Jalte hain jiske liye ( Sujata, 1959): The rapture of romance is such a happy-sad mix that with the greatest love songs, youвЂ™re never quite sure if the prevailing mood is happiness with an undertow of melancholy, or sadness with a tint of joy. The whiskey and woe in Hemant KumarвЂ™s voice may make you feel the only escape involves a bathtub and a razorblade at your wrists.Д¤. Jaane woh kaise ( Pyaasa, 1957): While not underscoring the blithe scenarios of Dev Anand, SDB was adding finishing touches to the doom-and-gloom sagas of Guru Dutt. The lightness of the tune is matched by the breeziness of the rendition вЂ“ with a blink-and-miss dash of Euro-romance, courtesy a stray accordion!ДЈ. Aaja panchhi akela hai ( Nau Do Gyarah, 1957): Another waltz, this time with Rafi and Asha as bantering lovers. Who knew the rhythm of life was this lazy waltz!Дў. вЂњ Saanson ki lay par koi aise dhun gaayen,вЂї Lata sings. 44, 1955): The silvery sitar bursts at the opening feel like unseasonal spring showers, and the rest of this exquisite Lata solo plays out like the soundtrack to a documentary of Nature stirring herself awake on a sleepy morning. So here are ten random picks, off the top of my head, though in the case of an all-time favourite composer like SDB, I would have liked to choose at least ninety more.ДЎ. How do you be representational of the eras of music he worked in and the singers he worked with and the styles he stood for and pick the ones that few know but deserve to be known better and also pick the ones that everyone loves and yet choose ten вЂ“ a measly ten вЂ“ songs to remember the man by? You canвЂ™t. (After all, what can you write about SD Burman that hasnвЂ™t already been written before?) But lists are also a huge headache. вЂ“ LISTS ARE THE BEST WAY to commemorate people whose work is prolific. How do you commemorate the centenary of SD BurmanвЂ™s birth? With a list of favourites, of course!

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