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Rabbi Shergill — Bulla Ki Jana
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Released: 2005
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Bulla! ki jaana mai kaun

Na mai momin vich maseet aan
Na mai vich kufar diyan reet aan
Na mai paakaan vich paleet aan

Na mai andar ved kitaab aan,
Na mai renda bhang sharaab aan
Na mai renda masat kharaab aan

Na mai shaadi na ghamnaaki
Na mai vich paleeti paaki
Na mai aabi na mai khaki
Na mai aatish na mai paun

Bulla! ki jaana mai kaun X4

Na mai arabi na lahoria
Na mai hindi shehar nagauri
Na hindu na turak peshawri

Na mai bheth mazhab da paaya
Ne mai aadam havva jaaya
Na koi apna naam dharaaya

Avval aakhir aap nu jaana
Na koi dooja hor pehchaana
Maethon hor na koi siyaana
Bulla! shah khadda hai kaun

Bulla! ki jaana mai kaun

Na mai moosa na pharaun.
Na vich jaagan na vich saun.
Na mai rehnda vich nadaun
Na vich baitthan na vich bhaun
Bulla! shah khadda hai kaun

Bulla! ki jaana mai kaun
Oooooo.......
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 phlattop wrote:

I have no idea what he's singing/saying but it's such a beautifully delivered vocal, so heartfelft. Proof of music being the universal language.




Very well stated!  I Agree completely.  That is why we come here.  Thanx RP!  
Posted 6 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 RabbitEars wrote:

Thanks for that. 



Posted 1 year ago by glennon6274    [ Reply ]
 thewiseking wrote:

You ain't my Rabbi



The is not a Jewish rabbi. He's a sikh.
Posted 1 year ago by midtoad    [ Reply ]
Nice song
Posted 1 year ago by billybob123    [ Reply ]
Hello again -- "Evil Woman". 

Your chord changes will never die.
Posted 1 year ago by tinypriest    [ Reply ]
You ain't my Rabbi
Posted 1 year ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
Not quite the yarmulke I was expecting....

Posted 2 years ago by jef    [ Reply ]
Wonderful tune, so glad RP is sharing this beautiful music with us !!  
Posted 2 years ago by novastar    [ Reply ]
 Greyerwrit wrote:

With a minimal adjustment, it can be sung to the music from "All Along the Watchtower"



First thing I noticed, too.  But it's pleasant.
Posted 2 years ago by tinypriest    [ Reply ]
 PockettVenus wrote:

Sufi mysticism. Unfortunately it sounds rather cheesy. I'd rather have Nusrat Ali Fateh Khan 



You mean Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan; the order matters.
Posted 2 years ago by toteki2016-rp    [ Reply ]
With a minimal adjustment, it can be sung to the music from "All Along the Watchtower"
Posted 2 years ago by Greyerwrit    [ Reply ]
 PockettVenus wrote:
Sufi mysticism. Unfortunately it sounds rather cheesy. I'd rather have Nusrat Ali Fateh Khan 
 

He is a Sikh.
Posted 3 years ago by Chongo1959    [ Reply ]
I may have to upgrade this weird eclectic world music song that I do not understand at all from 7 to 8.
Posted 3 years ago by ce    [ Reply ]
Bad pop, in any language, is bad pop.

This was bad pop...


{#Cheesygrin}
Posted 5 years ago by alain.brault    [ Reply ]
 narainmg wrote:

Bulla ki Jaana
Bulla, I know not who I am
Bulla, I know not who I am
Nor am I the believer in mosque
Nor am I in idol worship
Nor am in the pure or the impure
Nor am I in the Vedas

Nor am I in the intoxicants
Nor am I in the carefree deviant
Nor am I union nor grief
Nor am I in the pure/impure
Nor am I of the water nor of the land
Nor am I fire nor air
Bulla, I know not who I am

Nor am I Arabic nor from Lahore
Nor am I the Indian city of Nagaur
Nor am I Hindu nor a Peshawari turk
Nor did I create the difference of faith
Nor did I create Adam-Eve
Nor did I name myself
Beginning or end I know just the self
Do not recognise ''the other one''
There's none wiser than I
Who is this Bulla Shah
Bulla, I know not who I am

Courtesy: https://www.mouthshut.com/review/Bulla_Ki_Jaana_Main_Kaun_-_Rabbi-69144-1.html

 TheKing2 wrote:
Someone care to attempt a translation of the lyrics?
 

