-hours/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/127_Hours Also, I found this movie review in IMDB..by someone who had watched the early test screening of the movie : http://www.imdb.com/news/ni3289229/ [Early Test Screening Reviews] Danny Boyle’s ’127 Hours’ 13 July 2010 10:47 AM, PDT | The Film Stage | See recent The Film Stage news » One of our readers was lucky enough to attend the very first test screening for Danny Boyle‘sSlumdog Millionaire follow-up, 127 Hours. The film tells the story of Aron Ralston (James Franco), the mountain climber who had to amputate his own arm with a dull knife after a 2003 hiking accident. Check out their reaction below. Todd McCarthy wrote of the Coen brothers A Serious Man, “This is the kind of movie you get to make after you’ve won an Oscar.†The same can be said of Danny Boyle’s latest, 127 Hours. In telling the true story of a climber who is forced to amputate his arm after being trapped for five days, Boyle and James Franco certainly do a lot with a little. The cinematography by Boyle regular Anthony Dod Mantle and Enrique Chediak is beautiful and inventive. The score bySlumdog Millionaire composer A.R Rahman is strong » - Jordan Raup -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org
[arr] Re: Hello Mr. Ethirkachi intro is actually Memphis Stomp?
Absolutely...I think it would have been an inadvertent lift. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, pratap pratap_elen...@... wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inxgmnZhP9A http://www.facebook.com/pages/Indian-Movie-BGMS/146146955399503 http://indian-music-bgm.blogspot.com/ Please do not add me in YM. I only use this account for the group...
Re: [arr] Does anyone have that deleted song from Sapnay?
While on sapney, wasn't there a male voice version of Chanda Rey, in sad/ anxious mood, shot on prabhu deva, that was in film that was not on the cassette. sorry if it was, it was long back, my memory might be playing trick. If it was, could someone arrange to share that piece please. -- rawat On 8/18/2010 10:34 AM India Time, _Sirish Musician_ wrote: It was sung by Abhijeet was released on Saregama.. On 8/17/10, Aakarshaakarsh...@yahoo.com wrote: The Hindi version of Minsara Kanuvu, Sapnay, had an additional song, for the introduction sequence of Prabhu Deva. It was sung by Udit Narayan I think. Does anyone remember that? Does anyone have it? I dont think the song was released on tapes. Regards Aakarsh
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
I can work on the technical side of it. (Development and design). But will really appreciate if someone can assist as well. I will need some help from you guys about collecting the info from the group. it seems like a lot. but if we collectively do it, we can finish it in within a month or two (including the development). I will also need some input in choosing the domain I thought of some ARDB.in arrinfo.org i tried some domains that has ar rahman in the name, but they all seem to have been taken. As for hosting and domain, I don't mind paying for it. I have a dedicated server where I host my clients. so, to sum it up 1. website as a database of information on ar rahman and his music. 2. categorized, search-able contents like Reviews, Information, Singers, Instrumentalists, Instruments Used, Places performed, Debuts, quotes, interviews etc. 3. Quality contents from the group. like awesome reviews of AJ and Gayathri and the rest of those people who write good contents. of course, with credits and links to their blogs / websites etc, if they have any. please contribute your suggestions. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 4:14 AM, Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.com wrote: Me too! Like where we can sort by singer name or raaga name etc. Just info. IT savvy people out there- what's the best way to go about this? -- *From:* Roshan c.pix...@gmail.com *To:* arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Tue, 17 August, 2010 21:45:59 *Subject:* Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: Nice initiative.! Would mean a lot to this group.! Lets get Gopal bro's comment on this! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.com* wrote: From: Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.com Subject: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails To: A R arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 12:54 PM Hi Gopal and the rest, I have read many e-mails containing useful data in this group before. Just like Arvind's unique list of intro songs for singers there have been other lists such as Mother songs, child singers lists, raaga based lists and several other extremely interesting lists. I strongly feel that we should have all of this documented as part of the group? Any suggestions on how this can be done? Database? I am happy to put in time to dig out useful data from old e-mails. -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org
Re: [arr] Revisited Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na
Chord, i remember your word when JTYTN released iam a fan of Rashid Alinot impressed too much with pappu cant dance . On 8/18/10, AJ purev...@yahoo.com wrote: As Abbas T's next Jhoota He Sahi approaches with music by ARR, the same team that worked on Jaane Tu, I revisited Jaane Tu and found the musical experience to be just as refreshing and bright as when I first heard the album. I still love that album for many reasons. I feel that Jaane Tu was a necessary album in ARR's career to showcase how he can score music for a relatively light, mainstream, romcom film without compromising on class. Yes, the music is lighter and more poppish than what we're used to hearing from ARR, and for some people, it was a turn off. But, to me, it showcased, once again, ARR's incredible versatility as a musician to know when to put the brakes on..light treatment to musical arrangements, reduced instrumental density, more breathing room to the songs, more conventionally structured songs with hummable melodies. And yet, the music to me had that unmistakable ARR stamp without musical acrobatics.and to methat is the genius of ARRhis signature can be felt in more subtle, lighter forms without the need for high octane musical adventurism. For me, knowing when to put the musical brakes on is a hallmark of a true genius artist, as ARR has shown before too through minimalism. But, this was minimalism in a more poppish and less spiritual form and to me, it hit the bullseye within that genre. And boy did the music take off with the youth!!! CDs sold like hotcakes and the music went on to win awards. Other MDs too raved about the soundtrack. The production and sound value of Jaane Tu was brilliant to me too. The arrangements were crisp and bright. My favorites on that album are Kabhi Aditi, Jaane Tu (Both male and female), Kahin To, and Tu Bole. Tu Bole had the most amazing trumpet improv jazz that totally blew me away when I first heard it. That song is one of my favorites!!! -- Sent from my mobile device * * *Regards MANAF +97155 - 8914693*
Re: [arr] Hello Mr. Ethirkachi intro is actually Memphis Stomp?
Same Genre. To me, the similarity ends there On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 9:49 AM, pratap pratap_elen...@yahoo.com wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inxgmnZhP9A http://indian-music-bgm.blogspot.com/ http://www.facebook.com/pages/Indian-Movie-BGMS/146146955399503 http://indian-music-bgm.blogspot.com/ Please do not add me in YM. I only use this account for the group...
