AMJ-209 [Duets - 21]

This album contain fourteen (14) jhankar songs.
(AM Jhankar Studio)
TRACKS
01. Aaya Saavan Jhoom Ke
02. Ae Hamsafar Bata De
03. Armaan Tha Hamain Jin
04. Bheegi Palkain Utha
05. Bol Mere Saathiya Kitna
06. Chali Chali Re Patang
07. Dil Pukaare Aare
08. Eid Ka Din Tere Bin
09. Itna To Yaad He
10. Kothe Peh Patang
11. Meri Aankhon Ki Nindiya
12. Shama Jali Parvaana
13. Taaron Ki Zubaan
14. Yeh Mosam Bheega

Muhammed Rafi, (born December 24, 1924, Kotla Sultan Singh, near Amritsar, Punjab, British India—died July 31, 1980), legendary playback singer who recorded more than 25,000 songs in a career spanning almost 40 years.

Rafi studied music with eminent Hindustani singer Chhote Gulam Ali Khan. He eventually came under the tutelage of composer and musical director Feroz Nizami. A public performance that Rafi gave in Lahore when he was about 15 proved to be a turning point in his life. In the audience was Shyam Sunder, an acclaimed composer who was impressed with Rafi’s talent and invited him to Bombay (now Mumbai) to sing in films. Rafi recorded his first song in Lahore for the Punjabi film Gul Baloch (1944). In Bombay Rafi had his first physical role in Laila Majnu (1949). His earliest recordings in Hindi, also in Bombay, were for films such as Gaon ki gori (1945), Samaj ko badal dalo (1947), and Jugnu (1947). The composer Naushad recognized the budding singer’s potential and gave Rafi his first solo song assignment, “Tera khilona toota balak” in Anmol Ghadi (1946), and later the song “Is duniya mein ae dilwalo” in Dillagi (1949), which proved to be a milestone in his singing career.