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Topic started by bb (@ 24.4.254.104) on Tue Feb 20 03:21:22 EST 2001.
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Hi! We've made a major addition to newtfmpage, and that is a big song bank. Dhool features thousands of songs for your listening pleasure. This site is a part of the newtfmpage.com - swara.com group. Together with newtfmpage, we wish to make this the best place to listen to tamil film songs online and know about tamil film music. Our collection includes old, new, famous, rare and unheard of songs. We are still fine tuning and fixing the database errors, so please bear with us. We value your feedback, and this will help us build the site better. Please post your comments below or mail to comments@newtfmpage.com.
This work was done by us (bb and RR) with MS and swara.com ravi.

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• From: Subbu (@ 203.200.198.9) on: Tue Jan 6 05:04:45 EST 2004
  
  bb, an excellent start for 2004. A great gambeeramaana number by DKP.
  
  rosavasanth,
  
  Ulagil irandu kiLigaL from "Kulamaa guNamaa". A good movie, story moving around 2 brothers and their family.
  
  Singers: TMS (Sivaji), PS (Padmini), SPB (Jaishakar) and SJ (Vanishree). I think this is the only song sung together by these 4 great singers.
  
  MD: KVM
  
  Direction: KS Gopalakrishnan.
  
  
• From: Aravinth (@ 217.45.193.201) on: Tue Jan 6 05:52:06 EST 2004
  
  Hello guys,
  
  does someone know the beautiful song from Malaysia Vasudevan?
  Poove Nee Yaarsolli Yaarukkaga Malarkinray...
  
  Could someone tell me the movie and tell me where can I find this song? I didn't find this in Dhool.com
  
  
• From: * (@ 161.114.64.74) on: Tue Jan 6 07:46:19 EST 2004
  
  hi sriram, i couldnt understand the exact task you mentioned. If its a matter of retrieving URLs, an MS-Word macro or better still, a 'grep' will do :)
  
  
• From: OISG (@ 213.42.2.13) on: Tue Jan 6 09:30:38 EST 2004
  
  8 Dhikkukum ettavidinum 4 dhikkilavathu ettiyirukkum.Thanks BB,on behalf of Vengayam too!
  
  AB-SG trophy ,i thought might go " Iraval thanthavan ketkindran athai illai endral avan viduvanna" Way before the start.
  
  Something for the great Steve..."Poai vaa magaL(n)e Poai vaa" - a sure ananda bhairavi for all his opponents???Sure Waugh should be back to replace Richie.
  
  Kupps,"PuNNaku" -that is damaging indeed!Hope you do not know my birthday!
  
  
  
• From: Aravinth (@ 217.45.193.201) on: Tue Jan 6 11:32:01 EST 2004
  
  
  Hello guys,
  
  does someone know the beautiful song from Malaysia Vasudevan?
  Poove Nee Yaarsolli Yaarukkaga Malarkinray...
  
  Could someone tell me the movie and tell me where can I find this song? I didn't find this in Dhool.com
  
  
• From: Saravanan (@ 195.229.241.229) on: Tue Jan 6 11:35:49 EST 2004
  
  bb, as you have summed up in your scintillating notes, this was a memorable series, with some great performances. Kumble can rightfully think back with pride on his achievements in this series. (I once led my little gullible cousin to believe that Karthik was a great Anil Kumble fan, and that was reason why the song ‘Adi Anarkali konjam keladi’ erupts every now and then into a chorus chant that sounded like ‘Kumbale he he’ ;)), though I guess it is actually Kumbare!)
  
  And a worthy song to herald the new year’s SOTD with! In all, Dhamal Krishnaswami Pattamaal’s works in tfm may not add up to more than 20, but she made sure that they would be held as exemplary works by generations to come.
  
  Bb, btw ‘vaazhiya senthamizh’ is from Or Iravu, and not from Naam Iruvar. It was sung by Devanarayanan & MS Rajeswari, and came as an appendage to ‘Kottu murase’ sung by K.R. Ramasami & MSR.
  
  And solai malaroliyo has TS Bagavathi singing along with TRM.
  
  Some other songs from Naam Iruvar:
  
  Karunamoorthi Gandhi Mahatma- MSR
  Maalai neramithe- TSB
  Iha vaazhvinile anandam- TRM & TSB
  Vasantham tharum maalai- TSB
  Jagam meedhinile nermai kaadhal- TRM & TSB
  
  
• From: Saravanan (@ 213.42.2.13) on: Tue Jan 6 11:41:27 EST 2004
  
  Vijay, thanks :)
  
  And yes, bb, I can help with pegging the years of IR films.
  
  Aravinth, 'poove nee yaar solli' (MV/SJ) is a lilting duet from Mansoor Creations' Thaniyaadha Dhaagam- 1982. Music by AA Raj, and lyrics by Uma Nagabhushanam.
  
