
Lata Mangeshkar
Live At Royal Albert Hall, London (March 1974) - Lata Mangeshkar Used Vinyl LP Record
CRC19507GA
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Lata’s 1974 Royal Albert Hall magic, on warm VG- vinyl. Buy Live At Royal Albert Hall, London (March 1974) vinyl LP in Very Good Minus condition Today!
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Lata Mangeshkar on stage at Royal Albert Hall in March ’74 isn’t just a concert, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime meeting of Hindi film melody and London grandeur. This original His Master’s Voice double LP brings that evening back with all its charm intact. The records are in solid Very Good Minus condition: light scuffs, but they play through with that rich, slightly smoky analog sound collectors secretly love. The cover is also Very Good Minus, showing gentle shelf wear and a bit of age—more like dignified wrinkles than flaws.
You can almost picture the hall as she moves from delicate murmur to effortless high notes, the orchestra staying just a step behind her voice. It’s a snapshot of Lata at the peak of her powers, singing familiar Hindi gems for a cosmopolitan crowd that’s hanging on every phrase.
If you’ve been hunting for a live Lata performance that actually feels like a night out in the ’70s, this belongs on your turntable. Buy Live At Royal Albert Hall, London (March 1974) vinyl LP in Very Good Minus condition Today!
TRACKLIST
A1 - Opening Announcement ()
A2 - Inaugural Speech ()
A3 - Introduction Of Dilip Kumar ()
A4 - Shloka From Bhagwad Gita ()
A5 - Inhin Logon Ne ()
A6 - Bahon Men Chale Aao ()
A7 - Mehndi Cha Panawar ()
A8 - Tum Na Jane Kis Jahan Men ()
B1 - Thandi Hawaen ()
B2 - Duniya Kare Sawal ()
B3 - Pyar Kiya To Darna Kya ()
B4 - Baharen Phir Bhi A Aengi ()
B5 - Na Milta Gham ()
B6 - Roople Madhi Chhe ()
B7 - Bekas Pe Karam Kijiye ()
B8 - Ye Zindagi Usi Ki Hai ()
C1 - Introduction ()
C2 - Bindiya Chamkegi ()
C3 - Na Mono Laage Na ()
C4 - Baharo Mera Jeevan ()
C5 - Heer ()
C6 - Speeches ()
D1 - Aaega Aane Wala ()
D2 - Aaja Re Pardesi ()
D3 - Kahin Deep Jale ()
D4 - Naina Barsen Rim Jhim ()
D5 - Ae Mere Watan Ke Logo ()