Re: [arr] Hello Mr. Ethirkachi intro is actually Memphis Stomp?
Hi Any jazz kind of piano piece will only sound like that... Its a style of intro NOT THE SAME NOTES So DOES all songs of BRYAN ADAMS sound the Same Think / LISTEN before you comment... please boss.. -Maxx From: pratap pratap_elen...@yahoo.com To: ARR FAN CLUB arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tue, 17 August, 2010 9:19:31 PM Subject: [arr] Hello Mr. Ethirkachi intro is actually Memphis Stomp? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inxgmnZhP9A http://www.facebook.com/pages/Indian-Movie-BGMS/146146955399503 http://indian-music-bgm.blogspot.com/ Please do not add me in YM. I only use this account for the group...
Re: [arr] Revisited Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na
well said aj. i find jtyjn a masterpiece. sadly it wasnt well used or atleast not used properly. the songs needed a college story and not a post college story. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 5:51 PM, AJ purev...@yahoo.com wrote: As Abbas T's next Jhoota He Sahi approaches with music by ARR, the same team that worked on Jaane Tu, I revisited Jaane Tu and found the musical experience to be just as refreshing and bright as when I first heard the album. I still love that album for many reasons. I feel that Jaane Tu was a necessary album in ARR's career to showcase how he can score music for a relatively light, mainstream, romcom film without compromising on class. Yes, the music is lighter and more poppish than what we're used to hearing from ARR, and for some people, it was a turn off. But, to me, it showcased, once again, ARR's incredible versatility as a musician to know when to put the brakes on..light treatment to musical arrangements, reduced instrumental density, more breathing room to the songs, more conventionally structured songs with hummable melodies. And yet, the music to me had that unmistakable ARR stamp without musical acrobatics.and to methat is the genius of ARRhis signature can be felt in more subtle, lighter forms without the need for high octane musical adventurism. For me, knowing when to put the musical brakes on is a hallmark of a true genius artist, as ARR has shown before too through minimalism. But, this was minimalism in a more poppish and less spiritual form and to me, it hit the bullseye within that genre. And boy did the music take off with the youth!!! CDs sold like hotcakes and the music went on to win awards. Other MDs too raved about the soundtrack. The production and sound value of Jaane Tu was brilliant to me too. The arrangements were crisp and bright. My favorites on that album are Kabhi Aditi, Jaane Tu (Both male and female), Kahin To, and Tu Bole. Tu Bole had the most amazing trumpet improv jazz that totally blew me away when I first heard it. That song is one of my favorites!!! -- www.gomzyphotography.com
[arr] ♫..♫...♫...♫ Rahmanji Reveals abt The me Song ♫..♫...♫...♫
The Common Wealth Games’ theme song, which was set to tune by Oscar winner A R Rahman, has been titled Swagatham. Speaking at the press conference about this song, the Mozart of Madras said, “When you hear the song you feel like India is calling you. I want the crowd to sing along. We have put in a lot of hard work and we are all very excited to turn it into a memorable experience. I am still working on it and am curious to know how older, intelligent people, who have years of wisdom, will react to it.” The song is sung by AR Rahman along with other singers. It is predominantly in Hindi with some words in English. The musician said that the song has been approved by the group of ministers. He added that Swagatham is dedicated to the father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi. 00 91 99941 88566 rahmanian rajkumar http://www.youtube.com/bobyi
[arr] Re: 2010 a wonderful year for all arr fans
Very true..2010 is a rocking year like 2008 :) --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, prasad s prasad_s...@... wrote: 2010 is really rocking with a.r.r. he has blown us out right from the begining of this year. what a wonderful year was this with vtv, raavan, puli, enthiran, ipl theme song, semmozhi theme and now cwg theme. and still more to come. rahman sir was rocking this year. he rocked the whole nation non stop. proud to be a rahman fan since 16 years. hail rahman ji
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
awesome! are you working on it already ? then, there is no point in starting one more website. if you need any help, let me know. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 1:18 PM, Aravind AM aravind...@yahoo.com wrote: hi all, i'm already working on a comprehensive database cum website to catalogue ARR songs... planning 2 finish it before ARR's birth day next year (6-Jan-2011) On Wed, 18 Aug 2010 05:17 IST Rivjot wrote: Excellent suggestion by Indmov. A website for all this info would be perfect! I am sure many of us can contribute to this website. First we should start pouring in ideas as to what lists / item should be included in there. Some categories like Unreleased songs, Unreleased soundtracks/CDs, Released songs on re-issued CDs etc.. can also be useful. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, Roshan c.pix...@... wrote: That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@... wrote: Nice initiative.! Would mean a lot to this group.! Lets get Gopal bro's comment on this! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Indmov Buff indmovb...@...* wrote: From: Indmov Buff indmovb...@... Subject: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails To: A R arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.comarrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 12:54 PM Hi Gopal and the rest, I have read many e-mails containing useful data in this group before. Just like Arvind's unique list of intro songs for singers there have been other lists such as Mother songs, child singers lists, raaga based lists and several other extremely interesting lists. I strongly feel that we should have all of this documented as part of the group? Any suggestions on how this can be done? Database? I am happy to put in time to dig out useful data from old e-mails. -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org
Re: [arr] 2:01-2:07
I like the WHOLE piece which comes from 2:00 to 2:27 ... Vintage Rahman style, MAGICAL CHORUS Some, O Saya tones come EMBEDDED after this PIECE, during stanzas... I enjoyed those too.
