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Today I heard two of my childhood kirtan tracks. I remember being about 3-4 years old when I used to play them continously and I got so happy.

So I thought hey I bet other people have had the same thing happen to them and everyone goes through a stage where they repeatedly like listening to the same track. So here are my two favourite childhood tracks...

1. Darshan Dijiye Khol Kiwar - Gopal Singh

2. Sabhai Ghat Ram Bolai - Amarjeet Singh Taan

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Bhai Gopal Singh Ragi. Any of his recordings take me back to childhood.

Whenever I hear "Jis Da Sahib Dada Hoya" by Bhai Gopal Singh I remember our long and enjoyable car journies to visit our relatives in Leeds and London.

I really like that shabad too!! Anyone know the harmonium notation for it??

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  • 2 weeks later...
ooooooooooh...

Koi Bolle Raaam Raaaam

by Sarab Sanjhi Gurbani... u kno the signature track

LEGENDARY!!!!

LOL 100%

Sarab Sanjhi Gurbani made some fantastic "albums". Their version of Sri Nagar Wales "Vatan Lamiya" was so beautiful - T-series made it too "frilly". I remember tears in my eyes every time i would listen to that album and that beautiful voice of Bhai Sahib Jee when he would tell the story... and there was such mellow music in the background... Vaheguru

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