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Topic started by TFM Group on Tue Jan 27 15:47:28 EST 1998.
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• From: Dave Hanuman (@ 142.106.180.133) on: Fri Jan 26 12:41:10 EST 2001
  
  Inchaarungo!
  
  neengal maranthu poniyale, nalla sokkana paddu. Ithu Missiamma padathilai. "Brunthavanamum nanthakumaranum....."
  
  Enta vaalkaiyilai marakkamudiyatha paaddu.
  
  Dave
  
  
• From: minnal (@ 206.141.211.112) on: Fri Jan 26 18:08:23 EST 2001
  
  Ramki & Pal,
  
  Thank you very much. I appreciate your help for these songs too.
  
  madimeethu thalaivaithu
  moodupani kulireduthu mullamalar
  nenjathile nee netru
  poo uranguthu pozuthum uranguthu
  ore oru oorile ore oru raja
  rajarajashri rani vanthaal
  rathaiketra kannanum
  sevappu kallu mookkuthi
  sorgathin thirappu vizha
  thookam un kangalai
  un anbai thedugindren
  unnai paarthu kondirunthaal
  unnaithaan naanariven
  unnidathil ennai koduthen
  vaaraayo vennilave
  vaaraathiruppaano vannavanna
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
• From: sk (@ 137.132.2.109) on: Fri Jan 26 21:08:59 EST 2001
  
  Ramki:
  
  aththai magane poi varavaa .. pAdha kANikkai
  kanavane kankanda deivam.. MDs: Rama Rao, Hemant Kumar
  
  It always gives me a thrill when I correct you. :-)))
  
  
  
  
• From: Ramki (@ 64.244.43.20) on: Sat Jan 27 07:56:26 EST 2001
  
  sk:))
  
  Padhakanikai is a slip
  
  but KKKD MD RR nnu ninaichen...Anjali Devis husband is Rajeshwar Rao right?
  
  
• From: kk (@ 168.189.11.90) on: Sat Jan 27 23:23:22 EST 2001
  
  Anjali Devi's husband is P. Adi Narayana Rao. ennamo intha pagela etho puthusa activity irukke paakkalaamnu vantha, entha paattikku husband yarunnu id panna
  vendiya gora nilamalaile irukke! And the fact that I know the answer is even more...:-)
  
  
• From: Manisegaran (@ 161.142.2.10) on: Tue Jan 30 20:59:53 EST 2001
  
  Minnal, the details are as follows:
  
  1.madimeethu thalaivaithu -Annai Illam-KVM
  2.moodupani kulireduthu mullamalar-Dharmam Thalai Kakkum-KVM
  3.nenjathile nee netru -Shanti-VR
  4.poo uranguthu pozuthum uranguthu -Thaai Sollai Thattathey-KVM
  5.ore oru oorile ore oru raja -Padikkatha Methai-KVM
  6.rajarajashri rani vanthaal -Ooty Varai Uravu-MSV
  7. rathaiketra kannano-Sumaithangi-VR
  8.sorgathin thirappu vizha -Pallandu Vazhga-KVM
  9.thookam un kangalai -Alayamani-VR
  10.un anbai thedugindren_Arabu Naattu Azhagi-Vijayabaskar
  10.Innum paarthu kondirunthaal-Vallavan Oruvan-Vedha
  11.unnaithaan naanariven-Guna-IR
  12.unnidathil ennai koduthen -Avalukku Enru Oru Manam-MSV
  13.vaaraayo vennilave-Missiamma-S. Rajeswara Rao
  14.vaaraathiruppaano vannavanna-Pachai Vilakku-VR
  
  Vanakkam
  
  
  
  
  
• From: RR (@ 192.122.134.139) on: Wed Jan 31 05:03:05 EST 2001
  
  11 is from vaazhkkai padagu. :)
  
  
• From: minnal (@ ) on: Thu Feb 1 19:23:20 EST 2001
  
  Manisegaran & RR
  
  thank you very much.
  
  Do you mean V Ramamurthy by VR?.
  If yes, did he compose music for some films without MSV?. (just curious)
  
  
  
• From: Manisegaran. (@ 161.142.2.10) on: Fri Feb 2 04:08:11 EST 2001
  
  Minnal
  VR means MS VIsvanathan and TK Ramamoorthy. The first film in which both teamed up was Panam by NSKrishnan. It was NS Krishnan who named the team Visvanathan-Ramamoorthy.
  
  The last film they made together was Aayirathil Oruvan which boasts as the film that patched up kannadasan and MGR (temporary) and brought BR Bantulu of Sivaji Unit inot MGR unit.
  
