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Feedback (band)

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Years active
  
1976 (1976)–present

Origin
  
Dhaka, Bangladesh (1976)

Labels
  
G series

Genres
  
Pop rock, Jazz, Ballad

Members
  
Pearo Khan-Percussion & Vocal Labu Rahman-Guitar & Vocal Shahnur Rahman Lumin-Vocal Enam Elahi Tonty-Drums Foad Nasser Babu-Keyboard

Past members
  
Maqsudul Haque Zakiur Rahman Omar Khaled Rumi Musa Rahman Dastagir Haque Sandra Hoff Shahidul Hasan A Z Khan Rommel Omar Selim Haider

Similar
  
Stentorian, Pseudonym, Dalchhut, Nova, Cassini's Division

Feedback is a Bangladeshi band, formed on 4 October 1976.

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History

Their first appearance was in The Hotel Inter-continental (now the Sheraton), Dhaka, on 11 October 1976. Their first recorded song was "Aye Din Chiro Din Robey" in 1980. Labu Rahman joined Feedback in 1987 and started to play concerts out of the hotels. They released their first album Feedback and then Sragam Acoustics. Feedback performed at Shilpakala Academy on 25 September 1989, Dhaka University 16 December 1990, Nicco Park Kolkata 26 January 1992, Jadabpur University 12 July 1994.

In 1995, they were awarded best band for their album Jai Jai Din. They have some popular songs like "Aye Din Chirodin Robey", "Ak Jhak Projapoti", "Jhau Bonay", "Udashi", "Moushumi 1 & 2", "Kemon Korey Hai", "Janala", "Majhi", "Mela", "Bidrohi", "Geetikobita 1 & 2", "Abar Mela".

In 1996, lead vocalist Maqsoodul Haq left the band and formed a new band 'Maqsood O’ Dhaka' in 1997.

Nokia with Fuad Muqtadir will release a remixed compilation of the band's best hits.

First lineup

  • Ershad Moinuddin Popsy - Drums
  • Murad Rahman - Bass
  • Kingsley Richter - Rhythm Guitar & Vocals
  • Sanu Richter - Vocals
  • Salim Haider - Lead Guitar
  • Foad Nasser Babu - Keyboard
  • Fuad Naser Babu- Composer.

    • Ex-members

  • Maqsoodul Haque-Vocals
  • Zakiur Rahman
  • Omar Khaled Rumi
  • Musa Rahman
  • Dastagir Haque
  • Sandra Hoff
  • Sekender Ahmmed Khoka
  • Shahidul Hasan
  • A Z Khan Rommel Reshad Mahmood

    • Current lineup

  • Labu Rahman - Guitar & Vocal
  • Shahnur Rahman Lumin - Vocal
  • Enam Elahi Tonty - Drums
  • Foad Nasser Babu - Keyboard
  • Raihan Al Hasan - Vocal

    • Albums

  • Feedback Volume 1 Feedback's first album was released in 1985
  • Ullash (1987) All music penned, tuned and sung by Maqsoodul Haque.
    1. Amar Nutun Akashe
    2. Chithi (Letter)
    3. Din Jay Din
    4. Ei Din Chirodin
    5. Janala
    6. Jhau Bone
    7. Kemon Kore Hay
    8. Majhi (Boatman)
    9. Mohashunno
    10. Moushumi-1
  • Mela (Carnival) (1990) considered as a milestone in Bengali band music. The title track of this album is a seminal masterpiece. Maqsood calls it a 'monster hit'.
    1. Chotto Pakhi
    2. Feere Esho
    3. Godhuli (Sunset - Adapted from Paul Anka's "Love is a Loney Song")
    4. Jibon Jaala - first jazz tune to be recorded in the Bengalee language
    5. Jonmechi Ei Juge
    6. Mela
    7. Mon Bujhiya
    8. Moushumi 2
    9. Moyuri Akash
    10. Neel Noksha
    11. Paalki (tribute to the late jazz musician Happy Akhand)
    12. Shodesh
  • Bongabda 1400 (1994) This album was released in 1994 to commemorate the Bengali era 1400.
    1. Aapon Deshe Cholo
    2. Aasha
    3. Bidrohi
    4. Dhonnobad Valoba
    5. Mama
    6. Mone Pore Tomai
    7. Palki-2
    8. Samajik Koshtho Kathinno
    9. Sukhi Manusher Vire
    10. Telephone Fish Fish
    11. Uchcha Padastha
    12. Veeru Mon
  • Bauliana (1996) - This is a complete folk fusion album.
    1. Kori Mana
    2. Dibar Kichu Nai
    3. Lokeshan
    4. Gurur Vab
    5. Kehoi Kore Bechakena
    6. Dhuar Dana
    7. Pran Kande
    8. Jonomdukhi
    9. Haoa Adame
    10. Shamkalia
  • Dehoghori (1997) - This is a single track album, first time in Bangladesh any Band gathered the courage to make such thing. The song "Dehoghori" was played twice in the two side of the cassette.
  • 02
    1. Abar Melay
    2. Bondhur Khoje
    3. Ei Mon Manena
    4. Emoni Rate
    5. Kada Mati
    6. Kar Isharay
    7. Ke Tumi
    8. Mon Munia
    9. Prem
    10. Shopno
    11. Tumi Nai

    References

    Feedback (band) Wikipedia
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