Ramdew Chaitoe Live 30 years back bhaitak gana king | full album | jukebox 

Gone but not forgotten. The late GREAT. The legend. Very nice 👌 👍 👏 😀 ☺

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Hij was en hij blijft top

Drumming is absolutely fantastic, love it

This is chutney music. I grew up listening to this with my grandfather so many memories.

Great......Great.....Great.

Dohā: Bīr (Vīr) hokar dushmano` se, darne se marnā bhalā; Larnā hai to larke mar jā, khatiyā pe marne se bhalā. (Āṛāūī) We will be heroic with our enemies and bless them with death. We will fight with the guys until death and the land will bless us. 0. (Refrain) Ek hāth me` desh kā jhandā. Ek haath me` Surinām kā jhandā. Dūjhī me` talvār, kaum kā hogā kabhī udhār. In one hand is the flag of our country, in that hand is the flag of Suriname. In the other hand is a sword, no nation can ever advance (to take over). 1. Agar chāhate ho tum sab sukhī rahe, aur rahane kā thikānā banne. To jāt pāt ab dūr bhagānā hogā, ek hī jhandā ke nīche ab sab ko ānā hogā. Jis se ho kūm kī rakshā, aisā pārtī (party) banānā hogā. Guru Govind aur Birjanand kī lain par ānā hogā, ānā hogā.(Ref) 2. Sau bāto` kī ek yehī hai, ke tum sab ektā mat bhūlanā. Kal ektā ko bhūl gayā to Surinām desh me rahane kā thikānā nahī`. Apane āp bhāīyo ke ūpar, tum sab zulm uthānā nahī`. Ye kām hai āpkā, aur kisī ko begānā nahī`. Sīdhe pan kā Surināmiyo`, ab rahā voh zabānā nahī`. Pīche dhokā khā chukā hai, ab āge dhokā khānā nahī'.(Ref) 3. Rām ne jab tak talak, Rāvan par tīr tānā nahī`. Sītā ko vāpas na diyā, māno kī samjhā nahī`. Krishna ne Duryodhan ko bahut tarah samjhāyā. Lekin Duryodhan murkh waqt ko pehachānā nahī`. Ā gayā hai waqt ab Surināmiyo`, ab tumhī se gavānā nahī`. Pīche dhokā kha chukā hai, ab āge dhokā khānā nahī'.(Ref) .

Like the drumming fantastic!

The third song was previously sung by Chaitoes mother 'Sabrang' Chaitoe in the band Naya Roshni Nari Sangeet Samaadj. And also recorded on EP by the younger sister of Chaitoe: Bidjanwati Chaitoe on a young age late 70s or early 80's.

The Best of Ledgers .

Love from England

We ere sold.

Fantastic drumming! Ramdew Chaitoe is the best. Good quality video.

WITH LOVE FROM GUYANA EXCELLENT MUSIC ;

I’m a Guyanese but I really love this style of moujing.

This music definitely puts you in a happy mood. Unique voice & Great classical songs....

Ramdev.what a golden voice.🌷❤thank you sir.❤top zanger.🌷🌷🌷🌷

This is just Amazing. Kya baat h

This is the typical Central Suriname dholak style. A product made and matured in Suriname thanks to legendary singers as Ustad Ramdew Chaitoe

En zo is dat een echte baithak topper

Excellent Central Suriname style dholak

Great bhojpuri root.. respect from India .

This is the true CHUTNEY music.

Satya Sanaatan Ki Jai!!

sure i would like to see more

Great and best

Love this legendary singer from my grandma and daddy's love of his songs. Acquired love and IMMENSE appreciation. Best of all the rest. THANK YOU. Guyanese American ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Live probably recorded at the Leiding 19 District Suriname (now Distr. Wanica) where Ramdew Chaitoe lived in Suriname and his parents and brother also. There used to be crowds present at his home when they practised. Recording also possible in Holland. Dholak player most probably Mahinder Sewnandan or maybe Mohan Sewdhari or maybe Ardjoen Utar of distr Suriname. Both the first dholak players where from district Saramacca where there was a sizeable community of Indians living