 
Thanks for that. 
Posted 5 years ago by RabbitEars    [ Reply ]
Cool sound. Thanks for playing it
Posted 5 years ago by Kaisersosay    [ Reply ]
 jmkate wrote:
I continue to show up because the music is rarely-if ever- dull, and I generally walk away with an expanded point of view. Thanks, RP. 
 
Well Said {#High-five}
Posted 5 years ago by photolew    [ Reply ]
Georgeous.
Posted 5 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
Just no.
Posted 5 years ago by Hoosfoos    [ Reply ]
I continue to show up because the music is rarely-if ever- dull, and I generally walk away with an expanded point of view. Thanks, RP. 
Posted 5 years ago by jmkate    [ Reply ]
 expatlar wrote:

I don't understand this reaction from anyone who listens to 'rp' with any regularity.

Incidentally, I don't get the Black Keys references, but when I first walked in to the room and before I realized he was singing in a different language, I thought it was David Byrne. :-)

 
They probably see the guy in a turban on the album cover and get triggered.
Posted 5 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
 narainmg wrote:

Bulla ki Jaana
Bulla, I know not who I am
Bulla, I know not who I am
Nor am I the believer in mosque
Nor am I in idol worship
Nor am in the pure or the impure
Nor am I in the Vedas

Nor am I in the intoxicants
Nor am I in the carefree deviant
Nor am I union nor grief
Nor am I in the pure/impure
Nor am I of the water nor of the land
Nor am I fire nor air
Bulla, I know not who I am

Nor am I Arabic nor from Lahore
Nor am I the Indian city of Nagaur
Nor am I Hindu nor a Peshawari turk
Nor did I create the difference of faith
Nor did I create Adam-Eve
Nor did I name myself
Beginning or end I know just the self
Do not recognise ''the other one''
There's none wiser than I
Who is this Bulla Shah
Bulla, I know not who I am

Courtesy: https://www.mouthshut.com/review/Bulla_Ki_Jaana_Main_Kaun_-_Rabbi-69144-1.html

 TheKing2 wrote:
Someone care to attempt a translation of the lyrics?
 
bump
 


Posted 6 years ago by haretic    [ Reply ]
 daniel_rusk wrote:
WTF.? 

 
What's so WTF about it? It's a song in Punjabi. That's it.
Posted 6 years ago by narainmg    [ Reply ]
 daniel_rusk wrote:
WTF.? 

 
I don't understand this reaction from anyone who listens to 'rp' with any regularity.

Incidentally, I don't get the Black Keys references, but when I first walked in to the room and before I realized he was singing in a different language, I thought it was David Byrne. :-)
Posted 6 years ago by ExpatLarry    [ Reply ]
WTF.? 
Posted 6 years ago by daniel_rusk    [ Reply ]
 olivertwist wrote:
 Proclivities wrote:
Sounds like The Black Keys.


Yeah, too many bands copying the Black Keys sound these days.

 
Yes, there are (were) especially a lot of bands from the 1970s copying The Black Keys sound.
Posted 6 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
I would like to have a breakdown of the ratings per country. I bet that so called world music is much more appreciated by European listeners than by Americans.
Posted 6 years ago by justin4kick    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:
Sounds like The Black Keys.


Yeah, too many bands copying the Black Keys sound these days.
Posted 7 years ago by olivertwist    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:
Sounds like The Black Keys.

 
{#Drunk} {#Roflol}
Posted 7 years ago by Webfoot    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:
Sounds like The Black Keys.

 
Thats funny, do you know who the Black Keys are?
Posted 7 years ago by Bert7    [ Reply ]
Sounds like The Black Keys.
Posted 7 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
{#Notworthy}YES!  Great groove!
Posted 7 years ago by squidish    [ Reply ]
{#No}
Posted 7 years ago by aspicer    [ Reply ]
My new number one! (Sucko barfo)
Posted 7 years ago by malamucha    [ Reply ]
Please make it stop.
Posted 8 years ago by Far    [ Reply ]
:) .. thank you Bill!
Posted 8 years ago by romo90    [ Reply ]
Sufi mysticism. Unfortunately it sounds rather cheesy. I'd rather have Nusrat Ali Fateh Khan 
Posted 8 years ago by PockettVenus    [ Reply ]
 revolver wrote:
No more than 1 non-english song per hour PLEEEEASE!!
 