  After this film Visvanathan and Ramamoorthy went seperate ways. Visvanathan composed for Nee while Ramamoorthy composed for Saadhu Mirandaal. MSV withstood the test of time till the coming of Ilayaraja in 1976. Ramamoorthy tried now and then but could not meet the needs and taste of the modern trends. So Ramamoorthy ended with about 40 films. Much later, in 1997, both of them came back in Engiruntho Vanthaan, but the modern music they composed could not be digested by the new generation.
  
  
  
• From: pg (@ 12.20.190.1) on: Fri Feb 2 11:06:05 EST 2001
  
  Can anybody give me the songs of vidivELLi ?
  
  Who was the MD/lyricist for this film ?
  
  Also is kulamakaL rAdhai a sivaji film ?
  
  
• From: Ramki (@ 64.244.40.35) on: Fri Feb 2 11:30:42 EST 2001
  
  PG I know one song from vidiveLLi-koduthu paar paar unbai anbai. I think Pattukottai kalyanasundaram is the lyricist but im not sure
  
  KulamagaL radhai-sivaji,sarojadevi,Devika-KVMahadevan,Kannadasan
  
  
• From: Ramki (@ 64.244.40.35) on: Fri Feb 2 11:35:42 EST 2001
  
  pg forgot to add this-AMRaja is the MD for vidiveLLI.
  
  one more song i remember now-ennalum vazhvile ponnaana kaadhale(ps solo)
  
  
• From: pg (@ 12.20.190.1) on: Fri Feb 2 11:42:54 EST 2001
  
  Thank you Ramki.
  
  
• From: sk (@ 137.132.2.110) on: Fri Feb 2 20:22:30 EST 2001
  
  PG & Ramki:
  
  There is a nice AMR-PS duet in vidiveLLi:
  http://www.swara.com/index3.shtml?string=vidi%20veLLi&index=movie
  
  
• From: sk (@ 137.132.2.110) on: Fri Feb 2 20:25:24 EST 2001
  
  PG & Ramki:
  
  The song starts as: idai kaiyiraNdum Adum.
  The link in swara is not working. I will check with Ravi and make it right.
  
  
• From: kk (@ 207.0.108.223) on: Sat Feb 3 17:42:53 EST 2001
  
  From the hindu fri feb 2, 2002
  
  Soaked in nostalgia
  
  IMAGINE YOURSELF in a drawing room filled with guests, gaiety, laughter and lilting music. That was exactly the ambience at Sastri Hall that evening. A formal gathering in its most informal sense. The programme was the 150th show of Sundar's ``Ragapravaham'' entitled ``Eppadi Padinaro'' - a presentation of rare classical film
  melodies of the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s, organised by Vintage Heritage. The singers included Hamsa Subramanian and Sowmya Muralidharan from Brhaddvani, apart from the inimitable Revathy Sankkaran.
  
  ``I will sing this song every time, even when I am 90'' laughed Revathy as she began to sing a few melodious numbers of an era long gone by. ``Kadhalaginaen'', composed by G. Ramanathan from the film ``Aayiram Thalai Vaangiya Apoorva Chinthamani'', was the song.
  
  A fascinating aspect of Revathy is that she enjoys the songs she renders, as much as others do, and makes no bones about it. Hence the cheer she emanates seems manifold. Revathy is a good imitator. So whether the original singer is Varalakshmi, M. S. Rajeswari or Banumathi, you close your eyes and it is not Revathy whom you hear but the voice of that singer herself. Her prowess in music is admirable, as was seen that
  evening. Why was she in hibernation all these years, you wonder.
  
  That the treasurer of Vintage Heritage is also a knowledgeable musician, was seen when K. Sundar rendered the songs of Nagiah, P. U. Chinnappa, T. M. Soundararajan and A. M. Raja with ease and confidence. And interestingly, he gave essential details of each number, - the composer, singer, film, the artistes, year and so on.
  
  Sowmya Muralidharan and Hamsa Subramanian began the show with the Radha-Jayalakshmi number ``Manampola Mangalyame'' from the film of the same name and straightway set the right mood for the evening. The effervescence with which the two rendered the song made it a commendable opening. Diligence coupled with their gifted voices made their pieces, solo and duets, scintillating. Sowmya's smile and warmth as she acknowledged the applause of the discerning audience, after every song of hers, seemed to bridge the gap, if any, between the singer and the listener.
  
  ``Mohana Punnagai Aeno'' from the 1957 film ``Pathini Deivam'' was delectably rendered by Sundar and Hamsa. But undoubtedly Hamsa stole the show in this number with her exquisite nuances. ``Are Sowmya and Hamsa from Brhaddvani or Brighadwani?'' quipped Revathy Sankkaran, astounded at the way the two sailed through the intricacies of every song very much like the veterans who had sung them.
  
