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Gauhar Jan (ca. 1870-1930)
Last Updated on Sunday, 25 November 2012 17:16 | Published on Thursday, 18 November 2010 13:53 | 
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Gauhar Jan learnt from Nazir Khan of Rampur.
After living for some time in Darbhanga, she settled in Calcutta. She was famous for her gramophone recordings of thumrees. In D.M. Neuman's book, she is referred to, by W.W. Gaisberg - first representant of the Gramophone Compagny to reach India) - as an armenian jewess who could sing in 20 languages and dialects. 78rpm archives
| Download | Name | Play | Size | Length |
 | Bhairavi (Rasili Matwaliyon Ne Jadu Dala) (GAUHARJAN) | 0.6 MB | 3:16 min | |
 | Desh (GAUHARJAN) | 2.4 MB | 2:40 min | |
| Gandhari (GAUHARJAN) | 0.4 MB | 2:22 min | |
| Gara thumree (GAUHARJAN) | 0.6 MB | 2:27 min | |
| Jogiya (Jo Piya Aaye Mose Dukh Soha Jaye Na) (GAUHARJAN) | 0.4 MB | 2:36 min | |
| Pahadi Jhinjhoti (Manwa Lubhao Chhail Saiyan) (GAUHARJAN) | 0.6 MB | 3:28 min | |
| Piloo (Savariyan Man Bayo Re Bhako Yaar) (GAUHARJAN) | 0.5 MB | 2:37 min | |
| Sindh Kafi (Naino Se Naina Mila) (GAUHARJAN) | 0.5 MB | 3:03 min |
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