  I don't know if its on the net yet, but will try to upload it soon.
  
  
• From: Raj (@ 206.97.63.26) on: Tue Jan 6 19:02:23 EST 2004
  
  bb: Great song to start year with! DKP also happens to be my favourite carnatic vocalist. This song also brings back memories of my childhood days when we started the day with a Bharatiyar song and ended with Vazhiya Senthamizh!
  Looks like that tradition is gone. It also brought back memories of my only meeting with DKP. In our last vacation to India we visited her. I did not expect such an unassuming and humble soul. She even allowed us to videotape our conversation and gave us a glimpse of her beginning years and sang a song! Very unusual for a musician of that stature! She was also one of the musicians who started the Tamil Isai movement. Hope you select a few more of her songs this year!
  She is really a Bharata Ratna even though she does not have the title!
  Thanks for the great choice!
  
  
• From: vengayam (@ 203.200.84.67) on: Tue Jan 6 22:27:05 EST 2004
  
  netru kaalailirunthu pozhuthu saayum varai meeting followed by meeting. Hence I missed peeping in.
  Thanks bb & OISG!
  I for one is happy to see the back of the back foot wonder- Steve Waugh. Gritty , yes, effective , yes, leadership qualities HMmmm? Mental disintegration does not really work everytime!
  
  
• From: rosavasanth (@ 157.82.18.234) on: Tue Jan 6 23:10:37 EST 2004
  
  thanks to subbu(for ulakil iraNtu kiLikaL), but I couln't find the song in Dhool. ANywhere else in the net?
  
  I am not able to play many songs in dhool.com, even after trying several times. any advice?
  
  
• From: bb (@ 24.6.216.148) on: Wed Jan 7 01:43:39 EST 2004
  
  Song of the Day: jambulingamE jadaadharaa from kaasE thaan kadavuLadaa.
  
  http://www.newtfmpage.com/cgi-bin/stream.pl?url=http://www.dhool.com/sotd/jambulingame.rm
  
  - Saravanan writes:
  
  ‘JambulingamE jadAdharA’ from kAsEdhAn kadavuladA. A laugh riot by Kovai Soundararajan, K Veeramani & Dharapuram Sundararajan. Lyrics by Vaali. Music by MSV.
  
  AVM Productions’ Kaasethaan Kadavulada- 1972 was the brainchild of Chitralaya Gopu, and starred Muthuraman, Srikanth, Thengai Srinivasan, Lakshmi, Manorama and others.
  
  All the songs of this side-splitting comedy became hugely popular in the 70s. Besides the SOTD, the other songs were:
  
  Mella pesungal pirar ketkkakoodathu- Kovai Soundararajan & LRE.
  Indru vandha indha mayakkam - PS
  Aval enna ninaithaal adikkadi sirithaal- PS
  Aandavan thodangi aandigal varaiyil- MSV, K Veeramani & ALR.
  
  Kaasethaan Kadavulada came at a time when the ‘Hare Rama Hare Krsna’ movement and the music associated with it had caught the fancy of the Indian youth. MSV, in this uproarious rampage, brings in the guitar and drums to usher in an air of delicious irreverence and Vaali goes berserk with the lyrics. The hilariously unsuitable lines, and similar sounding saner lines that are hurriedly sung to make good the damage- all sparkle with apposite wit. In between, Vaali also springs up the names of two great MDs of the time, making them sound like impassioned cries to the Almighty!
  
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  Though all the 3 singers of this song are no longer amidst us, this one song has warranted the indelible inscription of their names in the fastidious annals of tfm
  
  Born in 1945, Kovai Soundararajan’s real name was Chinnasami Srinivasan. When Aringnar Anna heard him sing in a programme in Coimabatore, he renamed him as Kovai Soundararajan, as his voice bore a striking similarity to the voice of TMS. KS struggled for opportunities, as while TMS himself was still going strong, there were very few takers for a TMS clone. However MSV, Vijayabhaskar and S-G gave him some memorable songs, and KS made the most of them. Songs like ‘Engaladhu bhoomi kaakka vandha sami’ (Neethi), ‘Jambulingamae jadaathara’ & ‘Mella pesungal’ (Kaasethaan Kadavulada), ‘Indha naal nalla naal" (asirvaatham), ‘Aanjaneya Anumanthayya’ (Kaasi Yaathirai), ‘Sonpappdi sonappapdi’ (En Magan), ‘Punnaimaram onnu thennai maram onnu’ (Muththana Muththallavo), ‘Kannankarutha kuyil nirathavalae’ (Dr.Siva), ‘Manjal poosi manjam konda’ & ‘Appappa thambi’ (Ungal Viruppam), ensure him a place, humble though it may be, in the galaxy of Tamil singers. KS passed away on 27th August 2003.
  