Re: [arr] 2010 a wonderful year for all arr fans
Ya ya ya regards, taimur --- On Tue, 8/17/10, prasad s prasad_s...@yahoo.co.in wrote: From: prasad s prasad_s...@yahoo.co.in Subject: [arr] 2010 a wonderful year for all arr fans To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 7:50 PM 2010 is really rocking with a.r.r. he has blown us out right from the begining of this year. what a wonderful year was this with vtv, raavan, puli, enthiran, ipl theme song, semmozhi theme and now cwg theme. and still more to come. rahman sir was rocking this year. he rocked the whole nation non stop. proud to be a rahman fan since 16 years. hail rahman ji
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
Glad to see this outpouring of enthusiasm. Hopefully, it will sustain. I, among others, have tried various forms of this previously that did not culminate in anything (beyond my discography, which too hasn't been updated in a year) as time turned out to be a major constraint. Some of the modes we have considered includes static web lists, wikis and databases. In my opinion, a database at the backend is probably the best with front end forms for querying. Depending on how simple or complex it turns out, something like Zoho Creator might work too. What's needed is the involvement of people who are well versed with database design AND those that can source information. If we can do a good enough job of this there is potential to make it official. Next steps perhaps include forming a core team, identifying the types of information we want stored, design the schema and then create and populate. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 06:31, Roshan c.pix...@gmail.com wrote: I can work on the technical side of it. (Development and design). But will really appreciate if someone can assist as well. I will need some help from you guys about collecting the info from the group. it seems like a lot. but if we collectively do it, we can finish it in within a month or two (including the development). I will also need some input in choosing the domain I thought of some ARDB.in arrinfo.org i tried some domains that has ar rahman in the name, but they all seem to have been taken. As for hosting and domain, I don't mind paying for it. I have a dedicated server where I host my clients. so, to sum it up 1. website as a database of information on ar rahman and his music. 2. categorized, search-able contents like Reviews, Information, Singers, Instrumentalists, Instruments Used, Places performed, Debuts, quotes, interviews etc. 3. Quality contents from the group. like awesome reviews of AJ and Gayathri and the rest of those people who write good contents. of course, with credits and links to their blogs / websites etc, if they have any. please contribute your suggestions. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 4:14 AM, Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.com wrote: Me too! Like where we can sort by singer name or raaga name etc. Just info. IT savvy people out there- what's the best way to go about this? -- *From:* Roshan c.pix...@gmail.com *To:* arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Tue, 17 August, 2010 21:45:59 *Subject:* Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: Nice initiative.! Would mean a lot to this group.! Lets get Gopal bro's comment on this! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.com* wrote: From: Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.com Subject: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails To: A R arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 12:54 PM Hi Gopal and the rest, I have read many e-mails containing useful data in this group before. Just like Arvind's unique list of intro songs for singers there have been other lists such as Mother songs, child singers lists, raaga based lists and several other extremely interesting lists. I strongly feel that we should have all of this documented as part of the group? Any suggestions on how this can be done? Database? I am happy to put in time to dig out useful data from old e-mails. -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
I said it earlier as well. Its better we have it one single website. Already we have arrahman.com . Another good site rahmanism.com run by a rahamanic. If we can just get the song and singer details as a CSV/excel, we can port it to any website easily. First step should be to get a excel with detail about each song. Details like songname,album name,director name,genre,ragaa,singer(s) etc shd be included. From there developing a webpage and then pushing it into any of the two sites shouldnt be difficult. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Roshan c.pix...@... wrote: ok. I am doing it :) gonna get a domain. anyone would like to suggest a good domain ? On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 2:15 AM, Roshan c.pix...@... wrote: That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@... wrote: Nice initiative.! Would mean a lot to this group.! Lets get Gopal bro's comment on this! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Indmov Buff indmovb...@...* wrote: From: Indmov Buff indmovb...@... Subject: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails To: A R arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 12:54 PM Hi Gopal and the rest, I have read many e-mails containing useful data in this group before. Just like Arvind's unique list of intro songs for singers there have been other lists such as Mother songs, child singers lists, raaga based lists and several other extremely interesting lists. I strongly feel that we should have all of this documented as part of the group? Any suggestions on how this can be done? Database? I am happy to put in time to dig out useful data from old e-mails. -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org
Re: [arr] Hello Mr. Ethirkachi intro is actually Memphis Stomp?
Oh..that is only the prelude! The rest is Rahman's GEM!! On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 9:19 PM, pratap pratap_elen...@yahoo.com wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inxgmnZhP9A http://indian-music-bgm.blogspot.com/ http://www.facebook.com/pages/Indian-Movie-BGMS/146146955399503 http://indian-music-bgm.blogspot.com/ Please do not add me in YM. I only use this account for the group...
Re: [arr] Rahman albums list in chronological order
Google Gopal's AR Page. The first hitlist that you see will have all that you need! On 8/18/10, Anu anuradh...@yahoo.co.in wrote: Dear all, Is there a list of all Rahman albums with the movie name and year? I remember seeing such a list in the groups but couldn't locate it. if any of you maintains a list, could you please share? thanks Anu -- Cheers, Madhavan.R Be a Music Fan; not a Music Pirate!
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
Gops, thanks for your reply. Sustaining this enthusiasm is certainly what is more important. But, I have been plannings something like that for a while. I didn't want to do it on my own as it will end up nowhere. I am bad in maintaining web sites. In addition, i think a website like this should belong to this group. Database is definitely the way to do it. static websites will be nearly impossible to edit and update. like you said, the main thing is not just the technical side of the project. we will need people to collect these information, segregate and sort it in what ever order that is necessary for each type of data that we are going to save. When I first posted about it, I was thinking of using WordPress as a back end. It is a blogging platform. but it can be modded and made to work like what we have in mind. in addition, it will also help in posting reviews and articles whenever necessary. Like I said, those are technical side of it and they are not what is the most important part. it's the willingness of people and how long it will last. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 9:21 PM, Gopal Srinivasan catchg...@gmail.comwrote: Glad to see this outpouring of enthusiasm. Hopefully, it will sustain. I, among others, have tried various forms of this previously that did not culminate in anything (beyond my discography, which too hasn't been updated in a year) as time turned out to be a major constraint. Some of the modes we have considered includes static web lists, wikis and databases. In my opinion, a database at the backend is probably the best with front end forms for querying. Depending on how simple or complex it turns out, something like Zoho Creator might work too. What's needed is the involvement of people who are well versed with database design AND those that can source information. If we can do a good enough job of this there is potential to make it official. Next steps perhaps include forming a core team, identifying the types of information we want stored, design the schema and then create and populate. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 06:31, Roshan c.pix...@gmail.com wrote: I can work on the technical side of it. (Development and design). But will really appreciate if someone can assist as well. I will need some help from you guys about collecting the info from the group. it seems like a lot. but if we collectively do it, we can finish it in within a month or two (including the development). I will also need some input in choosing the domain I thought of some ARDB.in arrinfo.org i tried some domains that has ar rahman in the name, but they all seem to have been taken. As for hosting and domain, I don't mind paying for it. I have a dedicated server where I host my clients. so, to sum it up 1. website as a database of information on ar rahman and his music. 2. categorized, search-able contents like Reviews, Information, Singers, Instrumentalists, Instruments Used, Places performed, Debuts, quotes, interviews etc. 3. Quality contents from the group. like awesome reviews of AJ and Gayathri and the rest of those people who write good contents. of course, with credits and links to their blogs / websites etc, if they have any. please contribute your suggestions. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 4:14 AM, Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.comwrote: Me too! Like where we can sort by singer name or raaga name etc. Just info. IT savvy people out there- what's the best way to go about this? -- *From:* Roshan c.pix...@gmail.com *To:* arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Tue, 17 August, 2010 21:45:59 *Subject:* Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: Nice initiative.! Would mean a lot to this group.! Lets get Gopal bro's comment on this! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.com* wrote: From: Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.com Subject: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails To: A R arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 12:54 PM Hi Gopal and the rest, I have read many e-mails containing useful data in this group before. Just like Arvind's unique list of intro songs for singers there have been other lists such as Mother songs, child singers lists, raaga based lists and several other extremely interesting lists. I strongly feel that we should have all of this documented as part of the group? Any suggestions on how this can be done? Database? I am happy to put in time to dig out useful data from old e-mails. -- ---
Re: [arr] Cafe Fluid - Naveen Kumar - Too good!!!!!
