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In his book Indian Talking Machine, Robert Millis writes about a 78 rpm by M. N.

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In his book Indian Talking Machine, Robert Millis writes about a 78 rpm by M. N. Ghosh, alias Monta Babu, recorded in 1919. He had asked me to listen to it and asked for my impression. While I am no expert, I could hear both the khamak and the harmonium in the recording. The melody and even in the way the words are pronounced, the singer seems like a trained urban artiste to me, affecting baul ways, incorporating baul sounds into his work, but creating a song for the record company, to sell to buyers of 78s who would have a gramophone record player in their homes, I told him.
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In his book Indian Talking Machine, Robert Millis writes about a 78 rpm by M. N. Ghosh, alias Monta Babu, recorded in 1919. He had asked me to listen to it and asked for my impression. While I am no expert, I could hear both the khamak and the harmonium in the recording. The melody and even in the way the words are pronounced, the singer seems like a trained urban artiste to me, affecting baul ways, incorporating baul sounds into his work, but creating a song for the record company, to sell to buyers of 78s who would have a gramophone record player in their homes, I told him.. (n.d.). The Travelling Archive. Shurer Manchitra. https://shurer-manchitra.pages.dev/bn/recordings/BDMA-R-000396 Original: https://www.thetravellingarchive.org/nabanidas-baul-3rd-banga-sankriti-sammelan/
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"In his book Indian Talking Machine, Robert Millis writes about a 78 rpm by M. N. Ghosh, alias Monta Babu, recorded in 1919. He had asked me to listen to it and asked for my impression. While I am no expert, I could hear both the khamak and the harmonium in the recording. The melody and even in the way the words are pronounced, the singer seems like a trained urban artiste to me, affecting baul ways, incorporating baul sounds into his work, but creating a song for the record company, to sell to buyers of 78s who would have a gramophone record player in their homes, I told him.." Recorded in Barishal. n.d. The Travelling Archive. Shurer Manchitra, BDMA-R-000396. https://shurer-manchitra.pages.dev/bn/recordings/BDMA-R-000396. Original at https://www.thetravellingarchive.org/nabanidas-baul-3rd-banga-sankriti-sammelan/.
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