62. Wild World – Tea For The Tillerman (1970)

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1. sushma saidover 3 years ago

   it has come in a very appropriate time..personally for me.
   needs work..phonetically..rolling your r’s and softening your d’s..just a humble opinion..
   good job tho..enjoyed:)

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2. Hemanth Sharma saidover 3 years ago

   Thanks Sushma

   It’s just that I didn’t wanna be totally fake in my accent. I just naturally followed the stle. Thanks again.

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3. Bhavana saidover 3 years ago

   Hi Hemanth,

   I must say I REALLY liked it.I wouldnt have known that this is not a professional recording if I was not hearing it here!
   Would like to hear some more english songs from you
   1)Richard Marx-Right here Waiting
   2)Bryan Adams-Everything I do

   Thanks
   Bhavana

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4. Vishal saidover 3 years ago

   That was superb dude ! Good to hear the original after a long time, as I’m more used to listening the cover version by Mr. Big ..By the way, your mixing is awesome …Teach me ..lol..

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5. Hemanth Sharma saidover 3 years ago

   Thanks Bhavana,

   I will try my best

   Thank you Vishal

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6. Khan Sahab saidover 3 years ago

   Hemanth, thanks for updating your blog. Excellent job as usual!

   I know you are busy but must keep your blog updated more frequently!

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7. Sushma saidover 3 years ago

   Good work!

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8. Anoosha saidover 3 years ago

   Hi Hemanth,

   I stepped into your blog today, I really wondered!!!

   I downloaded all kannada songs ( I`m also Kannadati ). Initially I was comparing your voice with that of original singer, after sometime I stopped comparing, then I started enjoying every sec!!!

   Great job, Keep it up.

   Try to upload Bhavageetegalu ( a request )

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9. Mel saidover 3 years ago

   One of my favorite songs for a long time now. Was fun and enjoyable listening to your rendition. Your Notting Hill number was better, mainly because of the phonetics. One thing perhaps you may want to improve is not pronouncing some words completely, like most of us Indians do. It sounds best, especially while singing, to roll over them. I especially loved the way you sound saying “care” and “there”. Great Job!

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10. Hemanth Sharma saidover 3 years ago

    Thank you Khanji, Sushma and Anoosha.

    Mel, I shall keep it in mind. Thanks a lot for the feedback.

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