Same is the case with sivamani#39;s album- mahaleela. If you have not heard it. You are missing something big! grab a copy now!!
Re: [arr] Hello Mr. Ethirkachi intro is actually Memphis Stomp?
Please visit Karthik's itwofs.com . You will find a handfuls of information on AR's inspirations and some musical coincidences. While artists work on multiple terrabytes of commercial loops available, you never know!! As far as I know, copying someone else's property has never been a part of AR's way of composing. Coming to the Iruvar intro part, yes, they both are similar, but certainly not Memphis Stomp. On 8/18/10, pratap pratap_elen...@yahoo.com wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inxgmnZhP9A http://www.facebook.com/pages/Indian-Movie-BGMS/146146955399503 http://indian-music-bgm.blogspot.com/ Please do not add me in YM. I only use this account for the group... -- Cheers, Madhavan.R Be a Music Fan; not a Music Pirate!
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
I guess we should work on getting it on arrahman.com or rahmanism.com No need for a new website. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Roshan c.pix...@... wrote: That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@... wrote: Nice initiative.! Would mean a lot to this group.! Lets get Gopal bro's comment on this! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Indmov Buff indmovb...@...* wrote: From: Indmov Buff indmovb...@... Subject: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails To: A R arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 12:54 PM Hi Gopal and the rest, I have read many e-mails containing useful data in this group before. Just like Arvind's unique list of intro songs for singers there have been other lists such as Mother songs, child singers lists, raaga based lists and several other extremely interesting lists. I strongly feel that we should have all of this documented as part of the group? Any suggestions on how this can be done? Database? I am happy to put in time to dig out useful data from old e-mails. -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
I think what I was after initially was a database that belonged to the group instead of an individual member but for this we need Gopal's approval and of course everyone else's time and efforts. I think there are enough and more fan sites for AR out there but I think it would give credibility if it were part of this group which for me was the first meeting point in history for all AR fans. More like a collection of informative e-mails that has come through into this group over the years but sorted out accordingly for research purposes. From: Aravind AM aravind...@yahoo.com To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wed, 18 August, 2010 8:48:11 Subject: Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails hi all, i'm already working on a comprehensive database cum website to catalogue ARR songs... planning 2 finish it before ARR's birth day next year (6-Jan-2011) On Wed, 18 Aug 2010 05:17 IST Rivjot wrote: Excellent suggestion by Indmov. A website for all this info would be perfect! I am sure many of us can contribute to this website. First we should start pouring in ideas as to what lists / item should be included in there. Some categories like Unreleased songs, Unreleased soundtracks/CDs, Released songs on re-issued CDs etc.. can also be useful. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Roshan c.pix...@... wrote: That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@... wrote: Nice initiative.! Would mean a lot to this group.! Lets get Gopal bro's comment on this! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Indmov Buff indmovb...@...* wrote: From: Indmov Buff indmovb...@... Subject: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails To: A R arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 12:54 PM Hi Gopal and the rest, I have read many e-mails containing useful data in this group before. Just like Arvind's unique list of intro songs for singers there have been other lists such as Mother songs, child singers lists, raaga based lists and several other extremely interesting lists. I strongly feel that we should have all of this documented as part of the group? Any suggestions on how this can be done? Database? I am happy to put in time to dig out useful data from old e-mails. -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org
Re: [arr] Hello Mr. Ethirkachi intro is actually Memphis Stomp?
Normally Iam the person who justifies if someone brings a COPY allegation against ARR. But for this one... Iam not doing that. This is nothing like a genre similarity or a co-incidence. The SAME musical piece of MEMPHIS STOMP is played in the prelude of Hello Mr. Ethirkatchi. Exactly the same piece of notes for atleast the first 20 seconds. 100% same! Maybe, it was a result of jamming with the keyboard player..and maybe ARR liked this piece played by the player. (ARR might not have known that it is an existing piece). But the rest of the song is ARR's own GEM!! Always remember, in ARR songs such inspirations are very very rare. If u take his predecessors, they have lifted complete songs. ARR never has one such song in his 18 year old career! ARR is legendary. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 3:43 AM, Madhavan Rajan rsamadhu2...@gmail.comwrote: Please visit Karthik's itwofs.com . You will find a handfuls of information on AR's inspirations and some musical coincidences. While artists work on multiple terrabytes of commercial loops available, you never know!! As far as I know, copying someone else's property has never been a part of AR's way of composing. Coming to the Iruvar intro part, yes, they both are similar, but certainly not Memphis Stomp. On 8/18/10, pratap pratap_elen...@yahoo.com pratap_elensar%40yahoo.com wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inxgmnZhP9A http://www.facebook.com/pages/Indian-Movie-BGMS/146146955399503 http://indian-music-bgm.blogspot.com/ Please do not add me in YM. I only use this account for the group... -- Cheers, Madhavan.R Be a Music Fan; not a Music Pirate!
