Ladange Sathi-album by Indu Prakash

Indu Prakash has various albums to his credit. These include the Ladange Sathi of the famous Punjabi poet, Pash.

More details of this album are requested from you.

Ambran Te – Songs of Paash

An audio recording of songs based on Paash’s poetry, produced by Rajeev Sharma, can be downloaded from the following link.

Ambran Te

The recording can be downloaded and used strictly for non-comercial purposes (copyright owned by Rajeev Sharma, Punjab, India). To download the recording left click on the links provided above and follow the new webapge that opens, click on the “download file” button that appears on the center-right of the new webpage. You’d need to a media player (eg. winamp, VLC) to play the mp3 files.

Paash interview on BBC Radio in 1987

Paash was interviewd on BBC Three Counties in 1987 for the Punjabi programme.

If anyone has any more information about this interview, please let me know.

Sone Di Swer – Paash’s songs

People’s Voice produced a collection of Paash’s poetry in 2002 titled SONE DI SWER sung by various singers.

Paash songs

Paash songs

It includes 7 poems :

1. Ambran te- by Ravi Nandan

2. Kaun Daye Dharwas-Ravi Nandan

3. Sone Di Swer-Lok Sangit Mandli Bhadaur

4. Balle Balle-Ravi Nandan,Jaswinder,Rajesh, Ranjit Sehmbhi

5. Ambran Te-Jaswinder

6. Kirti Diye Kuliye-Shingara Singh Chahal

7. Dehkade Angiaran Te-Lok Sangit Mandli Bhadaur

Download link 1

Download link 2

Complete album can be downloaded and used strictly for non-comercial purposes. To download the album left click on the links provided above and follow the new webapge that opens, click on the “download file” button that appears on the center-right of the new webpage. You’d need to a media player (eg. winamp, VLC) to play the mp3 files.

Also, Paash’s audio interview and video of his poetry recitation at the Martyrs Day Memorial Function organised by Indian Workers Association at Summerfield Community Centre in Smethwick, England on 05-04-1987 will be available at this site very soon. This was the function where Paash for the first time recited his last poem SAB TON KHATARNAAK.