  There are 3 different persons with the same name K.Veeramani whom we are familiar with. However, since we have no business whatsoever with either the Dravidian leader or the Ayodhyakuppam dada, lets train our flash light on ‘Kalaimani’ Krishnakunjaram Veeramani. Born in 1936, KV traced his lineage to great musicians like the acclaimed Kavi Kunjara Bharathi and the revered Koteeswara Aiyar. He trained under GS Mani, and has sung his way into the hearts of thousands of Tamils through his devotional albums. ‘Pallikattu Sabaraimalaikku’ has become a mandatory anthem for all the faithful who observe the 40 days penance and embark on their pilgrimage to worship the Lord who sits atop the 18 steps. KV’s forays into tfm were few- ‘India naadu en veedu’ (Bharatha Vilas), ‘Velai vandhu koopittathum’ (School Master), Ezhu malai vaasa (Tiger Thathachari), ‘Alli Arjuna’ drama (Rajapart Rangadurai), ‘Oradi kadavutkkakka’ & ‘Mannil nalla vannam vaazhalaam’ (Lalitha), ‘Manithargale O manithargale’ (Melmaruvathoor Aadhiparasaksthi) are his songs that come to mind.
  
  Dharapuram Sundararajan was another talented artiste whom fortune didn’t deign to favour. He studied music in Annamalai University, and later sang regularly in Trichy AIR. With the recommendation of Nagesh (who also hailed from Dharapuram), DS knocked at the door of many a MD, and finally got a break in Kannithaai. (‘Vaazha vidu’,with Manorama). DS lingers on in the few songs that came his way over the years, the most memorable of them being ‘Enakkaga vaa naan unakkaga vaa’ (Selvam), ‘Azhagu ratham porakkum’ (Karpooram), ‘Thai maadha megam’ (Kuzhandhaikkaga) and ‘Aiyanaaru neranja vaazhvu kodukkanum’ (Kaaval Deivam). He also composed music for Hello Partner-1972, Neechal Kulam- 1979 and Ottu Maangani (probably unreleased). He served in the faculty of the Govt. Music College, Chennai and also in Annamalai University. He passed away on 28th February 1999.
  
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  ‘Neenga nadicha mudhal padam edhu, Sir?’ queried H.Ramakrishnan, when he interviewed Thengai Srinivasan. (DD’s Malarum Ninaivugal, late 70s)
  
  Whatever he expected in response, it was certainly not what Thengai did- with a look of acute distress on his face, Thengai raised his little finger!
  
  Taken aback, HR remonstrated ‘Enna Sir, ippo thaan interview aarambichirukkom, adhukullayevaa?’
  
  Retorted a pokerfaced Thengai- ‘Naan nadicha mudhal padathoda peyar ‘Oru Viral’ nu solla vandhen Sir!’
  
  The very thought of Thengai Srinivasan brings an involuntary smile to one’s lips. He had a fantastic flair for making even the most mundane utterances sound inexplicably hilarious, and stands tall as among the greatest comedians in the history of Tamil Cinema. With Nagesh entangling himself in a messy legal situation in the early 70s, Thengai shot into prominence, and held the giggling viewers helplessly glued to their seats even in the many nondescript films that the decade churned out by the dozen. Even in the beginning of the 80s, he stole the show in films like Thillu Mullu. However with Gowndamani and Senthil making steady headway in the mid-80s, Thengai found himself slowly being sidelined. As a last desparate measure, in 1987, he produced Krishnan Vandhaan (stg. Sivaji Ganesan, KR Vijaya, Mohan, Rekha). The film came a cropper, and Thengai burnt his fingers very badly. He never recovered from this debacle, and passed away in 1988.
  
  ‘Kaasethaan Kadavulada’ was Thengai’s show all the way, and as the innocent Tea kadai Appasami, he performed one of the finest comic capers that Tamil Cinema had ever witnessed.
  
  To add to the fun, I got some dialogues recorded just before the song commences. Sit back and laugh on —and lets hope this laughter continues unabated throughout this year! Cheers!
  
  
• From: raj (@ 203.197.142.162) on: Wed Jan 7 02:54:04 EST 2004
  
  An Excellent Song..Vaali's word play and MSV's tune make this song a memorable one..
  
  As Saravanan mentioned , Thengai's show but not to forget Manorama as the rich adamant lady, while Venniradai as her husband and Suruli appears in a scene where Some one asks him Satuputtunu 8'kulla oru number sollu he replies 9...
  
  Added to that Muthuraman & Srikanth have proved that comedy also comes their way..
  
  
  Over all a True Comedy movie with meaningful jokes..
  
  aprat from that
  Indru vandha indha mayakkam by PS
  
  & Mella pesunga by KS & LRE are excellent tunes by MSV
  
  The initial humming of Indru vandha .. is awesome
  
  

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