Ram Naam Sukhdai

Dive into the spiritual and melodious world of Manna Dey with "Ram Naam Sukhdai," a captivating album released in 1986 under the Saregama label. This enchanting collection spans a variety of genres, including Bangla pop, ghazal, bhajan, and qawwali, offering a rich tapestry of sounds that reflect the artist's versatility and depth. With a runtime of just under 38 minutes, the album is a concise yet powerful journey through devotional music.

"Ram Naam Sukhdai" features seven soul-stirring tracks, each one a testament to Manna Dey's extraordinary vocal prowess. The album kicks off with "Jao Jao Ae Mere Sadhu," a track that sets the tone for the spiritual exploration to come. "Japo Re Ram Naam Sukhdai" follows, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in the divine name of Ram. Other highlights include "Man Ki Aankhen Khol Baba," a call to open one's inner eyes, and "Mohe Avadhpuri Lai Chalo," an invitation to journey to the sacred city of Ayodhya.

The album is a beautiful blend of traditional and contemporary elements, showcasing Manna Dey's ability to connect with listeners across generations. Whether you're a long-time fan of Manna Dey or a newcomer to his work, "Ram Naam Sukhdai" is an album that will resonate deeply. The compositions, likely influenced by the legendary Shankar-Jaikishan, add a layer of richness to the album, making it a timeless piece of devotional music.