Dear Dileep Naik,

Thanks for your response. You of course, deserve to be mentioned. And that is why I ilncluded your comment within this blog. Please let us know interesting incidences like this one in future.
I tried that Video LINK that you gave me on your comment but after clicking I got the message that video is not available. Please check the LINK and let me know.

Kind Regards,
Dr. Kamath

Dear Dr Kamat Saab,
I am honoured to see my coment in your blog.Thank you milliontimes.

http://www.youtube.com/my_videos_edit2?ns=1&video_id=GJroO8rSiMU&next=%2Fmy_videos2%3Fpi%3D0%26ps%3D20%26sf%3Dadded%26sa%3D0%26sq%3D%26dm%3D1
try this link there is a video woth very bad picture quality ,I am on my harp with a three piece band in goa.
dileep naik

Dear Sablu Mukesh,

Thanks a Ton for your wonderful comment. I am very glad to note that you liked rendition of "Man Tadapat" on my base flute which definitely braught total peace within. With this peace, I am sure you will sing better and better with your brilliant Guitar Chords and post some more soulful songs of Kishore Kumar the Great. I really appreciate your Great Comment which is always full of praise.

GOD BLESS YOU AND YOR FAMILY.

Kind Regards,
Dr. Kamath

Dear Shri Nathan Saab,

Thanks a Lot for your spiritual comment. I am glad my flute rendition braught tranquility within you. I liked the point you decribed about the creation of this Bhajan indicating secularism of India.

Thanks and Regards,

Dr. Kamath

Dear Dr. Kamath Sir,

Very very soulful rendition by you on your Bass Flute of an awesome and devotional number by Mohd. Rafi Sahab’s Man Tarpat Hari Darshan based on raga malkaus. Your flute’s rendition gave me much relaxation in my soul and soothing to my ear. Meri atmaa ko bahut hi shanti milee aapke madhur bansuri ko sunkar. Also liked very much reading your write-up too on  bhajan’s detail. It was interesting to know about that for this particular song a pandit was called by Music director Naushad Ali from Banaras in order to have a perfect pronunciation in Sanskrit since Rafi Sahab was very proficient in Urdu and Hindi pronunciation. I appreciate these painstaking efforts of both the MD and singer, Rafi and Naushad and awesome lyrics of Shakeel Badayuni. I love to read in your blog and soulfully appreciate about the devotional aspect and auspicious feelings of Rafi Sahab which came out by seeing an awesome picture of Lord Krishna while he was rendering this particular song with his soulful devotion.

 Once again, I would say that it‘s your marvellous rendition on bass flute which I will keep recording for my ever life time and will love to listen in my relaxation moments. Ye spiritual dhun mere dil ko chu gaya.

I request you to read my valuable comments on your previous blog wher is your lovely rendition of Mukeshji’ Ye mere diwana pan hai which you sang it so beautifully. And also listen my latest rendition of song  Pal Pal Dil ke Pass which i posted today morning . Give your feedback.

Regards,

Mukesh

Dear Dr.Kamath-ji,

I listened to your 'Man tadpat—' yesterday night. I thought of commenting immediately but I didn't want to disturb myself from the mood it generated, so I just listened again quietly. There was tranquility in the air! It was blissful listening to your flute and the tempura tones enhanced the meditative atmosphere! The immortal bhajan created by Shakeel Badhayuni, Naushad and Mohammed Rafi truly symbolizes secularism in India! Thanks for bringing this valuable point to attention and Thank you for the beautiful experience you gave through your soulful musical blog!

Regards,

S.V.Nathan.

Dear Dr. Bhagwath,

I feel deeply moved to read your sincere comment coming from bottom of your heart. Yes. Raga Malkauns is very soothing and a very serious Raga. It was nice to know that both your parents use to sing this Bhajan "Man Tadapat". Like we all know this is a very soul stirring Bhajan which is the Best Bhajan on Raga Malkauns ever composed in Bollywood. This Bhajan will remain alive for all to time to come until the end of this Universe and will be reborn again after Universe takes birth again as per Big Bang Theory.

Kind Regards,
Dr. Kamath

Dear Sivaram Jee,

Thank you very much for your prompt and highly appreciative comment. Once again it goes without saying "You made my Year!". I am extremely delighted to note that you liked my Base Flute rendition of Raga Malkauns. It is a very soothing Raga. Only yesterday, I played this Bhajan and Raga Malkauns at Lord Hanuman Temple and Shirdi Sai Baba Temple in Long Island. Whenever I play or listen to Raga Malkauns it leaves me wistful.

Thanks once again for your nice word on my blog.

Kind Regards,
Dr. Kamath

Dear Dileep Naik,

Thanks a Ton for your wonderful appreciative comment. Yes. Raga Malkauns is very soothing because of 4 Komal Notes like you said. Malkauns has lots of depth and one gets moved as he listens to this Raga. Like many other Ragas this Raga Malkauns has healing powers.
 
I am extremely pleased to read about additional anecdote on this Bhajan "Man Tadpat". Thanks for sharing it with all of us. I liked that finally Lord Krishna removed the tension from Rafi's mind and in the very next take he rendered the Bhajan flawlessly and the Bhajan in the present form was finally recorded.

Especially, when the appreciation is coming from a versatile musician like you, I feel very proud of myself.

Yes. Music does transcend all the manmade barriers and unites everyone. You made my day!

Kind Regards,
Dr. Kamath

Dear my utterances,

Thanks a Ton for your GREAT Compliements! I am very happy to note that you liked my Base Flute rendition. Yes. Music transcends all barriers of Cast, Creed and Religion and tries to unit the world regardless of Nationality or any other so-called manmade barriers.

Thanks once agin for your lovely comment.

Warm Regards,
Dr. Kamath