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
I would prefer Joomla @ backend, if you are going for it, because it is one of the finest opensource Content Management System. Wordpress could only give you a blogging platform, and I think the feature are much limited in it. Adding approved authors/publishers in Joomla, can help in building up a good database. But the main hindrance, is the time factor as we couldnt spent much time behind it. Also, when it comes to ARR, it must be perfect and a uniformity in design and credicility of data is most important of it. I could also give in a help, regarding the technical side of it. And yeah, Amith Chandran is the man. This is one of his dream project, I guess. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 8:03 PM, Roshan c.pix...@gmail.com wrote: Gops, thanks for your reply. Sustaining this enthusiasm is certainly what is more important. But, I have been plannings something like that for a while. I didn't want to do it on my own as it will end up nowhere. I am bad in maintaining web sites. In addition, i think a website like this should belong to this group. Database is definitely the way to do it. static websites will be nearly impossible to edit and update. like you said, the main thing is not just the technical side of the project. we will need people to collect these information, segregate and sort it in what ever order that is necessary for each type of data that we are going to save. When I first posted about it, I was thinking of using WordPress as a back end. It is a blogging platform. but it can be modded and made to work like what we have in mind. in addition, it will also help in posting reviews and articles whenever necessary. Like I said, those are technical side of it and they are not what is the most important part. it's the willingness of people and how long it will last. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 9:21 PM, Gopal Srinivasan catchg...@gmail.comwrote: Glad to see this outpouring of enthusiasm. Hopefully, it will sustain. I, among others, have tried various forms of this previously that did not culminate in anything (beyond my discography, which too hasn't been updated in a year) as time turned out to be a major constraint. Some of the modes we have considered includes static web lists, wikis and databases. In my opinion, a database at the backend is probably the best with front end forms for querying. Depending on how simple or complex it turns out, something like Zoho Creator might work too. What's needed is the involvement of people who are well versed with database design AND those that can source information. If we can do a good enough job of this there is potential to make it official. Next steps perhaps include forming a core team, identifying the types of information we want stored, design the schema and then create and populate. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 06:31, Roshan c.pix...@gmail.com wrote: I can work on the technical side of it. (Development and design). But will really appreciate if someone can assist as well. I will need some help from you guys about collecting the info from the group. it seems like a lot. but if we collectively do it, we can finish it in within a month or two (including the development). I will also need some input in choosing the domain I thought of some ARDB.in arrinfo.org i tried some domains that has ar rahman in the name, but they all seem to have been taken. As for hosting and domain, I don't mind paying for it. I have a dedicated server where I host my clients. so, to sum it up 1. website as a database of information on ar rahman and his music. 2. categorized, search-able contents like Reviews, Information, Singers, Instrumentalists, Instruments Used, Places performed, Debuts, quotes, interviews etc. 3. Quality contents from the group. like awesome reviews of AJ and Gayathri and the rest of those people who write good contents. of course, with credits and links to their blogs / websites etc, if they have any. please contribute your suggestions. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 4:14 AM, Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.comwrote: Me too! Like where we can sort by singer name or raaga name etc. Just info. IT savvy people out there- what's the best way to go about this? -- *From:* Roshan c.pix...@gmail.com *To:* arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Tue, 17 August, 2010 21:45:59 *Subject:* Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, ARRvind arr_arv...@yahoo.com wrote: Nice initiative.! Would mean a lot to this group.! Lets get Gopal bro's comment on this! --- On *Tue, 8/17/10, Indmov Buff indmovb...@yahoo.com* wrote:
Re: [arr] 2010 a wonderful year for all arr fans
guys, I have not heard the IPL song. Any ideas where I can hear it or download it (legally). Ram From: Taimur Nadeem taimur.nad...@yahoo.com To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wed, August 18, 2010 5:18:41 AM Subject: Re: [arr] 2010 a wonderful year for all arr fans Ya ya ya regards, taimur --- On Tue, 8/17/10, prasad s prasad_s...@yahoo.co.in wrote: From: prasad s prasad_s...@yahoo.co.in Subject: [arr] 2010 a wonderful year for all arr fans To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, August 17, 2010, 7:50 PM 2010 is really rocking with a.r.r. he has blown us out right from the begining of this year. what a wonderful year was this with vtv, raavan, puli, enthiran, ipl theme song, semmozhi theme and now cwg theme. and still more to come. rahman sir was rocking this year. he rocked the whole nation non stop. proud to be a rahman fan since 16 years. hail rahman ji
[arr] [Semi ARR] Rockstar, yes, but dancing, no
Sonal Chawla Posted On Thursday, August 19, 2010 at 02:03:14 AM One will see Ranbir Kapoor doing the head bangs and playing the guitar but don't expect the Kapoor boy dancing in Imtiaz Ali's Rockstar. The director strictly feels that Ranbir shouldn't be dancing in the film as it is contrary to the image of a rockstar. In the film Ranbir plays a huge Jim Morrison fan. While songs in the film will evoke the vibe of the swinging rock genre, Ranbir will not be doing any Bollywood jhatkas, the staple of choreography in tinsel town. A source reveals, Director Imtiaz feels that no rockstar has ever danced and it will look very weird and not in character. He has strictly said no to dance moves. Imtiaz wants Ranbir to get under the skin of the character and not merely behave like one by only playing the guitar. The source continues, There is a song with his co-star Nargis Fakhri, but whether he will dance remains a mystery. Imtiaz is yet to figure out the `dancing' aspect of his film. At the moment they have shot for a gypsy song with montages of Ranbir coming in. Imtiaz had given Ranbir a few videos of rockstars from the past, so that Ranbir could cultivate their style and habits. Ranbir had been learning guitar to play the part of a crooner. Both Ranbir and Imtiaz remained unavailable for comment. http://www.mumbaimirror.com/article/30/2010081920100819020314284ddc105eb/Rockstar-yes-but-dancing-no.html