Time to grow up.  Most people in the world do not speak English.  Everyone makes music.  You are very lucky that you get as many tunes in English as you do.  Deal with it.  
Posted 11 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
 jenakle wrote:
this crap gave me an instant headache
     put some some ice on,they say it helps,,{#Fever}


Posted 14 years ago by HazzeSwede    [ Reply ]
well uh,,well,,,singing whoos' singing,,{#Whistle} gave it a 5,not to be a bad sport,,

Posted 14 years ago by HazzeSwede    [ Reply ]

3 - Rather mechanized, unoriginal, and boring backing track.  Don't find his vocalizing anything special either.  Only thing special for our mostly English-speaking audience is that he is is singing in English.


Posted 15 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]

Bulla ki Jaana
Bulla, I know not who I am
Bulla, I know not who I am
Nor am I the believer in mosque
Nor am I in idol worship
Nor am in the pure or the impure
Nor am I in the Vedas

Nor am I in the intoxicants
Nor am I in the carefree deviant
Nor am I union nor grief
Nor am I in the pure/impure
Nor am I of the water nor of the land
Nor am I fire nor air
Bulla, I know not who I am

Nor am I Arabic nor from Lahore
Nor am I the Indian city of Nagaur
Nor am I Hindu nor a Peshawari turk
Nor did I create the difference of faith
Nor did I create Adam-Eve
Nor did I name myself
Beginning or end I know just the self
Do not recognise ''the other one''
There's none wiser than I
Who is this Bulla Shah
Bulla, I know not who I am

Courtesy: https://www.mouthshut.com/review/Bulla_Ki_Jaana_Main_Kaun_-_Rabbi-69144-1.html

 TheKing2 wrote:
Someone care to attempt a translation of the lyrics?
 


Posted 15 years ago by narainmg    [ Reply ]
Rabbi redux

Posted 15 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
 TheKing2 wrote:
Someone care to attempt a translation of the lyrics?
 

♫ ♪ "Her name was Lola, she was a showgirl
With yellow feathers in her hair and a dress cut down to there..."  ♫


Posted 15 years ago by jptl    [ Reply ]
Someone care to attempt a translation of the lyrics?
Posted 15 years ago by TheKing2    [ Reply ]
revolver wrote:
No more than 1 non-english song per hour PLEEEEASE!!
Yes, because English is such a lyrical language... {#Rolleyes}

Why listen to an "eclectic" station if all you want to hear is the same old thing?

Posted 15 years ago by RadioDoc    [ Reply ]
No more than 1 non-english song per hour PLEEEEASE!!
Posted 15 years ago by revolver    [ Reply ]
Whew! I dove to turn down the volume about halfway through this....
Posted 15 years ago by Carissa    [ Reply ]
Beautiful lyrics, beautiful song, beautiful choice, Bill!!  RP at its best.  {#Meditate}
Posted 15 years ago by JoBo    [ Reply ]
 Dave_Mack wrote:

Silly rabbi, kicks are for trids!  But seriously folks, he's not a rabbi.  That's just his name.

I do like this song.

  That's funny! Here, in case someone missed it... Island of the Trids (BTW, I like it too, but don't understand a word of Punjabi)


Posted 15 years ago by Carl    [ Reply ]
not bad...i like the guitar parts.
the vocal is quite evocative.

{#Bananajam}
Posted 15 years ago by arsenault    [ Reply ]

Only 5.6 ?

Yes, indeed, tastes are beyond dispute.


Posted 15 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
meh
Posted 15 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
yup, it's still horrible
{#Headache}
Posted 15 years ago by jenakle    [ Reply ]
 EssexTex wrote:
Wow a singing Rabbi!
 
Silly rabbi, kicks are for trids!  But seriously folks, he's not a rabbi.  That's just his name.

I do like this song.

Posted 15 years ago by Dave_Mack    [ Reply ]
{#Shifty}Wow a singing Rabbi!

Posted 15 years ago by EssexTex    [ Reply ]
I have no idea what he's singing/saying but it's such a beautifully delivered vocal, so heartfelft. Proof of music being the universal language.
Posted 15 years ago by phlattop    [ Reply ]
"Lost my keys, and now I'm here all alone."
Posted 15 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
jthinaka wrote:
Well, this song motivated me to create a login for RP, even tho I've been a loyal listener for over five years now.
funny, this is the song that motivated me to create a login also (and later a supporting listener). really good stuff, a great message for humanity.
Posted 15 years ago by venus_df    [ Reply ]
jthinaka wrote:
Well, this song motivated me to create a login for RP, even tho I've been a loyal listener for over five years now......
And did you make your financial contributions in appreciation of RP before you created a login?...this is just a tease...as my donations are not so much...
Posted 15 years ago by inindian    [ Reply ]
let me disagree.... this is quite good, at least i like to listen.
Posted 15 years ago by nUrBo    [ Reply ]
this crap gave me an instant headache
Posted 16 years ago by jenakle    [ Reply ]
Well, this song motivated me to create a login for RP, even tho I've been a loyal listener for over five years now. I love this song, and was surprised to hear it on RP. It is a sufi song and like all sufi songs is focused on the mystical. I could go on but, then Wikipedia probably says it a lot better: (click here) Here are the lyrics, translated directly from the music video:
(repeat verse) Bulla! I know not who I am Bulla! I know not who I am Bulla! I know not who I am Bulla! I know not who I am Nor am I the believer in the mosque, Nor am I in the rituals of the infidel, Nor am I the pure or the impure. Nor am I inherent in the vedas, Nor am I present in the intoxicants, Nor am I lost nor corrupt. Nor am I in union nor grief, Nor am I intrinsic in the pure and impure Nor am I of water nor of the world, Nor am I of fire nor air. (repeat verse) Nor am I an Arab, nor Lahori, Nor am I Indian, nor Peshauri, Nor am I Hindu, nor Turk Peshawri, Nor did I create the differences of faith, Nor did I create adam and eve, Nor did I seek name for myself Beginning and end I know just the self, Do not acknowledge duality, There's none wiser than I, Who is this Bulla Shah? (repeat verse) Nor am I moses or the Pharaoh, I am not asleep nor am I wakeful, Nor am I fire nor the wind, I do not stay in Nadaun, I am not in inertia nor in travel, Who is this Bulla Shah? (repeat verse) (fade)
Posted 16 years ago by jthinaka    [ Reply ]
What a fantastic song! I've loved it for years. Everyone should watch the video on You Tube--it makes the song incredibly meaningful (if you don't speak Rabbi's language).
Posted 16 years ago by lizweiss    [ Reply ]
This is so bad it's off the scale
Posted 16 years ago by EssexTex    [ Reply ]
As an indo that sometimes "pushes out the jive more than he brings in the love (See Mr. Burns; the episode where Homer gets fat and wears the mumu)" with those 'Slims, this song is cool and eye-opening. Read up about Sufism. Beautiful faith. And that's a Hindu saying that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sufism
Posted 16 years ago by Zubie    [ Reply ]
Is this the long lost Indian cousin of Eros Ramazotti ?
Posted 16 years ago by biologenius    [ Reply ]
Radio Ecclectic
Posted 16 years ago by Limpopoking    [ Reply ]
I like it.
Posted 16 years ago by Alafia    [ Reply ]
Beautiful. Outstanding lyrics. This does not have to be a zero-sum game. So, yes, do bring on the Arab music. Once upon I listened to some synthesis music from Ethopia--it had a strong Black American Blues influence--that was just amazing. Now where is that cassette.... What was the name again?
Posted 16 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
AWFUL, AWFUL, AWFUL. I cannot recall a more annoying song.
Posted 16 years ago by Ipse_Dixit    [ Reply ]
pretty good. I'll leave it at that as anything else seems lacking after reading the translated lyrics.
Posted 16 years ago by jpfueler    [ Reply ]
this is good stuff you'll hear no where else, Ok maybe Morocco, but I'd rather hear this new interesting stuff instead of tired David Byrne songs!!
Posted 16 years ago by jjbix    [ Reply ]
This is a nice song but there are so many beautiful arabic songs that to say ohh and ah over this one is not really justified. I was married to a Morracan lady who would be able to translate the song in real time (a real talent for actually). Their poetry and use of words are really impressive.
Posted 16 years ago by benruco    [ Reply ]
huebdoo wrote:
Thanks RP for keeping me from straying the path of acceptance and understanding ... its amazing how music can build bridges ... All I see in the media of the Middle East is sooo negative. This sort of music (when we understand the lyrics) is vital to changing perceptions.
Your description is proof that music can cross boundaries and help us understand each other...
Posted 16 years ago by squidish    [ Reply ]
bhang on :)
Posted 16 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
Wow this is great stuff... and Bulleh Shah was quite the man...(click here)
Posted 16 years ago by DigitalJer    [ Reply ]
I have to admit when I heard this I wanted to say some stupid remark on what he is saying ... something about IED's or goats or something to be a dink. After reading the lyrics I feel horrible for even thinking that sort of thing Thanks RP for keeping me from straying the path of acceptance and understanding ... its amazing how music can build bridges ... All I see in the media of the Middle East is sooo negative This sort of music (when we understand the lyrics) is vital to changing perceptions.
Posted 16 years ago by huebdoo    [ Reply ]
Thanks so much, Randy_K! I must give this song an 8 based on lyrics alone... I love it. Randy_K wrote:
The lyrics in English: Not a believer inside the mosque, am I Nor a pagan disciple of false rites Not the pure amongst the impure Neither Moses, nor the Pharoh Bulleh! to me, I am not known Not in the holy Vedas, am I Nor in opium, neither in wine Not in the drunkard`s craze Neither awake, nor in a sleeping daze Bulleh! to me, I am not known (I believe "Bulleh" refers to the Punjabi poet Bulleh Shah) In happiness nor in sorrow, am I Neither clean, nor a filthy mire Not from water, nor from earth Neither fire, nor from air, is my birth Bulleh! to me, I am not known Not an Arab, nor Lahori Neither Hindi, nor Nagauri Hindu, Turk (Muslim), nor Peshawari Nor do I live in Nadaun Bulleh! to me, I am not known Secrets of religion, I have not known From Adam and Eve, I am not born I am not the name I assume Not in stillness, nor on the move Bulleh! to me, I am not known I am the first, I am the last None other, have I ever known I am the wisest of them all Bulleh! do I stand alone? Bulleh! to me, I am not known (I believe "Bulleh" refers to the Punjabi poet Bulleh Shah.)
Posted 16 years ago by Kristi    [ Reply ]
FredInShanghai wrote:
I love this song but can't find the album on Amazon.com. Anyone know how I can order the CD?
Try Shrimatis in San Francisco. I got my copy from them.
Posted 16 years ago by laozilover    [ Reply ]
I love this song but can't find the album on Amazon.com. Anyone know how I can order the CD?
Posted 16 years ago by FredInShanghai    [ Reply ]
forget the language barrier, this song is great. the singer has a passion that trancends the verbiage. think of it as Operatic. would you see La Traviata, etc, and enjoy it as much if it were sung in English, or your native tongue?
Posted 17 years ago by BLADERUNNER    [ Reply ]
Being Punjabi, this is right in line with what Guru Nanak, first guru of Sikhs said: "There is no muslim, there is no Hindu"
Posted 17 years ago by CaptTofu    [ Reply ]
Congrats to RP for throwing a bit more 'world music' into the mix. Though this tune doesn't stir my entrails it is a nice change, and the lyrics (thanks to the poster who posted them) are intriguing.
Posted 17 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
But Play "Strings" instead
Posted 17 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
I also like the song. Guys: open up your ears to the different!
Posted 17 years ago by AlexDinamo    [ Reply ]
inindian wrote:
Me too. But they're not ignorant really, just different taste :)
If there's anything I've learned from the RP song comments, it's that for a lot of people "different taste" is a synonym for "uncultured swine" :o/.
Posted 17 years ago by UltraNurd    [ Reply ]
Frater_Kork wrote:
7 for the enjoyable song, plus 1 to balance the ignorant whiners.
Me too. But they're not ignorant really, just different taste :)
Posted 17 years ago by inindian    [ Reply ]
iTuner wrote:
This has to be the worst song on RP, in fact I've been listening to RP for a long time, but it is this song that has caused me to register to say it sucks.
It's gems like this that make RP so great. It is extremely unlikely for most of us that we'd ever hear this song elsewhere. That's what I like about RP. This is still true when RP plays a song that really, really annoys you.
Posted 17 years ago by ce    [ Reply ]
Huh. My toe tapped. I guess I like it.
Posted 17 years ago by bokey    [ Reply ]
7 for the enjoyable song, plus 1 to balance the ignorant whiners.
Posted 17 years ago by Frater_Kork    [ Reply ]
I like it.....and the lyrics are excellent thanks for the translation.....
Posted 17 years ago by Peyote    [ Reply ]
Cher? Izzat you?
Posted 17 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
I didn't know Joan Armatrading was Indian...
Posted 17 years ago by liser    [ Reply ]
The lyrics in English: Not a believer inside the mosque, am I Nor a pagan disciple of false rites Not the pure amongst the impure Neither Moses, nor the Pharoh Bulleh! to me, I am not known Not in the holy Vedas, am I Nor in opium, neither in wine Not in the drunkard`s craze Neither awake, nor in a sleeping daze Bulleh! to me, I am not known (I believe "Bulleh" refers to the Punjabi poet Bulleh Shah) In happiness nor in sorrow, am I Neither clean, nor a filthy mire Not from water, nor from earth Neither fire, nor from air, is my birth Bulleh! to me, I am not known Not an Arab, nor Lahori Neither Hindi, nor Nagauri Hindu, Turk (Muslim), nor Peshawari Nor do I live in Nadaun Bulleh! to me, I am not known Secrets of religion, I have not known From Adam and Eve, I am not born I am not the name I assume Not in stillness, nor on the move Bulleh! to me, I am not known I am the first, I am the last None other, have I ever known I am the wisest of them all Bulleh! do I stand alone? Bulleh! to me, I am not known (I believe "Bulleh" refers to the Punjabi poet Bulleh Shah.)
Posted 17 years ago by Randy_K    [ Reply ]
drover wrote:
What next? Matisyahu?
Welp, looks like the answer is "yes." Though even this is being better received than poor Mr. Yahu.
Posted 18 years ago by drover    [ Reply ]
narainmg wrote:
Actually he is singing in Punjabi, which shares a large vocabulary with Hindi but is a different language. The lyrics are fantastic, if you understand punjabi. Nice to hear something from my neck of the woods (I'm originally from India) on rp. This is precisely the reason why it rocks.
I work with many Indians here in Mountain View and I have no doubt at least a few would recognize this little ditty. Don't work too hard. (I should talk.)
Posted 18 years ago by rgrace    [ Reply ]
I'm giving it a 10 just to mess with the people who loathe this song. I can't believe I haven't heard this till now. It's pleasant enough. Certainly doesn't warrant the intense scorn poured on it here. Maybe it's just played too much.
Posted 18 years ago by rgrace    [ Reply ]
mojoman wrote:
That clears up some confusion on my part. I saw the "Rabbi" in his name and assumed some Jewish connection, but he's clearly singing in Hindi.
Actually he is singing in Punjabi, which shares a large vocabulary with Hindi but is a different language. The lyrics are fantastic, if you understand punjabi. Nice to hear something from my neck of the woods (I'm originally from India) on rp. This is precisely the reason why it rocks.
Posted 18 years ago by narainmg    [ Reply ]
MmeAllumette wrote:
Pls tell me your trying to be funny... :-k
I don't know what language it is....the French are such easy targets though......giggles have good, get give babyarm
Posted 18 years ago by Glockman45    [ Reply ]
This has to be the worst song on RP, in fact I've been listening to RP for a long time, but it is this song that has caused me to register to say it sucks. Someone put this guy out of his (and our) misery
Posted 18 years ago by iTuner    [ Reply ]
Roverfish wrote:
Nice to hear Cher's making a comeback. ;-)
That's hilarious! You almost had me going there... I thought for sure she had gone on some questing journey and had influenced her musical attempts...
Posted 18 years ago by DJac    [ Reply ]
Glockman45 wrote:
I like the music but I don't understand French.....
Pls tell me your trying to be funny... :-k
Posted 18 years ago by MmeAllumette    [ Reply ]
Boy this song is in heavy rotation.
Posted 18 years ago by theo    [ Reply ]
Roverfish wrote:
Nice to hear Cher's making a comeback. ;-) Not bad, but I've certainly heard better Sufi. A good start, though.
Huh? :-k I would be very interested to hear what you think good "sufi" is. Please enlighten.
Posted 18 years ago by Drummer4soul    [ Reply ]
sigh. i like this song but not every day.
Posted 18 years ago by phillips    [ Reply ]
Nice to hear Cher's making a comeback. ;-) Not bad, but I've certainly heard better Sufi. A good start, though.
Posted 18 years ago by Roverfish    [ Reply ]
besca wrote:
Try doing a google search for Rabbi Shergill CD - I did and quite a few places popped up. Not sure if that will help, but hopefully!
You know I always try that first because it seems that if it isn't on Google, it isn't anywhere. Well I tried it once more and I found a cool site www.bargainmantra.com and immediately ordered it. I'll let you know if I ever actually receive it. Peace.
Posted 18 years ago by Drummer4soul    [ Reply ]
Still chugs.
Posted 18 years ago by AphidA    [ Reply ]
Bill Shatner would be proud
Posted 18 years ago by rascal420    [ Reply ]
Drummer4soul wrote:
I would love to get this cd but can't find it anywhere. I found it on indiatime.com but they don't sell outside India. Crap! I really want it.
That clears up some confusion on my part. I saw the "Rabbi" in his name and assumed some Jewish connection, but he's clearly singing in Hindi.
Posted 18 years ago by mojoman    [ Reply ]
I like the music but I don't understand French.....
Posted 18 years ago by Glockman45    [ Reply ]
Drummer4soul wrote:
I would love to get this cd but can't find it anywhere. I found it on indiatime.com but they don't sell outside India. Crap! I really want it.
Try doing a google search for Rabbi Shergill CD - I did and quite a few places popped up. Not sure if that will help, but hopefully!
Posted 18 years ago by besca    [ Reply ]
I like this, very different and I certainly wouldn't mind hearing more of his work. I love that RP plays such a wide variety of style... it's never boring and I don't think I've heard a song that I absolutely hated yet.
Posted 18 years ago by besca    [ Reply ]
I would love to get this cd but can't find it anywhere. I found it on indiatime.com but they don't sell outside India. Crap! I really want it.
Posted 18 years ago by Drummer4soul    [ Reply ]
not doing much for me.
Posted 18 years ago by Nuance    [ Reply ]
Coppertop wrote:
WTF Were you on some sort of medication when you wrote this? That is the most inane comment I've yet heard.
Agreed. Yours is the most inane comment I've read today...
Posted 18 years ago by simjim    [ Reply ]
i enjoy this one more every time i hear it. does anyone know where i could buy a download of it?
Posted 18 years ago by rah    [ Reply ]
chasech5 wrote:
From the article linked below: "Blessed with a voice that can melt granite, the 29-year-old singer-songwriter has penned and composed most of the songs, a semi-Sufi, semi-folksy kind of music with a lot of Western arrangements that he claims is his own style." An astute assessment. Unlike the simpletons who can't say anything more than 'I don't like it'. Maybe some should take a moment to figure out why the song might have appealed to RP, especially in the context of other songs in the playlist accompanying it. Or is that too much to ask of those who style themselves 'eclectic radio listeners' ?
WTF Were you on some sort of medication when you wrote this? That is the most inane comment I've yet heard.
Posted 18 years ago by Coppertop    [ Reply ]
markvery wrote:
I like this song - it's different... RP gives a chance to appreciate music I wouldn't normally hear...
Absolutely! I'd rather hear things I don't like once in a while than things which bore me constantly. This is different. That alone is a good thing. I once tried a wine described as 'inoffensive'. A better description would have been 'boring'. No 'inoffensive wine or music!
Posted 18 years ago by Enkidu    [ Reply ]