As sung by Sookdeo Sookraj (Sukhdev Sukhrāj) - from Trinidad. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lDvZPkIXoy8.html Dohā: Bāhar se bhī gayī (2); gaherī hai nadiya sambhālo hamāre. Shāda rain ab torī rahī hai (2); ab saiyā' so vo sanghe susaro hame'. 0. Ab keke nā lāga, nanad terī chitavan; (2) Nanad terī chitavan (2), nanad terī chitavan. Ab keke na lāga, nanad terī chitavan. (ĀĪŪṛāīū) 1. Brahmā ko lāga, Vishnu ko lāga. (2) Shivajī ko lāga, Kailāsh se bhāga. (2) Nanad terī, ab Kailāsh se bhāga, nanad terī chitavan. 2. Jangal me', siddhi Rishi ko lāga. (2) Jangal toṛ kar, ghar ko bhāga. (2) Nanad terī, ab ghar ko bhāga, nanad terī chitavan. 3. Tretā me', Shrī Rāma ko lāga. (2) Sītā ko chhoṛ kar, harin sanga bhāga. (2) Nanad terī, ab harin sanga bhāga, nanad terī chitavan. 4. Dvāpar me', Shrī Krishnajī ko lāga. (2) Gokul chhoṛ kar, Mathurā ko bhāga. (2) Nanad terī, ab Mathurā ko bhāga, nanad terī chitavan. 5. Kalayug me', Tulsīdāsjī ko lāga. (2) Āndhī (stormy) rāt, sasurāl ko bhāga. (2) Nanad terī, ab sasurāl ko bhāga, nanad terī chitavan. 6. Nanad terī chitavan (2), nanad terī chitavan. Nanad terī chitavan (2), nanad terī chitavan. (H) Ab keke na lāga, nanad terī chitavan. .

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0. Babhan āve jāī, babhan āve jāī. Mor man lāga babhanavā (2). Āvat jātī, ajī, āvat jātī. Āvat jātī, ajī, āvat jāt. (Āṛāūī) (Ref) Babhan āve jāī, babhan āve jāī. Mor man lāga babhanavā. The babhan comes and goes. My heart feels for (is interested in) this babhan. (I love this babhan, I adore him). He returned, hey, he came back. 1. Ohe, babhanavā kī ekta hī ā`khiyā` (ānkhiyān). Tāke sāri (chāṛi) oṛh, tāke sāri oṛh. Mor man lāga babhanavā. (Ref) This babhan has only one eye. It is all over the place. (i.e., he has a roving eye and is always looking at stuff, including ladies perhaps. He, of course, has two eyes.) I love this babhan. 2. Ohe, babhanavā kī ekta hī goṛavā (godavā). (Hai daiyā !) Bhāge sāri oṛh, bhāge sāri oṛh. Mor man lāga babhanavā (se !). (Ref ) This babhan has only one leg. (Oh father!) It runs (flees) into every place (abode). (i.e., he is a busy-body, very inquisitive, and goes where he is not exactly wanted. He, of course, has two legs.) I am crazy about this babhan. 3. Ohe, babhanavā kī ekta hī hāthavā. Chhuave sāri (sārā) oṛh, chhuave sāri oṛh. Mor man lāga babhanavā. (2) This babhan has only one arm. It touches everything (everybody) (i.e., he likes to interfere in other people's business, & perhaps touches the ladies, but not very inappropriately. He, of course, has two arms.) I adore this babhan. 4. Āvat jātī, ajī, āvat jātī. (Relā) Āvat jātī, ajī, āvat jāt. Āvat jātī, ajī, āvat jāt. Babhan āve jāī, babhan āve jāī. Mor man lāga babhanavā (2). .

0. Sapano` me` pyārī sūratiyā dikhā do, pyāre nabījī. Pyāre nabījī, pyāre nabījī. Pyāre nabījī, pyāre nabījī. Give me a vision of your loving face, O beloved prophet. O beloved prophet, dearly beloved prophet. 1. Phūl rahī hai, phūl dā le, dā le. (2) (Āṛāūī) Ab voh kalī, mere man ke khilā do, pyāre nabījī. You lived like a flower & gave (fruit) like a flower. You removed the darkness and gave food to my mind, O beloved prophet. 2. Sab sāthī ye bintī kar tū hai. (2) Kirpā karo mohe sukh kī dabā do, pyāre nabījī. You granted the requests (desires) of all your companions; you showed mercy & gave me happiness, O beloved prophet. 3. Sab jagat gāve mok ke udāsī. (2) Mirchī bhajan mohe apane gulāb do, pyāre nabījī. [Kirpā karo mohe sukh kī dabā do, pyāre nabījī.] (Alt) The entire world gave sadness (allowed injustice); you gave your own roses & hot songs of praise, O beloved prophet. (?) 4. Hai pyāre nabī, ajī pyāre nabī, ajī pyā..āre nabī. (Relā) Sapano' me' pyārī sūratiyā dikhā do, pyāre nabī. Sapano` me` pyārī sūratiyā dikhā do, pyāre nabī ! .

You are the best you leave memories that last life time may your soul rest 🙏

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