![Reshma - Punjabi Saraiki And Multani Hits - ECLP 14603 - LP Record, Condition- 90%, Cover - Original - Reshma (c.1947 – 3 November 2013),[1] Sitara-e-Imtiaz (Star of Distinction) award, was a renowned folk singer of Pakistan, who was also very popular in India. She died on 3 November 2013 in Lahore, Pakistan, after suffering from throat cancer for several years. Reshma was born in the village of Loha, Tehsil Ratangarh district Churu near Bikaner, Rajasthan around 1947. Her father, Haji Muhammad Mushtaq, was a camel and horse trader from Malashi. She belonged to a tribe which had converted to Islam. Her tribe migrated to Karachi shortly after the Partition of India, when she was just one month old. She did not receive any formal education and spent much of her childhood singing at the 'mazars' (shrines) of the mystic saints of Sindh, Pakistan. She was a vegetarian by choice and her favorite foods were 'saag' (cooked mustard greens), 'makai roti' (corn bread), and 'missi roti'- the foods of the Rajasthani, Punjabi and Sindhi people.When she was twelve years old, she was spotted singing at Shahbaaz Qalandar's shrine by a Pakistani television and radio producer, Saleem Gilani, who arranged for her to make a recording of "Laal Meri Pat Rakhio" on Radio Pakistan in 1968.[5] She became an instant hit and since that day, Reshma has been one of the most popular folk singers of Pakistan, appearing on television since 1968, recording songs for both the Pakistani and Indian film industry, and performing in live concerts at home and abroad Record Details Title Reshma - Punjabi Saraiki And Multani Hits - ECLP 14603 Singer Reshma Music Nathoo Khan, G. Qadir Khan Pandit, G.H. Qadri, Zamir Haider, Master Abdullah & Traditional Lyrics Traditional, Manzoor Jhalla, Azam Chishti, Abaad Ali Abaad, Ismail Qalandar, Bulley Shah & Rashid Anwar Genre Private Songs Language Punjabi Label HMV Made In India Manufacture The Gramophone Company Of India Limited Serial No. ECLP 14603 Side One Shahbaz Qalandar Reshma Haye Rabba Nainlagda Reshma Gal Ishq Di Mala Pake Reshma Akhiyan Mila Ke Channa Reshma Sahnoon Bhul Jain Reshma Na Dil Dendi Bedardi Reshma Side Two Man Methon Naeen Manda Reshma Changi Naeon Keeti Reshma Heer Reshma Uth Gaye Gawandon Yar Reshma Tak Patri Waliya Reshma Chup Kar Ke Jindriye Reshma Specification Size - 12 Inches Speed - 33 RPM Record Condtion - 90-% Cover Condition - Excellent](https://www.bidcurios.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/IMG_20230524_165553.jpg "IMG_20230524_165553")
![Reshma - Punjabi Saraiki And Multani Hits - ECLP 14603 - LP Record, Condition- 90%, Cover - Original - Reshma (c.1947 – 3 November 2013),[1] Sitara-e-Imtiaz (Star of Distinction) award, was a renowned folk singer of Pakistan, who was also very popular in India. She died on 3 November 2013 in Lahore, Pakistan, after suffering from throat cancer for several years. Reshma was born in the village of Loha, Tehsil Ratangarh district Churu near Bikaner, Rajasthan around 1947. Her father, Haji Muhammad Mushtaq, was a camel and horse trader from Malashi. She belonged to a tribe which had converted to Islam. Her tribe migrated to Karachi shortly after the Partition of India, when she was just one month old. She did not receive any formal education and spent much of her childhood singing at the 'mazars' (shrines) of the mystic saints of Sindh, Pakistan. She was a vegetarian by choice and her favorite foods were 'saag' (cooked mustard greens), 'makai roti' (corn bread), and 'missi roti'- the foods of the Rajasthani, Punjabi and Sindhi people.When she was twelve years old, she was spotted singing at Shahbaaz Qalandar's shrine by a Pakistani television and radio producer, Saleem Gilani, who arranged for her to make a recording of "Laal Meri Pat Rakhio" on Radio Pakistan in 1968.[5] She became an instant hit and since that day, Reshma has been one of the most popular folk singers of Pakistan, appearing on television since 1968, recording songs for both the Pakistani and Indian film industry, and performing in live concerts at home and abroad Record Details Title Reshma - Punjabi Saraiki And Multani Hits - ECLP 14603 Singer Reshma Music Nathoo Khan, G. Qadir Khan Pandit, G.H. Qadri, Zamir Haider, Master Abdullah & Traditional Lyrics Traditional, Manzoor Jhalla, Azam Chishti, Abaad Ali Abaad, Ismail Qalandar, Bulley Shah & Rashid Anwar Genre Private Songs Language Punjabi Label HMV Made In India Manufacture The Gramophone Company Of India Limited Serial No. ECLP 14603 Side One Shahbaz Qalandar Reshma Haye Rabba Nainlagda Reshma Gal Ishq Di Mala Pake Reshma Akhiyan Mila Ke Channa Reshma Sahnoon Bhul Jain Reshma Na Dil Dendi Bedardi Reshma Side Two Man Methon Naeen Manda Reshma Changi Naeon Keeti Reshma Heer Reshma Uth Gaye Gawandon Yar Reshma Tak Patri Waliya Reshma Chup Kar Ke Jindriye Reshma Specification Size - 12 Inches Speed - 33 RPM Record Condtion - 90-% Cover Condition - Excellent](https://www.bidcurios.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/IMG_20230524_165540.jpg "IMG_20230524_165540")
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Reshma – Punjabi Saraiki And Multani Hits – ECLP 14603 – LP Record, Condition- 90%, Cover – Original – Reshma (c.1947 – 3 November 2013),[1] Sitara-e-Imtiaz (Star of Distinction) award, was a renowned folk singer of Pakistan, who was also very popular in India. She died on 3 November 2013 in Lahore, Pakistan, after suffering from throat cancer for several years. Reshma was born in the village of Loha, Tehsil Ratangarh district Churu near Bikaner, Rajasthan around 1947. Her father, Haji Muhammad Mushtaq, was a camel and horse trader from Malashi. She belonged to a tribe which had converted to Islam. Her tribe migrated to Karachi shortly after the Partition of India, when she was just one month old.
