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Unforgettable hits of Jagjit Singh & Chitra Singh (2005).

Best of Jagjit Singh & Chitra Singh (2005).

Solid Gold: Jagjit Singh (Compilation, 2001).

The Greatest Punjabi Hits of Jagjit Singh & Chitra Singh.

Adaa: Lata Mangeshkar & Jagjit Singh (1992).

Sajda: Jagjit Singh & Lata Mangeshkar (1991).

Memorable Ghazals of Jagjit Singh & Chitra Singh (1990).

An Evening with Jagjit & Chitra Singh (compilation).

Magic moments with Jagjit Singh & Chitra Singh (compilation).

Live at Royal Albert Hall, London (1983).

Jagjit Singh & Chitra Singh come alive in concert (1979).

Birha Da Sultan: Jagjit & Chitra Singh (1978, 1995).

I have some of the lyrics, but not as many as Rajeev has mukhdas to. Take a look at Rajeev’s Jagjit and Chitra page for the mukhdas to the ghazals. Entries with a next to them are albums that come highly recommended. Jagjit & Chitra’s oeuvreĪ complete list of the tracks, useful if you are searching for one song.Įach of the links in the list below leads to a list of ghazals and in most cases, their authors. Lori never fails to move me, and if for nothing else, Chitra is Jagjit’s equal. The range of emotion she puts on display in Lori is unmatched by anything I can find, even in Jagjit’s own work.

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For instance, I think Chitra’s Lori from the Punjabi movie Diva Bale Saree Raat is perfect. To truly judge their work however, one must listen very carefully to the Punjabi songs they have recorded. I certainly think Jagjit is a better ghazal singer than Chitra. Sometimes people say Chitra Singh’s voice and technique are not as refined as Jagjit’s and that her work is not as compelling as his is. I can understand what drives Jagjit to work with such material but I don’t think it can stand on its own feet when compared to the richness of the older ghazals. I don’t entirely like the work Jagjit has been putting out recently though, especially the “socially relevant” songs in Cry for Cry and Mirage (which I thought was a disaster). I’ve always thought of Jagjit and Chitra as not only remarkable singers, but also excellent editors who select from among the best iterature to present the finest songs and ghazals. If you’re interested in listening to Jagjit and Chitra, head down to your neighbourhood store and buy a couple of albums, and try not to get bootlegged copies please. Please note that there are no audio clips here since I don’t have permission to broadcast or distribute that material. If you’re looking for a tour schedule or current information on Jagjit & Chitra Singh, visit the official site. If anyone has reviews to contribute that would be great, I can put them up here. In other words, these pages are in the works, but contain enough information to be useful right now.

NOTE: I’m transcribing as many ghazals as I can myself and putting them in ITRANS format, I’m also writing up short reviews for ghazals as I go along. I’ve commented on various ghazals and wherever possible, links to lyrics from the ITRANS songbook have been included.

Since they were actively recording over four decades, the list of their work includes original albums, live recordings and compilations of various ghazals from earlier releases. They also sang a number of devotional songs but I haven’t focused on them. This set of pages explores the work of Jagjit and Chitra Singh, focusing almost exclusively on the ghazals.