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Gurbani Carvaan Mini 2,0 Songlist SONGS LIST PATHS 14. Satnaam Waheguru - Part 1 28. Lakh Khushian Patshian 42. Bisar Gai Sabh Tat Parayi 55. Kaho Pandit Soocha Kawan Thau 70. Gursikh Har Bolo Mere Bhai 84. Man Mere Sukh Sehaj Seti Jap Nao 96. Parani Eko Naam Diyao Album: Mere Maan Ke Andh Tamas Mein - Album: Dukh Bhanjan Tera Naam Ji Album: Shabad Gurbani By Prof Darshan Album: Jhooth Na Boal Paandey Sach Kaiai Album: Kirpa Karo Deen Ke Date Album: Kirpa Kar Banwaria Album: Gallin Asin Changian Acharin Buriyan 01. Japji Sahib Jagjit Singh Artiste: Bhai Sadhu Singh Dehradun Wale Singh Ragi Artiste: Bhai Harjinder Singh Srinagar Wale Artiste: Bhai Mohinderjeet Singh Ji Delhi Artiste: Bhai Manjeet Singh Viakhiya Sehat Album: Sukhmani Sahib Japji Sahib And Artiste: Jagjit Singh, Chorus Artiste: Prof. Darshan Singh Ji Khalsa Wale (Hazoori Ragi Sri Darbar Saheb) Artiste: Bhai Sadhu Singh Dehradun Wale Rehraas Sahib 29. Sa Rut Suhavi Jit 56. Pandia Kawan Kumat Tum Artiste: Bhai Tarlochan Singh Ji 15. Mera Mujh Men Kichh Nahin Album: Deen Bisaryo Re Deewane 43. Kar Kirpa Prabh Din Dayala Album: Jhooth Na Boal Paandey Sach Kaiai 71. Satnam Ji Waheguru Ji (Dhun) 85. Aavo Meet Piare Mangal Gavo 97. Ek Tuhi Ek Tuhin Album: Shabad Gurbanis By Famous Ragis Artiste: Bhai Sadhu Singh Dehradun Wale Album: Shabad Gurbani Bhai Tarlochan Artiste: Bhai Harjinder Singh Srinagar Wale Album: Kirpa Karo Deen Ke Date Album: Kirpa Kar Banwaria Album: Gallin Asin Changian Acharin Buriyan 02. Jaap Saheb Vol-2 Singh Ragi Artiste: Bhai Mohinderjeet Singh Ji Delhi Artiste: Bhai Manjeet Singh Viakhiya Sehat Album: Nitnem Bhai Tarlochan Singh Artistes: Bhai Gopal Singh Ragi, Party 30. Kaun Jane Gun Tere Artiste: Bhai Tarlochan Singh Ji 57. Chod Chod Pe Paakhandia Wale (Hazoori Ragi Sri Darbar Saheb) Artiste: Bhai Amarjeet Singh Artiste: Bhai Tarlochan Singh Ji Album: Punjabi Shabad Album: Jhooth Na Boal Paandey Sach Kaiai 16. Apne Karam Ki Gat Artistes: Bhai Gopal Singh Ragi, Party 44. Har Kar Kirpa Man Has Jio Artiste: Bhai Harjinder Singh Srinagar Wale 72. Ram Naam Gun Gai 86. Gur Ka Darsan Dekh Dekh Jiyan 98. Jo Paye Hum Naam Paap Karanta 03. Tav Prasad Savaiye Album: Apne Karam Ki Gat Album: Shabad Gurbani - Bhai Gopal Singh Album: Ram Naam Gun Gai Le Mere Mita Album: Kirpa Kar Banwaria Album: Gallin Asin Changian Acharin Buriyan Album: Nitnem Bhai Tarlochan Singh Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale 31. Koi Bole Ram Ram Ragi In Memoriam 58. Ab Racha Meri Tum Karo Artiste: Bhai Harjinder Singh Srinagar Wale Artiste: Bhai Manjeet Singh (Hazoori Ragi Sri Viakhiya Sehat Artiste: Bhai Tarlochan Singh Ji Album: Shabads By Various Ragis - Vol.2 Artistes: Bhai Gopal Singh Ragi, Party Album: Ab Racha Meri Tum Karo Darbar Saheb) Artiste: Bhai Anoop Singh Una Sahib Wale 17. Dharam Rai Jab Lekha Maange Artistes: Bhai Jaswinder Singh, Party Artiste: Bhai Sadhu Singh Dehradun Wale 73. Khalsa Mero Roop Hai Khas 04. Chaupai Tatshahi Album: Apne Karam Ki Gat 45. Paati Tore Malini Parti Parti Jeo Album: Bhai Gopal Singh Ragi 87. Prabh Keejai Kirpa Nidhan 99. Satnam Ji Waheguru Ji (Viakhiya Sehat) Album: Nitnem Bhai Tarlochan Singh Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale 32. Katak Karam Kamavane Album: Shabad Gurbanis By Famous