She did not receive any formal education and spent much of her childhood singing at the ‘mazars’ (shrines) of the mystic saints of Sindh, Pakistan. She was a vegetarian by choice and her favorite foods were ‘saag’ (cooked mustard greens), ‘makai roti’ (corn bread), and ‘missi roti’- the foods of the Rajasthani, Punjabi and Sindhi people.When she was twelve years old, she was spotted singing at Shahbaaz Qalandar’s shrine by a Pakistani television and radio producer, Saleem Gilani, who arranged for her to make a recording of “Laal Meri Pat Rakhio” on Radio Pakistan in 1968.[5] She became an instant hit and since that day, Reshma has been one of the most popular folk singers of Pakistan, appearing on television since 1968, recording songs for both the Pakistani and Indian film industry, and performing in live concerts at home and abroad
Record Details
Title
Reshma – Punjabi Saraiki And Multani Hits – ECLP 14603
Singer
Reshma
Music
Nathoo Khan, G. Qadir Khan Pandit, G.H. Qadri, Zamir Haider, Master Abdullah & Traditional
Lyrics
Traditional, Manzoor Jhalla, Azam Chishti, Abaad Ali Abaad, Ismail Qalandar, Bulley Shah & Rashid Anwar
Genre
Private Songs
Language
Punjabi
Label
HMV
Made In
India
Manufacture
The Gramophone Company Of India Limited
Serial No.
ECLP 14603
Side One
Shahbaz Qalandar
Reshma
Haye Rabba Nainlagda
Reshma
Gal Ishq Di Mala Pake
Reshma
Akhiyan Mila Ke Channa
Reshma
Sahnoon Bhul Jain
Reshma
Na Dil Dendi Bedardi
Reshma
Side Two
Man Methon Naeen Manda
Reshma
Changi Naeon Keeti
Reshma
Heer
Reshma
Uth Gaye Gawandon Yar
Reshma
Tak Patri Waliya
Reshma
Chup Kar Ke Jindriye
Reshma
Specification
Size – 12 Inches
Speed – 33 RPM
Record Condtion – 90-%
Cover Condition – Excellent
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![Reshma - Punjabi Saraiki And Multani Hits - ECLP 14603 - LP Record, Condition- 90%, Cover - Original - Reshma (c.1947 – 3 November 2013),[1] Sitara-e-Imtiaz (Star of Distinction) award, was a renowned folk singer of Pakistan, who was also very popular in India. She died on 3 November 2013 in Lahore, Pakistan, after suffering from throat cancer for several years. Reshma was born in the village of Loha, Tehsil Ratangarh district Churu near Bikaner, Rajasthan around 1947. Her father, Haji Muhammad Mushtaq, was a camel and horse trader from Malashi. She belonged to a tribe which had converted to Islam. Her tribe migrated to Karachi shortly after the Partition of India, when she was just one month old. She did not receive any formal education and spent much of her childhood singing at the 'mazars' (shrines) of the mystic saints of Sindh, Pakistan. She was a vegetarian by choice and her favorite foods were 'saag' (cooked mustard greens), 'makai roti' (corn bread), and 'missi roti'- the foods of the Rajasthani, Punjabi and Sindhi people.When she was twelve years old, she was spotted singing at Shahbaaz Qalandar's shrine by a Pakistani television and radio producer, Saleem Gilani, who arranged for her to make a recording of "Laal Meri Pat Rakhio" on Radio Pakistan in 1968.[5] She became an instant hit and since that day, Reshma has been one of the most popular folk singers of Pakistan, appearing on television since 1968, recording songs for both the Pakistani and Indian film industry, and performing in live concerts at home and abroad Record Details Title Reshma - Punjabi Saraiki And Multani Hits - ECLP 14603 Singer Reshma Music Nathoo Khan, G. Qadir Khan Pandit, G.H. Qadri, Zamir Haider, Master Abdullah & Traditional Lyrics Traditional, Manzoor Jhalla, Azam Chishti, Abaad Ali Abaad, Ismail Qalandar, Bulley Shah & Rashid Anwar Genre Private Songs Language Punjabi Label HMV Made In India Manufacture The Gramophone Company Of India Limited Serial No. ECLP 14603 Side One Shahbaz Qalandar Reshma Haye Rabba Nainlagda Reshma Gal Ishq Di Mala Pake Reshma Akhiyan Mila Ke Channa Reshma Sahnoon Bhul Jain Reshma Na Dil Dendi Bedardi Reshma Side Two Man Methon Naeen Manda Reshma Changi Naeon Keeti Reshma Heer Reshma Uth Gaye Gawandon Yar Reshma Tak Patri Waliya Reshma Chup Kar Ke Jindriye Reshma Specification Size - 12 Inches Speed - 33 RPM Record Condtion - 90-% Cover Condition - Excellent](https://www.bidcurios.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/IMG_20230524_165553-350x350.jpg)
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