R. D. Burman in 1979, pressed on an original His Master’s Voice LP — this Nauker record still has that unmistakable Pancham sparkle. The vinyl itself plays in Very Good Minus condition, with light surface wear but strong, lively sound that makes the percussion pop and the melodies sit nicely in the room. The cover, on the other hand, is in Poor shape: heavy edge wear, visible creases, and definite shelf battle scars. It’s the kind of sleeve that looks like it lived through the late ’70s with someone who actually wore the grooves out at every house gathering.
If you love Bollywood soundtracks with character, this is a great copy to actually spin rather than lock away. The label design, the slightly aged paper smell, the soft crackle between tracks—it all adds up to a very specific time-capsule charm. Buy Nauker vinyl LP in Very Good Minus condition Today! and give this survivor from 1979 a turn on a real turntable instead of letting it fade into storage history.
TRACKLIST
A1 - Pallu Latke ()
A2 - Aaya Na Karo ()
A3 - Chandni Re Jhoom ()
B1 - Dekheen Hazaron Mehfilen ()
B2 - Chandni Re Jhoom ()