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After listening some of his english songs like sing swing, I Love you
Oh God, why he stopped to compose english songs? Unlike fusions he usually compose, they seems pure western songs. Are not they?
BTW thiruvasagam's Polla Vinaiyen has english part :)
Punnagai Mannan song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMUgockyL8k
What is this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sp46jzLsTI
a comment says it is from movie, Manasellam
This perhaps is the first ever - http://thiraipaadal.com/tpplayer.asp...4'&lang=en (Disco sound from Dharmayuddham). Rap bits ellaam irukkum indha song-la :-)
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Thanks for the contibution guys ,
Ok updating the list further
1) Darling I Love You - Aaradhanai
2) I Want to tell You Something - Anand (Pallavi fully English , other parts Tamizh)
3) Sing Swing - Moodupani
4) Angel - Kaverimaan
5) Shake it Baby - Kali (Partly in English)
6) Aids Awareness song
7) All the Time - Nadodi Thendral
8) 1234 Now - Punnagai Mannan
9) Disco Song - Dharma Yudham
San_K , I checked Manasellam movie in Thiraipaadal , there is no song like that.
Can anybody say Whether the Love is the Meaning song is indeed by IR ?
There's another "pallavi only englees" number in Anand (even anupallavi in Thamizh):
hEy you come to me
Not for the list, just came to mind in the context. (Also, 1987 is the running year in SPB-IR thread...)
(ippidiyE pOnA, 'darling darling darling... I love you' of Priya mAthiri neRaya varum, they won't qualify for what you are looking for I think).
There is a tamil version too - I am not good with movie names.Quote:
Originally Posted by V_S
@aakaarsh - what sort of a guitar is used in chalakku chalakku song in chemparuthi ? I was thinking it is the standard electric guitar.
@Suresh - any mohanam songs in chal chalein ?
Janma sabhalyam adainthen! :notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:Quote:
Originally Posted by aakarsh
All songs of Kondaveeti Donga on loop. Kolo kolamma kaLLa another adrenaline booster. My favorite with added attraction, SJ's singing. Second interlude top notch! Sri Anjaneyam has some terrific bass lines with again mind-blowing sax and Tippu toppu lookku is another take on Rock-n-Roll. First time, all these adrenaline numbers including chamaku chamaku take on single melodious Subhalekha. Normally any single melody will win over many fast numbers, but here it is the other way round. A single chamaku chamaku alone wins hands down, added to other fast numbers, that's where Subhalekha could not stand. But in no way Subhalekha is an inferior composition, just that the mood of other songs took up the whole soundtrack with a massive mandate. Thanks KV and Kamal for reminding this one.:smile: