kishore kumar duet karaoke with female voice

Don’t Go Breaking My Heart (Elton John & Kiki Dee)įrom the 70’s, this song was John’s third stand-alone single. It became a big hit because it was the theme song for the 1987 film Dirty Dancing. One of their first hit duets was for Miss Bombay ( Din Ho Ya Raat) for music director, Hansraj Behl.Looking to take the stage as a male and female duo or as a couple? Here are 30 tracks that’ll work well: The Time Of My Life (Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes)Ī classic duet song from the 80’s written by Franke Previte and composed by John DeNicola and Don Markowitz. There are a lot of duets even before 1964, though for low budget movies. Though Many of them are from the period 1964-1967, when Lata and Rafi were not singing together, some MDs continued the pairing even after that period and some memorable duets were created. Some trios are also to her credit, the notable ones being, (with Rafi & S D Batish / Kaise Kahoon – S D Burman), (with Mukesh & Sharda / Pehchan – Shankar Jaikishan), (with Rafi & Mukesh / Dil Ne Phir Yaad Kiya – Sonik Omi).Her duets with Rafi are really a treasure, and are remembered the most. She also had a few duets with Hemant Kumar (Pyase Panchhi), Subir Sen (Anarbala), and with less known singers like, Shyamkumar (Tilismi Duniya). As I mentioned in my last post, her first duet was with Talat for the movie Darwaza, in 1954 for Nashad.Her popular pairing was with Rafi, Mukesh and Manna Dey. In his, Memories Come Alive, Manna acknowledged, Kishore “had a unique and unaffected style of singing which tended to eclipse the subtleties of classical music and place his singing partner at a disadvantage”. The later duets include: R.D.’s ‘’ ( Humshakal, 1974), R.D’s ‘’ ( Chandi Sona, 1977), Rajesh Roshan’s ‘’( Baaton Baaton Mein, 1979), forgotten beauties like R.D.’s ‘’, (Gulzar’s Ratnadeep (1979), and the exquisite ‘’ by the obscure Hemant Bhosle ( Nazrana Pyar Ka, 1980).And rescued from oblivion: in fond memory of Radio Kathmandu that featured it frequently in its Hindi film song programme between 10.15-10.45 pm every night in medium wave: Bappi Lahiri’s ‘’ ( Hum Rahe Na Hum, 1984), by Kaifi Azmi.

For a flavour of Kishore-Asha duets, there’s S.D’s ‘’ ( Funtoosh, 1956) and ‘’ ( Paying Guest, 1957), and Ravi’s ‘’ ( Dilli Ka Thug, 1958).

That is how he would create the mood of the song, and dictate its ambiance. You can trace the emotion of angst, or romance, through his voice.

Kishore kumar duet karaoke with female voice