[arr] ARR at number 25 among 50 most creative Indians
http://www.naachgaana.com/2010/08/16/50-most-creative-indians/#more-50693 Frankly, ARR should be in the top ten. His creative powers remain underestimated. Vishal B was ranked higher than ARR for his films mostly. Hey! Vijay Iyer came in at number 16...higher than ARR! How about that! 50 Most Creative Indians Some are famous, some are not. You may agree with the list, you may not. But these are in our view the most imaginative men and women in the country. In no particular order. 1. ARUNDHATI ROY Voted third on Forbes' list of `30 Utterly Inspiring Role Models', the author of God of Small Things is a voice you ignore at your own risk, one as audacious as it's eloquent in raising questions. 2. VISHY ANAND The first Indian world chess champion, formidably fast on the board, inventive with tactics and strategy. He has grown better with age, and there remains no perceptible weakness in his game. A master of player psychology, in the past two world championship matches held recently, he spontaneously adapted his game to the man across the board. 3. AMIT HERI Audiences at the Berlin, Montreux, London and Paris jazz festivals have been bowled over by this guitarist-composer. He's jammed with Angelique Kidjo, Robert Miles and Zakir Hussain, but oddly enough this Bangalore artiste's jazzy riffs remain alien to most Indian ears. For a desi listen, try Jhoola, his album voiced by Kota, Mizo and Uttarakhandi chanters. 4. JITEN THUKRAL AND SUMIR TAGRA Pop went the easel, video and installations in the hands of this Punjabi duo, affectionately dubbed TT. Ever since the 2005 debut of these communication designers, they've artfully trotted out enough material to turn even Elton John into a TT collector. The duo, who've shown at London, Berlin, Sydney and Shanghai, explore HIV and consumerism with safe-sex chaddis and dinosaurs designed from strawberry-syrup bottles. 5. SACHIN TENDULKAR Sachin was the cherub of the team when Kapil Dev took up a bet with him: You must play ten years for India. He played 20. He is still playing. Earlier, bold strokes were Tendulkar's unique selling proposition (USP). Now, it is the way he rations his experience, body and skill to climb peaks only he can. 6. SABYASACHI MUKHERJEE When he graduated from the National Institute of Fashion Technology in 1999, he was heralded as the future of Indian design. In subsequent years, he has lived up to expectations by crafting a series of stunning collections. By using indigenous techniques like bandhani, gota work, block printing and hand dyeing, Sabyasachi creates modern silhouettes that carry a rich aroma of India in them. His kalidaar kurtas, lehengas and saris are in heavy demand across the world, and his label thrives in countries like the US, UK, UAE, Greece, Germany and Singapore. 7. SIDDHARTH BASU The original quizmaster of India, he made general knowledge fashionable among youngsters. Starting off with Quiz Time on Doordarshan, he went on to host and produce programmes like Master Mind India and India Child Genius. Basu's biggest success came in the form of Kaun Banega Crorepati , a show that not just marked Amitabh Bachchan's debut on the small screen, but also redefined TV viewing in India. Through his company, Synergy Communications, Basu is now working on various reality TV formats like Dus Ka Dum¸, India's Got Talent and Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa. 8. PRASOON JOSHI As a poet, lyricist, award winning adman and Aamir Khan's chief creative officer, Joshi wears many caps. His `Thanda matlab Coca-Cola' campaign, which won a Golden Lion at Cannes, was fizzy enough to guarantee his role as his advertising mentor Piyush Pandey's spiritual successor. 9. JAGGI VASUDEV Some say he's the coolest spiritual guru since Osho. `Sadhguru', who often swaps his trademark beige robes and turban for denims and Orkleys, and enjoys the occasional volleyball game, dubs his brand of spirituality `inner engineering' and `software for the soul', making him the go-to saviour of sanity for millions of stressed out infotech professionals in South India. Now, his Isha Foundation is taking the franchise route to reach a suburb near you. 10. DAKSHA SHETH Over the last 45 years, Daksha Sheth has created an entirely new dance vocabulary by blending Mayurbhanj Chhau, Kalaripayattu, Kathak and the spectacular aerial techniques of Mallakhamb. Not one to shy away from the unknown, Daksha enjoys moving into fresh territory. Some of her famous works include Search for My Tongue, Mahisasur Mardini, Kalia Daman and Sarpagati. 11. SUBODH GUPTA Bihar once had Nalanda. Bihar also housed this artist from Khagaul until he stormed the art world with his cowdung installations, steel katoris (bowls) and kattas (country revolvers). With a sensibility shaped by his home state, Gupta's hands have converted clanging cooking vessels into gargantuan God-faced installations which have hung over Venice. When he exhibited gigantic
Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails
Hi Gopal, I think the best way to target is to have it officially hosted on arrahman.com, with full blown filter criterias. If hosted on arrahman.com, the information posted would obviously sound very authentic. Infact, in all the recent albums, I do see a lot of credits posted and that probably could also be the sourcing fileds with more additions like Genre, Raagas etc., Infact, if there could also be a column with sales information(updated periodically from sources), it would also help understand the humongous success of an album. According to me, anything that AR does has to be ON TOP OF THE WORLD. With that said, if these kind of valuable information gets hosted on arrahman.com, I'm sure the whole world would be on it finding information, day in day out, which would also make arrahman.com the most trafficked website, adding another feather to our BOSS'es success. Plus, I would also love to see this application to find its place in apple store, so it would be one of the most downloaded app in iTunes. Also, it has been my long standing wish. I would love to see HD videos of AR working during some of his compositions in his studios, his memorable experiences while working on some of the songs, movies, his achievement along the way, his childhood life etc., If these get put together in a DVD or Blu-Ray for the public to buy, I'm sure it will sell like HOT CAKES. All the collection could be attributed to AR.Foundation. I always think it would be much more of a value to both the fan base and the foundation. Again, the video could also be sold on iTunes and the reach would be purely global. I'm sure that every fan of AR(which is in billions) would love to see the videos of AR and the magic he creates from all the studios he works around the GLOBE. I think such a documented video of AR has never been out and I think its time to have one to be professionally crafted and distributed. JMHO. Jai Ho !!! Swamy aka Kitcha --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Gopal Srinivasan catchg...