  Hamsa, you felt, could have responded to the compliments and claps more cheerfully.
  
  Chosen from the films of the 1930s up to the late 1950s, the list of songs was impressive. It was a nostalgic trip for A. P. Komala, the playback singer of many a yesteryear film hits, whose songs were also sung by the youngsters. She was the chief guest of the evening and she sang one of her pieces.``With minimum accompaniments `(Kothandaraman - keyboard; Mohanakrishnan - mridangam; Umashankar Roa - tabla), we have tried to present the best nostalgic pieces possible,'' said Sarveswaran, secretary, Vintage Heritage.
  
  Very true. But you could not help wishing that the over- enthusiastic old lady beside you, had not insisted on humming every number, along with the singers, of course entirely off-key!
  
  MALATHI RANGARAJAN
  
  
• From: SL (@ 63.253.227.119) on: Sun Feb 4 00:56:23 EST 2001
  
  PF & Ramki and & SK,
  The other songs I remember (from VidiveLLi) are "kAvEri Oram" (by PS) and "paNNOdu piRanthathu" by PBS and Jikki. Great songs !!!
  
  
• From: sk (@ 137.132.3.5) on: Sun Feb 4 01:43:38 EST 2001
  
  SL:
  
  kAvEri Oram.. is from Adip perukku.
  
  
• From: Manisegaran (@ 161.142.2.10) on: Sun Feb 4 20:19:08 EST 2001
  
  pg,
  
  The Vidivelli Songs:
  1)Pannodu Piranthathu Thaalam-PBS-Jikki
  2)Ennaalum Vazhviley(happy)-P.Suseela
  3)Ennaalum Vaazhviley (Sad)-P.Suseela
  4)Idai Kaiyirendil Aadum-AMRaja-P.Suseela
  5)Ninaithaal Inikkum Subathinam-Jikki
  6)Kaaru Savaari Joru-Trichi Loganathan-Jikki
  7)Koduthu Paar Paar-AMRaja-Trichi Loganathan-P.Suseela-Jikki
  8) Naan Vaaznthathum Unnaley-Jikki
  
  MD is AM.Raja,Lyrics by Maruthakazi(except Idai Kaiyirendil Aadum by Kannadasan)
  The film was directed by Sreedar.
  
  KULAMAKAL RATHAI SONGS
  
  1) Rathey Unakku Kobam Aagathedi-TMS (same tune and lyrics of the Thiagaraja Bhagavathar song in Chintamani-on the request of TMS himself. TMS was following the style of MKT until MKT told him to follow a separate identity)
  
  2.Ulakam Idhiley Adanguthu-TMS
  3. Unnai Cholli Kutramillai-TMS
  4.Aaruyirey Mannavaney Anbu Mayil Vanakkam-P.Suseela
  5.Pagaliley Chanthiranai Paarkka Ponen-P.Suseela
  6.Iravullu Aayiram Kankal Pagalukku Onney Onnu-P.Suseela
  7.Kallamalar Chirippiley Kankalin Azhaippiley-P.Suseela
  8.Chantiranai Kaanamal-TMS-P.Suseela
  
  MD is KVM and lyrics by Kannadasan. The film was an adaption from the novel Vaazhvu Engey by Akilan.
  
  
  
  
• From: pg (@ 12.20.190.1) on: Mon Feb 5 15:10:34 EST 2001
  
  Thank you everybody !
  
  
• From: Bhaga (@ 209.157.48.1) on: Tue Feb 13 21:33:50 EST 2001
  
  Can any one let me know the songs for these movies? Thanks in advance...
  
  
  Aasai Mugam Maranthu Pocche
  Aasai Pongum Amara Dheepam
  Aasaiye Alai Pole
  Anbu Nadamadum Kalaik
  Buddhi Ulla Manidharellam
  Chinna Chinna Kannanukku
  Chinna Chinna Nadai Nadandhu
  Ennai Azhaitthadhu Yaradi Kanne
  Ennodu Ennennavo Ragasiyam
  Gummiadi Tamizh Nadu
  Kadhal Kani Rasame
  Kanankuruvikku Kalyanamam
  Kanni Rasi En Rasi
  Malargal Nanaindhana
  Manathil Urudhi Vendum(TMS/Bhanumathi)
  Mangaiyaril Maharani
  Mappillai Vandhar Mappillai Vandhar
  Mastana Mastana Needhan
  Nee Ennena Sonnalum Kavidhai
  Samarasam Ulavum Idame
  Sathva Guna Bodhan
  Vignanathai Valakka Porendi
  
  
• From: Bhaga (@ 209.157.48.1) on: Tue Feb 13 21:35:27 EST 2001
  
  Also,
  
  Pattanamdhan Pogalamadi
  
  

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