Ragis 59. Tera Naam Kari Charnathian Artiste: Bhai Gopal Singh Ragi, Party Album: Kirpa Kar Banwaria Album: Gallin Asin Changian Acharin Buriyan Artiste: Bhai Tarlochan Singh Ji Album: Barah Maha Vol-2 Album: Ab Racha Meri Tum Karo Artiste: Bhai Sarabjeet Singh (Hazoori Ragi) Viakhiya Sehat 18. Dhan Eho Dhan Gobind Gun Gaye Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale Artiste: Bhai Bakhshish Singh Ragi, Party Artiste: Bhai Sadhu Singh Dehradun Wale 74. Beet Jaihai Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale 05. Anand Saheb Album: Darshan Dekh Jeewan Gur Tera Album: Ram Naam Gun Gai Le Mere Mita 88. Ram Ko Naam Japo Din Rati Album: Nitnem Bhai Tarlochan Singh Punjab Devotional 33. Magh Majjan Sangh Sadhma 46. Preetam Jan Liyo Man Mahin 60. Tumri Aas Bharosa Tumra Artiste: Bhai Harjinder Singh Srinagar Wale Album: Kirpa Kar Banwaria 100. Kale Lekh Na Lekh Artiste: Bhai Tarlochan Singh Ji Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale Album: Barah Maha Album: Shabad Gurbanis By Famous Ragis Album: Ab Racha Meri Tum Karo Artiste: Bhai Sarabjeet Singh (Hazoori Ragi) Album: Kale Lekh Na Lekh Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale Artiste: Bhai Sadhu Singh Dehradun Wale 75. Bahut Pher Paye 06. Rehrass Sahib Vol-2 Artiste: Bhai Sadhu Singh Dehradun Wale 19. Dukh Bhanjan Tera Naam Ji Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale Album: Ram Naam Gun Gai Le Mere Mita 89. Sadh Sangat Asthan Jagmag Noor Hai Album: Gurbani Japji Rehrass Album: Darshan Dekh Jeewan Gur Tera 34. Maghar Mahe Sauhandia 61. Wada Mera Gobind Agam Agochar Artiste: Bhai Harjinder Singh Srinagar Wale Album: Kirpa Kar Banwaria 101. Sadh Sang Mil Karo Anand Artiste: Bhai Tarlochan Singh Ji Punjab Devotional Album: Barah Maha 47. Darshan Dijiya Khol Kiwar Album: Ab Racha Meri Tum Karo Artiste: Bhai Sarabjeet Singh (Hazoori Ragi) Album: Kale Lekh Na Lekh Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale Artiste: Bhai Sadhu Singh Dehradun Wale 76. Rain Gayi Mat Din Bhi Jave 07. Ardas Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale Album: Tu Mera Pita Shabad Artiste: Bhai Sadhu Singh Dehradun Wale Artistes: Bhai Gopal Singh Ragi, Party Album: Eh Janam Tumare Lekhe Bhai Anoop 90. Gallin Asin Changian Acharin Buriyan Album: 50 Glorious Years Of Recorded 20. Tu Mera Pita 35. Phalgun Anand Uparjana 62. Hey Pritam Arshan De Malik Singh Ji Una Sah (Viakhiya Sehat) Shabads Vol-5 Album: 50 Glorious Years Of Recorded Album: Barah Maha 48. Koi Bole Ram Ram Koi Khudaye (With Vaikhaya) Artiste: Bhai Anoop Singh Una Sahib Wale Album: Gallin Asin Changian Acharin Buriyan Artiste: Bhai Tarlochan Singh Ji Shabads Vol-3 Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale Album: Shabads By Various Ragis - Vol.1 Album: Kalgi Jujhar Di Viakhiya Sehat Artistes: Bhai Gopal Singh Ragi, Party Artiste: Prof. Darshan Singh Ji Khalsa Artiste: Bhai Balwinder Singh Rangila 77. Eh Janam Tumare Lekhe Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale 08. Keertan Sohila 36. Pokh Tukhare Na Vayapai Album: Eh Janam Tumare Lekhe Bhai Anoop Album: Gurbani Japji Rehrass 21. Main Man Teri Tek Mere Pyare Album: Barah Maha 49. Tu Data Datar Tera Dita Khawna 63. Bhajho Gobind Bhul Mat Javo Singh Ji Una Sah 91. Gur Nanak Jin Suneya Pekheya Artiste: Bhai Tarlochan Singh