Megher Deshe (A Tribute to John Denver) by Sumon

'Megher Deshe' is Sumon's 3rd solo work, perhaps his most ambitious one. It is a tribute to John Denver. Sumon describes in the album sleeves about how he came to know about Denver, and how his songs inspired him to do a cover in Bangla. It seemed like a wild idea, but it worked. And soon with the help of 'Khaled Bhai' of G-Series and Iqbal Asif Jewel, he released it in 2005. He also collaborated with Nazia and Elita (of Raaga) for the female vocals.

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Track List

01. Tomar Jonno (Annie's Song)
02. Nil Akasher Pothe (Leaving On a Jetplane)
03. Methopoth (Take Me Home, Country Road)
04. Shopner Desher (Dreamland Express)
05. Kobita, Prarthona O Protigga (Poems, Prayers & Promises)
06. Amar Bagan (Garden Song)
07. Ei Guitar (The Old Guitar)
08. Bohudure (Fly Away)
09. Hoytoba Bhalobasha (Perhaps Love)
10. Tomar Jonno (J-Mix)

Artwork

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Back

Booklet-1

Booklet-2

Inlay [Front]

Inlay [Back]

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