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Evening concert, Bhimsen Joshi, 1970, Pune Police Grounds

1970, Pune Police Grounds The 48 year old Joshi commences with his trademark vilambit in Yaman Kalyan, 'Avaguna na kijiye gunisan' and tops it off with 'Eri aali piya bina'. He then sings 'Jadu bhareli kaun albeli', a thumri one associates with Abdul Karim Khan, followed by 'Pandhari nivasa', a Namdev abhang that Bhimsen used to sing frequently. There is, perhaps, an interval at this point, after which he treats the audience to Sur Malhar, a hybrid of Sorath and Malhar, starting with 'Garjat aaye' and going on to sing 'Badarva barsan laage', which had also been recorded by Sawai Gandharva, back in his day. He goes on to sing Tembe's 'Ramrangi Rangale' and concludes with his signature 'Jo bhaje Hari ko sada'. The accompanists on tanpura, tabla and harmonium are unfortunately not known; any information is welcome. Yaman Kalyan: 0:00 'Jadu bhareli': 46:41 'Pandhari nivasa': 1:01:20 Sur Malhar: 1:11:59 'Ramrangi rangale': 1:45:10 'Jo bhaje Hari ko sada': 1:53:34