RE: [arr] Even Arabs love his music

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Ya. One of my colleague is arab.. Is from jordon. Now he is a fan of arr. I 
gave him moula, zikr songs... He is very much impressed with tje music.

john george wrote: 
> A few days back in Ajman, I was working on my notebook and in the 
> background I was listening to bombay dreams in a sheesha joint. The local who 
> was sitting at the next table asked if I can give him this track. I gave it 
> to him and I made him listen to dil se, humma and some other gems as well. He 
> liked the starting note of humma especially where Rehman plays the keyboards 
> in the start.      He told me that in the local channels (I knew abt that) 
> especially during airing football, at half times or even a team looses they 
> play Bombay dreams. He has heard about him  but didn;t know that he is a 
> legend. He finally wanted humma, dil se, oh hum dum, roja, and a couple of 
> other tracks.     One more addict.. .     Rahman keeps people hooked 
> irrespective of borders.     Cheers !!!        
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Re: [arr] Even Arabs love his music

[arun mohan]

hi..
   this was an amazing story to share. our boss makes people more dearer to
music.. one such incident had even happened to my uncle who is settled in
russia. his neighboring  flat kids had threatened to get as many cd's of
rahman as they became huge fans of him after listening to one old cd "rahman
hits" which my uncle once played at his home during his son's b'day party.
the way he told this to me was so funny... Russian kids now rahman
fans..great na?

listen music.. and learn to love..

armo


On 9/30/07, john george <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
>
>
> A few days back in Ajman, I was working on my notebook and in the
> background I was listening to bombay dreams in a sheesha joint. The local
> who was sitting at the next table asked if I can give him this track. I gave
> it to him and I made him listen to dil se, humma and some other gems as
> well. He liked the starting note of humma especially where Rehman plays the
> keyboards in the start.
>
> He told me that in the local channels (I knew abt that) especially during
> airing football, at half times or even a team looses they play Bombay
> dreams. He has heard about him
> but didn;t know that he is a legend. He finally wanted humma, dil se, oh
> hum dum, roja, and a couple of other tracks.
>
> One more addict...
>
> Rahman keeps people hooked irrespective of borders.
>
> Cheers !!!
>
>
>
> --
> Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your story.
>  Play Sims Stories at Yahoo! Games.
> 
>
>  
>