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An amazing performer who has, for a very
long time now, intrigued everyone with his extraordinary tracks.
Most of his music is quite 'traditional' and unlike many others
in the industry, he has maintained his typical style of singing.
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Chahat |
This album wasn't that much of a hit
when compared to the ones Ali Haider released later on.
A couple of catchy tunes were Chahat and Ajnabi.
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Qarar |
This second collection proved to be
better than the ones before. It consisted of a few good
songs such as Qarar (the title song), Shehnahee
and Jadu Kiya. |
Sandesa |
This was a much greater hit than the
previous album with songs such as Purani Jeans
and Sandesa, going straight to the top of the charts. |
Pakola Album |
Although this album consisted of only
two tracks, Zaalim Nazron Say and Laila, it proved to
be quite a success. |
Dastaan |
The fifth album shot straight up the
charts. There were a wide variety of songs in this compilation,
ranging from the very fast to the very slow. The few songs
responsible for this albums popularity were Walawai,
Papa Mummi and Ranjha Heer. |
The Best of Ali
Haider |
The title of this album seems to be
self-explanatory. All of the songs in this album were
tracks from previous albums, some of which had proved
to be great hits. Some of the songs included in this collection
were Purani Jeans, Walawai, Qarar and Sandesa. |
Saioni |
This compilation followed suit of
the previous albums, in that it comprised of a variety
of tunes that appealed to a wide range of music lovers.
Some of the more popular tracks from this collection were
Saioni, Ya Allah, Sharabi and Pakistan Pakistan. |
Saaiyan |
Maturity, boldness and sheer confidence
seemed to emanate from every track on this album. This
album was fast-paced and appealed to both the younger
and older generation. Tracks that stood out were Saaiyan,
Navishana, Raat Khwabon and Jind Meri. |
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