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Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Shudh Ucharan Sehaj Paath Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Shudh Ucharan Sehaj Paath Track Duration Track Duration CD1 (mins) (mins) 001 Japuji Sahib Ang1 47:23:00 015 Raag Asa Ang370 51:20:00 002 SoDar Raag Asaa Ang8 30:35:00 016 Raag Asa Ang378 48:07:00 003 Sri Raag Ang14 46:07:00 017 Raag Asa Ang385 50:21:00 004 Sri Raag Ang21 50:19:00 018 Raag Asa Ang393 49:38:00 005 Sri Raag Ang29 48:23:00 019 Raag Asa Ang401 49:13:00 006 Sri Raag Ang38 46:25:00 020 Raag Asa Ang409 52:02:00 007 Sri Raag Ang45 47:39:00 021 Raag Asa Ang417 47:14:00 008 Sri Raag Ang52 47:36:00 022 Raag Asa Ang424 48:19:00 009 Sri Raag Ang59 47:28:00 023 Raag Asa Ang432 48:25:00 010 Sri Raag Ang66 52:38:00 024 Raag Asa Ang440 46:34:00 011 Sri Raag Ang74 45:56:00 025 Raag Asa Ang448 46:42:00 012 Sri Raag Ang81 45:40:00 026 Raag Asa Ang455 45:29:00 013 Sri Raag Ang88 37:38:00 027 Raag Asa Ang462 46:21:00 014 Raag Maaj Ang94 47:12:00 028 Raag Asa Ang470 56:32:00 015 Raag Maaj Ang101 45:07:00 029 Raag Asa Ang479 36:59:00 016 Raag Maaj Ang108 53:02:00 030 Raag Asa Ang485 24:59:00 017 Raag Maaj Ang117 52:07:00 031 Raag Goojree Ang489 45:49:00 018 Raag Maaj Ang125 53:37:00 032 Raag Goojree Ang496 41:40:00 019 Raag Maaj Ang133 48:03:00 033 Raag Goojree Ang503 54:39:00 020 Raag Maaj Ang139 41:05:00 034 Raag Goojree Ang512 47:25:00 021 Raag Maaj Ang145 40:31:00 035 Raag Goojree Ang520 42:59:00 022 Raag Gauri Ang151 45:25:00 036 Raag Devgandhari Ang527 56:41:00 023 Raag Gauri Ang157 50:05:00 037 Raag Bihagra Ang537 56:27:00 024 Raag Gauri Ang165 52:30:00 038 Raag Bihagra Ang546 1:00:53 025 Raag Gauri Ang172 45:16:00 039 Raag Vadhans Ang557 49:11:00 026 Raag Gauri Ang178 48:51:00 040 Raag Vadhans Ang565 50:30:00 027 Raag Gauri Ang185 48:44:00 CD3 028 Raag Gauri Ang193 47:59:00 001 Raag Vadhans Ang574 45:27:00 029 Raag Gauri Ang201 45:39:00 002 Raag Vadhans Ang582 38:16:00 030 Raag Gauri Ang208 44:59:00 003 Raag Vadhans Ang589 34:48:00 031 Raag Gauri Ang215 45:57:00 004 Raag Sorath Ang595 50:15:00 032 Raag Gauri Ang222 47:12:00 005 Raag Sorath Ang603 49:06:00 033 Raag Gauri Ang228 49:30:00 006 Raag Sorath Ang611 56:18:00 034 Raag Gauri Ang235 47:50:00 007 Raag Sorath Ang621 48:27:00 035 Raag Gauri Ang242 52:07:00 008 Raag Sorath Ang630 43:44:00 036 Raag Gauri Ang250 Bavan Akhri 42:16:00 009 Raag Sorath Ang637 44:59:00 037 Raag Gauri Ang256 Bavan Akhri 42:14:00 010 Raag Sorath Ang645 53:36:00 CD2 011 Raag Sorath Ang654 32:17:00 001 Raag Gauri Ang262 Sukhmani Sahib Astpadi(1-6)1:03:06 012 Raag Dhanasri Ang660 46:18:00 002 Raag Gauri Ang271 Sukhmani Sahib Astpadi(7-12)57:51:00 013 Raag Dhanasri Ang668 48:11:00 003 Raag Gauri Ang279 Sukhmani Sahib Astpadi(13-18)59:42:00 014 Raag Dhanasri Ang675 48:45:00 004 Raag Gauri Ang288 Sukhmani Sahib Astpadi(19-24)1:00:29 015 Raag Dhanasri Ang683 42:55:00 005 Raag Gauri Ang296 47:25:00 016 Raag Dhanasri Ang691 32:10:00 006 Raag Gauri Ang303 48:01:00 017 Raag Jaitsree Ang696 47:08:00 007 Raag Gauri Ang310 50:05:00 018 Raag Jaitsree Ang703 46:43:00 008 Raag Gauri Ang318 38:11:00 019 Raag Todee Ang711 50:50:00 009 Raag Gauri Ang323 54:57:00 020 Raag Bairaree Ang719 9:41 010 Raag Gauri Ang332 51:49:00 021 Raag Tilang Ang721 48:00:00 011 Raag Gauri Ang340 45:17:00 022 Raag Suhee Ang728 47:19:00 012 Raag Asa Ang347 47:37:00 023 Raag Suhee Ang735 47:42:00 013 Raag Asa Ang354 48:28:00 024 Raag Suhee Ang742 47:38:00 014 Raag Asa Ang362 48:35:00 025 Raag Suhee Ang749 39:00:00 Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Shudh Ucharan Sehaj Paath Track Duration Track