@... wrote: Glad to see this outpouring of enthusiasm. Hopefully, it will sustain. I, among others, have tried various forms of this previously that did not culminate in anything (beyond my discography, which too hasn't been updated in a year) as time turned out to be a major constraint. Some of the modes we have considered includes static web lists, wikis and databases. In my opinion, a database at the backend is probably the best with front end forms for querying. Depending on how simple or complex it turns out, something like Zoho Creator might work too. What's needed is the involvement of people who are well versed with database design AND those that can source information. If we can do a good enough job of this there is potential to make it official. Next steps perhaps include forming a core team, identifying the types of information we want stored, design the schema and then create and populate. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 06:31, Roshan c.pix...@... wrote: I can work on the technical side of it. (Development and design). But will really appreciate if someone can assist as well. I will need some help from you guys about collecting the info from the group. it seems like a lot. but if we collectively do it, we can finish it in within a month or two (including the development). I will also need some input in choosing the domain I thought of some ARDB.in arrinfo.org i tried some domains that has ar rahman in the name, but they all seem to have been taken. As for hosting and domain, I don't mind paying for it. I have a dedicated server where I host my clients. so, to sum it up 1. website as a database of information on ar rahman and his music. 2. categorized, search-able contents like Reviews, Information, Singers, Instrumentalists, Instruments Used, Places performed, Debuts, quotes, interviews etc. 3. Quality contents from the group. like awesome reviews of AJ and Gayathri and the rest of those people who write good contents. of course, with credits and links to their blogs / websites etc, if they have any. please contribute your suggestions. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 4:14 AM, Indmov Buff indmovb...@... wrote: Me too! Like where we can sort by singer name or raaga name etc. Just info. IT savvy people out there- what's the best way to go about this? -- *From:* Roshan c.pix...@... *To:* arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Tue, 17 August, 2010 21:45:59 *Subject:* Re: [arr] Database for group of contents from useful e-mails That gives me another idea. how about a website with all the info about AR Rahman, his singers, his songs, Genres, and all the other info we find from our group ? we can make it as an extension of this group. there won't be any forum or anything.. just info. I would love to do it. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM,
Re: [arr] Re: 2010 a wonderful year for all arr fans
agree. brilliant so far with AR music... From: raj arr_naga...@yahoo.com To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wed, August 18, 2010 6:20:22 AM Subject: [arr] Re: 2010 a wonderful year for all arr fans Very true..2010 is a rocking year like 2008 :) --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, prasad s prasad_s...@... wrote: 2010 is really rocking with a.r.r. he has blown us out right from the begining of this year. what a wonderful year was this with vtv, raavan, puli, enthiran, ipl theme song, semmozhi theme and now cwg theme. and still more to come. rahman sir was rocking this year. he rocked the whole nation non stop. proud to be a rahman fan since 16 years. hail rahman ji Are you searching for a reason, to be kind? b Explore, Experience, Enjoy A.R.Rahman - The Man, The Music, The Magic. Only at arrahmanfans.com - The definitive A.R.Rahman e-community. Homepage: http://www.arrahmanfans.com Admin: ad...@arrahmanfans.com To Subscribe: arrahmanfans-subscr...@yahoogroups.com To Unsubscribe: arrahmanfans-unsubscr...@yahoogroups.comyahoo! Groups Links
[arr] Swades out on Blu-ray
Swades released on Blu-ray by UTV The list of ARR movies released on blu-ray (as far as I am aware of) - Warriors of Heaven Earth Sivaji The Boss Jodhaa Akbar Slumdog Millionaire Ghajini Blue Delhi-6 Couples Retreat Ye Maaya Chesave Swades
Re: [arr] ARR at number 25 among 50 most creative Indians
Chord - it does say - in no particular order :-) -A On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 3:07 PM, AJ purev...@yahoo.com wrote: http://www.naachgaana.com/2010/08/16/50-most-creative-indians/#more-50693 Frankly, ARR should be in the top ten. His creative powers remain underestimated. Vishal B was ranked higher than ARR for his films mostly. Hey! Vijay Iyer came in at number 16...higher than ARR! How about that! 50 Most Creative Indians Some are famous, some are not. You may agree with the list, you may not. But these are in our view the most imaginative men and women in the country. *In no particular order.* 1. ARUNDHATI ROY Voted third on Forbes' list of `30 Utterly Inspiring Role Models', the author of God of Small Things is a voice you ignore at your own risk, one as audacious as it's eloquent in raising questions. 2. VISHY ANAND The first Indian world chess champion, formidably fast on the board, inventive with tactics and strategy. He has grown better with age, and there remains no perceptible weakness in his game. A master of player psychology, in the past two world championship matches held recently, he spontaneously adapted his game to the man across the board. 3. AMIT HERI Audiences at the Berlin, Montreux, London and Paris jazz festivals have been bowled over by this guitarist-composer. He's jammed with Angelique Kidjo, Robert Miles and Zakir Hussain, but oddly enough this Bangalore artiste's jazzy riffs remain alien to most Indian ears. For a desi listen, try Jhoola, his album voiced by Kota, Mizo and Uttarakhandi chanters. 4. JITEN THUKRAL AND SUMIR TAGRA Pop went the easel, video and installations in the hands of this Punjabi duo, affectionately dubbed TT. Ever since the 2005 debut of these communication designers, they've artfully trotted out enough material to turn even Elton John into a TT collector. The duo, who've shown at London, Berlin, Sydney and Shanghai, explore HIV and consumerism with safe-sex chaddis and dinosaurs designed from strawberry-syrup bottles. 5. SACHIN TENDULKAR Sachin was the cherub of the team when Kapil Dev took up a bet with him: You must play ten years for India. He played 20. He is still playing. Earlier, bold strokes were Tendulkar's unique selling proposition (USP). Now, it is the way he rations his experience, body and skill to climb peaks only he can. 6. SABYASACHI MUKHERJEE When he graduated from the National Institute of Fashion Technology in 1999, he was heralded as the future of Indian design. In subsequent years, he has lived up to expectations by crafting a series of stunning collections. By using indigenous techniques like bandhani, gota work, block printing and hand dyeing, Sabyasachi creates modern silhouettes that carry a rich aroma of India in them. His kalidaar kurtas, lehengas and saris are in heavy demand across the world, and his label thrives in countries like the US, UK, UAE, Greece, Germany and Singapore. 