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Kaha Karo Jaati
The Sikh Gramophone Collection
The oldest known recorded Sikh Music, lovingly acquired over 15 years by Dr Lallie & now digitally remastered by Kirtan Fi. Watch Dr Lallie provide context about this amazing remastered track, Kaha Karo Jaati, recorded by Bhai Roora Ji.
Episodes
1. Introduction
The oldest known recorded Sikh Music, lovingly acquired over 15 years by Dr Lallie & now digitally remastered by Kirtan Fi. Watch Dr Lallie and Charandeep Singh provide context about this amazing project.
2. Nitr Pragas Keea Gurdev
The oldest known recorded Sikh Music, lovingly acquired over 15 years by Dr Lallie & now digitally remastered by Kirtan Fi. Watch Dr Lallie provide context about this amazing remastered track, Nitr Pragas Keea Gurdev, recorded by Bhai Mehroo Ji.
3. Sajna Sant Aao Mere
The oldest known recorded Sikh Music, lovingly acquired over 15 years by Dr Lallie & now digitally remastered by Kirtan Fi. Watch Dr Lallie provide context about this amazing remastered track, Sajna Sant Aao Mere, recorded by Bhai Uttam Singh Ji Hakim.
4. Kaha Karo Jaati
The oldest known recorded Sikh Music, lovingly acquired over 15 years by Dr Lallie & now digitally remastered by Kirtan Fi. Watch Dr Lallie provide context about this amazing remastered track, Kaha Karo Jaati, recorded by Bhai Roora Ji.
5. Rogan Te Ar Sogan Te
The oldest known recorded Sikh Music, lovingly acquired over 15 years by Dr Lallie & now digitally remastered by Kirtan Fi. Watch Dr Lallie provide context about this amazing remastered track, Rogan Te Ar Sogan Te, recorded by Bhai Uttam Singh Ji Hakim.
6. Palay Lagi Aiya
The oldest known recorded Sikh Music, lovingly acquired over 15 years by Dr Lallie & now digitally remastered by Kirtan Fi. Watch Dr Lallie provide context about this amazing remastered track, Palay Lagi Aiya, recorded by Bhai Mehroo Ji.
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