Yet another IR number. This is a beautiful folk that IR has delivered and his love for western music is clearly depicted through this classic inspiration. This song is originally by Antonio Ruiz-Pipo, one of the greatest European virtuoso pianist and composer. Its a treat to listen to this guitar notes and realize how this western classical has transformed into an Indian folk ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy_Yx0cLd5o ) Now coming back to my rendition, I sat with this song thinking its an easy go and ended up with atleast 15 takes . Trust me, its a really tricky song wrt ups and downs while maintaining that taalam in samam. I really was startled as to how SJ sang it with so ease and how the legend composed it. I am actually getting out of cold and you could easily identify it with my 'karakara' throat. As usual have mixing problems, punching problems and I am a bad tailor still stitching things together . Pls bear with me. Appreciate your honest feedback. Song Name: Endha Poo...
A successful romantic genre and attracted huge fan from South India too because of SPB's songs in the film. Even I was crazy behind this movie and esplly the song Kabootar Ja Ja. I have attempted my another fav song from this movie Dil Deewana. Personally I like the SPB version though. Pls listen and comment 
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You made me nostalgic with this wonderful rendition!! You can certainly add more vocal effects to make it sound professional!
Thanks for visiting my blog and your comments. I am still trying to learn how to use the mixing software and adding effects as well. SO this is more trial and error for now. As you said certainly I would try to make the quality better.
Do listen to my other songs and comment.
Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving your comments. I know I have to improve on my hindi diction.Thanks for noting it down. I was at your blog and listened almost all songs. You are far above Sonu Nigam I would say. No better words than this.
First time in hindi, u have rocked!! Effortless singing I should say. Keep it up.
Best wishes,Shruti
Only felt something which many south Indians have...the sangatis, Harkatein as they call it in north, are with a carnatic touch...You should avoid that.. For example at "yeh pagala hai" the pagala is sung with a carnatic accent. You shoul be doing it with a hindustani touch.. I dont know if I am making my self clear.
Good job overall
N V K
NVK sir - You are 100% right. As you say its natural for me to deliver the Carnatic sangathis and I relaize it sometimes spoils the mood of the song. I am working to get over the diction problem.
Nandita - Thanks for visiting my blog and appreciate your comments. Yes the karaoke had the initial humming of Lata and I could'nt erase that. So sang over it. As you said will try to increase my volume.