7. SIDDHARTH BASU The original quizmaster of India, he made general knowledge fashionable among youngsters. Starting off with Quiz Time on Doordarshan, he went on to host and produce programmes like Master Mind India and India Child Genius. Basu's biggest success came in the form of Kaun Banega Crorepati , a show that not just marked Amitabh Bachchan's debut on the small screen, but also redefined TV viewing in India. Through his company, Synergy Communications, Basu is now working on various reality TV formats like Dus Ka Dum¸, India's Got Talent and Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa. 8. PRASOON JOSHI As a poet, lyricist, award winning adman and Aamir Khan's chief creative officer, Joshi wears many caps. His `Thanda matlab Coca-Cola' campaign, which won a Golden Lion at Cannes, was fizzy enough to guarantee his role as his advertising mentor Piyush Pandey's spiritual successor. 9. JAGGI VASUDEV Some say he's the coolest spiritual guru since Osho. `Sadhguru', who often swaps his trademark beige robes and turban for denims and Orkleys, and enjoys the occasional volleyball game, dubs his brand of spirituality `inner engineering' and `software for the soul', making him the go-to saviour of sanity for millions of stressed out infotech professionals in South India. Now, his Isha Foundation is taking the franchise route to reach a suburb near you. 10. DAKSHA SHETH Over the last 45 years, Daksha Sheth has created an entirely new dance vocabulary by blending Mayurbhanj Chhau, Kalaripayattu, Kathak and the spectacular aerial techniques of Mallakhamb. Not one to shy away from the unknown, Daksha enjoys moving into fresh territory. Some of her famous works include Search for My Tongue, Mahisasur Mardini, Kalia Daman and Sarpagati. 11. SUBODH GUPTA Bihar once had Nalanda. Bihar also housed this artist from Khagaul until he stormed the art world with his cowdung installations, steel katoris (bowls) and kattas (country revolvers). With a sensibility shaped by his home state, Gupta's
Re: [arr] ARR at number 25 among 50 most creative Indians
WHPS I don't know how I missed that bold statement in no order! OkI'm officially embarrassed now! At least AR made it to the list..yaaay! --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Anil Nair rhythmca...@... wrote: Chord - it does say - in no particular order :-) -A On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 3:07 PM, AJ purev...@... wrote: http://www.naachgaana.com/2010/08/16/50-most-creative-indians/#more-50693 Frankly, ARR should be in the top ten. His creative powers remain underestimated. Vishal B was ranked higher than ARR for his films mostly. Hey! Vijay Iyer came in at number 16...higher than ARR! How about that! 50 Most Creative Indians Some are famous, some are not. You may agree with the list, you may not. But these are in our view the most imaginative men and women in the country. *In no particular order.* 1. ARUNDHATI ROY Voted third on Forbes' list of `30 Utterly Inspiring Role Models', the author of God of Small Things is a voice you ignore at your own risk, one as audacious as it's eloquent in raising questions. 2. VISHY ANAND The first Indian world chess champion, formidably fast on the board, inventive with tactics and strategy. He has grown better with age, and there remains no perceptible weakness in his game. A master of player psychology, in the past two world championship matches held recently, he spontaneously adapted his game to the man across the board. 3. AMIT HERI Audiences at the Berlin, Montreux, London and Paris jazz festivals have been bowled over by this guitarist-composer. He's jammed with Angelique Kidjo, Robert Miles and Zakir Hussain, but oddly enough this Bangalore artiste's jazzy riffs remain alien to most Indian ears. For a desi listen, try Jhoola, his album voiced by Kota, Mizo and Uttarakhandi chanters. 4. JITEN THUKRAL AND SUMIR TAGRA Pop went the easel, video and installations in the hands of this Punjabi duo, affectionately dubbed TT. Ever since the 2005 debut of these communication designers, they've artfully trotted out enough material to turn even Elton John into a TT collector. The duo, who've shown at London, Berlin, Sydney and Shanghai, explore HIV and consumerism with safe-sex chaddis and dinosaurs designed from strawberry-syrup bottles. 5. SACHIN TENDULKAR Sachin was the cherub of the team when Kapil Dev took up a bet with him: You must play ten years for India. He played 20. He is still playing. Earlier, bold strokes were Tendulkar's unique selling proposition (USP). Now, it is the way he rations his experience, body and skill to climb peaks only he can. 6. SABYASACHI MUKHERJEE When he graduated from the National Institute of Fashion Technology in 1999, he was heralded as the future of Indian design. In subsequent years, he has lived up to expectations by crafting a series of stunning collections. By using indigenous techniques like bandhani, gota work, block printing and hand dyeing, Sabyasachi creates modern silhouettes that carry a rich aroma of India in them. His kalidaar kurtas, lehengas and saris are in heavy demand across the world, and his label thrives in countries like the US, UK, UAE, Greece, Germany and Singapore. 7. SIDDHARTH BASU The original quizmaster of India, he made general knowledge fashionable among youngsters. Starting off with Quiz Time on Doordarshan, he went on to host and produce programmes like Master Mind India and India Child Genius. Basu's biggest success came in the form of Kaun Banega Crorepati , a show that not just marked Amitabh Bachchan's debut on the small screen, but also redefined TV viewing in India. Through his company, Synergy Communications, Basu is now working on various reality TV formats like Dus Ka Dum¸, India's Got Talent and Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa. 8. PRASOON JOSHI As a poet, lyricist, award winning adman and Aamir Khan's chief creative officer, Joshi wears many caps. His `Thanda matlab Coca-Cola' campaign, which won a Golden Lion at Cannes, was fizzy enough to guarantee his role as his advertising mentor Piyush Pandey's spiritual successor. 9. JAGGI VASUDEV Some say he's the coolest spiritual guru since Osho. `Sadhguru', who often swaps his trademark beige robes and turban for denims and Orkleys, and enjoys the occasional volleyball game, dubs his brand of spirituality `inner engineering' and `software for the soul', making him the go-to saviour of sanity for millions of stressed out infotech professionals in South India. Now, his Isha Foundation is taking the franchise route to reach a suburb near you. 10. DAKSHA SHETH Over the last 45 years, Daksha Sheth has created an entirely new dance vocabulary by blending Mayurbhanj Chhau, Kalaripayattu, Kathak and the spectacular aerial techniques of Mallakhamb. Not one to shy away from the unknown, Daksha enjoys moving into fresh territory. Some of her famous works include
