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Now I know why my Paternal and Maternal Grand Father and used to listen to old songs like K L Sehgal, Suraiya etc. The songs of their young ag e time, It is a Therapy. It Cures you, It keeps you Hopeful, Active, Happy and Peaceful. It brings the memories of that time in front of your eyes. Nobody has time to ask you and listen about your childhood and young age, your struggle and success story. So the old songs are emotional friends to you and alive till today. Keep listening and singing and more important playing songs on an Instrument. Persons from USA, Canada, Australia, UK can purchase these notations books via your relatives in India, or write to [email protected] or whatsapp 9452904656 These books are available in Hindi सा रे ग म and English SRGM and Western CDEFF# like notations. Please feel free to ask your question. My salute to music lovers. Let us promote Melodious music. Every music lover wants to try some songs to sing or to play on some instrument. My blog is for them who want a little guidance to play a song for their Joy and Happiness. These notes are as per my thinking. I think it will help you and you will like it. You can Purchase my books Singer name ke 51 geeton ki sargam books in Hindi English and Western notes. Write to me at [email protected] or whats app at 9452904656 • ► (11) • ► (4) • ► (5) • ► (2) • ► (34) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (5) • ► (7) • ► (3) • ► (1) • ► (6) • ► (3) • ► (2) • ► (1) • ► (41) • ► (4) • ► (3) • ► (4) • ► (3) • ► (3) ...

Mukesh Chand Mathur (formal name Zoravar Chand), (July 22, 1923, Delhi, India - August 27, 1976), popularly known as Mukesh, referred to as the man with the golden voice, was one of the finest Indian playback singers along with Mohammed Rafi and Kishore Kumar. He was born in Delhi in 1923 and, upon leaving school after the 10th Standard, worked briefly for the Delhi Department of Public Works. Mukesh experimented with voice recordings during his employment in Delhi and gradually developed his singing abilities. He is best known for the songs he sang as a playback singer for Raj Kapoor, a legendary actor/director of Bollywood in 1950s and 1960s. He died of a heart attack on August 27, 1976 in Detroit, Michigan, USA where he had gone for a concert. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL. BIOGRAPHY Mukesh Mukesh Chand Mathur (formal name Zoravar Chand), (July 22, 1923, Delhi, India - August 27, 1976), popularly known as Mukesh, referred to as the man with the golden voice, was one of the finest Indian playback singers along with Mohammed Rafi and Kishore Kumar. He was born in Delhi in 1923 and, upon leaving school after the 10th Standard, worked briefly for the Delhi Department of Public Works. Mukesh experimented with voice recordings during his employment in Delhi and gradually developed his singing abilities. He is best known for the songs he sang as a playback singer for Raj Kapoor, a legenda...