Duration (mins) (mins) 026 Raag Suhee Ang755 46:51:00 033 Raag Kedara Ang1118 47:40:00 027 Raag Suhee Ang762 51:05:00 034 Raag Bhairon Ang1125 44:00:00 028 Raag Suhee Ang769 47:00:00 035 Raag Bhairon Ang1131 54:32:00 029 Raag Suhee Ang777 48:24:00 036 Raag Bhairon Ang1139 54:49:00 030 Raag Suhee Ang784 45:43:00 037 Raag Bhairon Ang1147 44:05:00 031 Raag Suhee Ang791 25:17:00 038 Raag Bhairon Ang1155 48:05:00 032 Raag Bilaval Ang795 45:46:00 039 Raag Bhairon Ang1162 38:10:00 033 Raag Bilaval Ang802 47:36:00 CD5 034 Raag Bilaval Ang810 47:38:00 001 Raag Basant Ang1168 45:33:00 035 Raag Bilaval Ang817 45:40:00 002 Raag Basant Ang1175 48:23:00 036 Raag Bilaval Ang824 46:17:00 003 Raag Basant Ang1182 48:00:00 037 Raag Bilaval Ang832 42:36:00 004 Raag Basant Ang1189 57:26:00 038 Raag Bilaval Ang838 53:01:00 005 Raag Sarang Ang1197 46:13:00 039 Raag Bilaval Ang847 41:01:00 006 Raag Sarang Ang1203 52:58:00 040 Raag Bilaval Ang853 38:09:00 007 Raag Sarang Ang1210 53:55:00 041 Raag Gond Ang859 51:00:00 008 Raag Sarang Ang1218 49:38:00 042 Raag Gond Ang867 50:37:00 009 Raag Sarang Ang1225 48:59:00 043 Raag Ramkalee Ang876 45:01:00 010 Raag Sarang Ang1232 55:37:00 044 Raag Ramkalee Ang884 45:06:00 011 Raag Sarang Ang1240 50:04:00 CD4 012 Raag Sarang Ang1247 49:04:00 001 Raag Ramkalee Ang891 49:35:00 013 Raag Malaar Ang1254 48:58:00 002 Raag Ramkalee Ang900 47:30:00 014 Raag Malaar Ang1261 54:03:00 003 Raag Ramkalee Ang908 51:29:00 015 Raag Malaar Ang1268 50:42:00 004 Raag Ramkalee Ang917 Anand Sahib 40:17:00 016 Raag Malaar Ang1276 46:12:00 005 Raag Ramkalee Ang923 Sadd 7:55 017 Raag Malaar Ang1282 43:46:00 006 Raag Ramkalee Ang924 38:41:00 018 Raag Malaar Ang1288 39:53:00 007 Raag Ramkalee Ang929 Dakhni Oankaar 57:33:00 019 Raag Kanra Ang1294 49:04:00 008 Raag Ramkalee Ang938 Sidh Gost 1:01:19 020 Raag Kanra Ang1301 39:15:00 009 Raag Ramkalee Ang947 Ramkalee Ki Vaar M31:16:21 021 Raag Kanra Ang1307 40:38:00 010 Raag Ramkalee Ang957 Ramkalee Ki Vaar M51:09:42 022 Raag Kanra Ang1312 43:41:00 011 Raag Ramkalee Ang966 Ramkalee Ki Vaar Rai Balvand16:04 023 Raag Kalyaan Ang1319 53:04:00 012 Raag Ramkalee Ang968 38:45:00 024 Raag Parbhati Ang1327 44:21:00 013 Raag NatNarayan Ang975 59:13:00 025 Raag Parbhati Ang1334 58:49:00 014 Raag MaliGaura Ang984 30:08:00 026 Raag Parbhati Ang1343 56:15:00 015 Raag Maaru Ang989 53:14:00 027 Raag Jaijawantee Ang1352 6:16 016 Raag Maaru Ang997 54:19:00 028 Salok Sahskritee Ang1353 50:47:00 017 Raag Maaru Ang1005 51:45:00 029 Gatha Ang1360 9:23 018 Raag Maaru Ang1012 54:19:00 030 Funhey Mahalla 5 Ang1361 15:23 019 Raag Maaru Ang1020 48:45:00 031 Choubolay Mahalla 5 Ang1363 4:54 020 Raag Maaru Ang1027 52:19:00 032 Salok Bhagat Kabir Jio Ke Ang1364 1:30:22 021 Raag Maaru Ang1035 55:48:00 033 Salok Sheikh Farid Ke Ang1377 49:29:00 022 Raag Maaru Ang1043 50:31:00 034 Swaiye Mukhbakya Mahalla 5 Ang1385 28:43:00 023 Raag Maaru Ang1051 53:31:00 035 Swaiye Mahalla 1 kay Ang1389 10:30 024 Raag Maaru Ang1058 50:46:00 036 Swaiye Mahalla 2 kay Ang1391 12:59 025 Raag Maaru Ang1066 51:11:00 037 Swaiye Mahalla 3 kay Ang1392 28:10:00 026 Raag Maaru Ang1073 53:23:00 038 Swaiye Mahalla 4 kay Ang1396 1:20:49 027 Raag Maaru Ang1081 47:23:00 039 Swaiye Mahalla 5 kay Ang1406 24:18:00 028 Raag Maaru Ang1087 50:50:00 040 Salok Vaaran Te Vadeek Ang1410 55:35:00 029 Raag Maaru Ang1094 50:26:00 041 Salok Vaaran Te Vadeek Ang1418 58:27:00 030 Raag Maaru Ang1101 41:33:00 042 Salok Mahalla 9 Ang1426 27:08:00 031 Raag Tukhari Ang1107 41:30:00 043 Mundavni Mahalla 5 Ang1429 2:36 032 Raag Tukhari Ang1112 38:10:00 044 Raagmala Ang1429 8:50.
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