Ji Album: Bhai Gopal Singh Ragi Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale Album: Tu Data Datar Tera Dita Khawna (With Vaikhaya) Artiste: Bhai Anoop Singh Una Sahib Wale Album: Guru Nanak Shabads Artistes: Bhai Gopal Singh Ragi, Party Artiste: Prof. Darshan Singh Ji Khalsa Album: Kalgi Jujhar Di Artistes: Bhai Gopal Singh Ragi, Party 09. Asa Di War [1] 37. Darshan Deejae Khol Kewar Artiste: Bhai Balwinder Singh Rangila 78. Naam Bina Maati Sang Raliya Album: Non Film Songs 22. Mittar Pyare Nu Album: 50 Glorious Years Of Recorded 50. Meri Preet Gobind Se Album: Eh Janam Tumare Lekhe Bhai Anoop 92. Mat Bhule Re Man Chet Hari Artistes: Bhai Surjan Singh Ragi, Party Album: Khalsa Shabads Vol-3 Album: Tu Data Datar Tera Dita Khawna 64. Boh Bidh Kahyeo Pukar (With Vaikhaya) Singh Ji Una Sah (Viakhiya Sehat) Artiste: Sonu Nigam Artiste: Bhai Davinder Singh Ragi Artiste: Prof. Darshan Singh Ji Khalsa Album: Kalgi Jujhar Di Artiste: Bhai Anoop Singh Una Sahib Wale Album: Gallin Asin Changian Acharin Buriyan 10. Asa Di War [2] Artiste: Bhai Balwinder Singh Rangila Album: Non Film Songs 38. Har Jiyo Kirpa Karo Tum Pyare Viakhiya Sehat 23. Nanak Naam Chardi Kala 51. Darshan Dekh Jeewan Gur Tera 79. Simar Mana Ram Naam Chitare Artiste: Bhai Sadhu Singh Dehradun Wale Artistes: Bhai Surjan Singh Ragi, Party Album: Tu Mera Pita Shabad Album: Shabads Of Guru Nanak- Vol-2 Album: Darshan Dekh Jeewan Gur Tera 65. Dukh Bhanjan Tera Naam Ji Album: Eh Janam Tumare Lekhe Bhai Anoop Artistes: Bhai Gopal Singh Ragi, Party Artiste: Bhai Davinder Singh Ragi Punjab Devotional Album: Dukh Bhanjan Tera Naam Ji Singh Ji Una Sah 93. Ae Chal Nirali Gurmukhi (Viakhiya Sehat) 11. Sukhmani Sukhamrit Prabh Naam - Part-1 Artiste: Bhai Sohan Singh Rasia Album: Sukhmani Sahib Shabad Gurbani 39. Aao Ji Tum Aao Hamare Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale Artiste: Bhai Anoop Singh Una Sahib Wale Album: Gallin Asin Changian Acharin Buriyan 24. Bin Boleya Sab Kuch Janta Viakhiya Sehat Artiste: Bhai Tarlochan Singh Ji Album: Deen Bisaryo Re Deewane Album: Shabad Gurbani By Famous Ragis 52. Aavo Ji Tum Aavo Hamare 66. Prabh Bani Sabad Subakhiya 80. Mith Bolrha Har Sajjan Swami Vol-1 Album: Dukh Bhanjan Tera Naam Ji Artiste: Bhai Balwinder Singh Rangila 12. Sukhmani Sukhamrit Prabh Naam - Part-2 Artiste: Bhai Sadhu Singh Dehradun Wale Album: Darshan Dekh Jeewan Gur Tera Album: Eh Janam Tumare Lekhe Bhai Anoop Artistes: Bhai Bakhshish Singh Ragi, Party Punjab Devotional Artiste: Bhai Sohan Singh Rasia Singh Ji Una Sah 94. Jis Manukh Beh Karon Benti Album: Sukhmani Sahib 25. Jhim Jhim Varse Amrit Dhara Artiste: Bhai Tarlochan Singh Ji 40. Gobinda Mere Gobinda Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale 67. Rasna Ram Ko Jas Gavo Artiste: Bhai Anoop Singh Una Sahib Wale (Viakhiya Sehat) Album: Shabad Gurbani By Famous Ragis Album: Gallin Asin Changian Acharin Buriyan Vol-1 Album: Shabad Gurbani By Prof Darshan 53. Rajleela Tere Naam Banai Album: Kirpa Karo Deen Ke Date 81. Tujh Bin Kaun Humara Singh Ragi Artiste: Bhai Mohinderjeet Singh Ji Delhi Viakhiya Sehat Artistes: Bhai Gopal Singh Ragi, Party Album: Darshan Dekh Jeewan Gur Tera Album: Tu Mera Pita Shabad Artiste: Bhai Harbans Singh Jagadhri Wale BHAJANS Artiste: Prof.
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