Nirgun Bhajan by Jamali Bai I लोक गायिका जमाली बाई की आवाज़ में निर्गुण भजन I Rajasthan Kabir Yatra

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00:00 - मन थारी उमर जावे ओ
05:44 -जोगिया
17:12 -बुढ़ापे दोरो रे भाई
25:17 -आयोडे संता रा लीजे वारणा
34:42 -परदेसी थारो कई पतियारो
42:52 -जाग्रत जोगी पाया
51:17 -चाल म्हारी सुरता
01:02:13 -चंपले री डाली
01:08:00 -नाम रो दीवानो
01:17:00 -सतगुरु आया म्हारे पावणा

Vocal : Jamali Bai, Bikaner
Dholak: Immamudin
Manjira: Prakash Nath

Jamali Bai was a powerful voice among the women folk singers of Bikaner, Rajasthan. She sang traditional folk songs as well as the nirgun songs of Kabir, Bhavani Nath, Gorakhnath and other mystics, which she learned from her aunt Shabana’s satsangs. She belonged to the Dholi community of musicians and drummers, who derive their name from the dhol (drum), who traditionally performed for their patrons to make auspicious the start of any new project. Jamali Bai was always accompanied on the harmonium by her husband, Ramzan Khan, whom she considered her primary musical friend and guru.

Jamali Bai passed away in July 2016. If you have enjoyed Jamali Bai’s music, we urge you to offer support for her husband. Please contact us at 9928522992, to do so.

This is one of a series of uploads from 'Bikaner mystic poetry and song archive project' supported by the Kabir Project, Bangalore in 2012.

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Rajasthan Kabir Yatra is a 7 days-long annual travelling folk music festival spread across six rural and urban locations in and around Rajasthan. Organised by Lokayan, Bikaner and partnered with Rajasthan Police, this is a folk festival providing a space where folk musicians, artists, scholars, students and seekers can immerse themselves in the voices of Bhakti and Sufi saint-poets such as Kabir, Mira, Bulleh Shah, and many more, questioning and dissolving boundaries of caste, class, religion and identity.

The five editions, in 2012, 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019 were widely chronicled and appreciated. It brought together 50 artists, over 400 Yatris every year from other parts of India, and thousands of local audiences.
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Editing: Puneet Jajra
Subtitling: Nikita Tiwari
Collection: The Malang Folk Foundation, Bikaner