Here our fifth post of great Paksitani Sarangi masters. Unfortunately I don't know anything about this artist, except that he was wellknown as the regular accompanist of Nazakat & Salamat Ali Khan. He is present on several of their CDs and LPs. See for example here.
A friend lent me this LP many many years ago to digitize it. At that time I didn't know yet how to do it, but I had a friend with a lot of experience in digitizing LPs. Unfortunately he didn't scan the covers and created instead new covers, the ones you see here. Many thanks to this friend (KF).
Here the infos with which Dr. Kashyap Dave, the wellknown Sarangi expert, player and teacher, who has helped us out already a couple of times with valuable pieces of information, came up:
"Here are the available details for Ustad Ghulam Mohammed Khan with original
credit to my friend Mr. Ali Zafar.
U. Ghulam Mohammad Khan was born in Hoshiarpur in 1910 in a family lineage
of eminent sarangi and tabla players. He started learning sarangi at a very
young age from his father Bahadur Ali alias Babu Khan. After his father’s death
he continued learning this difficult art from his maternal uncle Ghulam Hussain
Khan. Later he became a formal disciple of the illustrious Mamman Khan of Delhi
Gharana and also of Raheem Buksh Shamapuri. From a very early age he was a very
skillful and melodious sarangi player, and attended many music conferences and he accompanied Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan quite frequently in Hyderabad in the
early sixties. U. Ghulam Mohammad migrated to Pakistan to settle in Chak Jhumra,
a small town in Punjab. Soon he became an artist of Central Production Unit in
Radio Pakistan Lahore. In Pakistan he accompanied almost all the great classical
vocalists like U. Nazakat Ali & U. Salamat Ali, U. Amanat Ali & U. Fateh Ali He was also
an accomplished solo sarangi player. He died in 1974 in the premises of Radio
Pakistan Lahore. U. Ghulam Mohammad Khan's sons Ghulam Shabbir Khan and Ghulam
Jaffer Khan are respected vocalists in Faisalabad. His grandson, Akhtar Hussain
is carrying his tradition of sarangi playing in Karachi.
Hope this helps." Sure it does. Thank you so much.
See Dr. Kashyaps websites:
https://www.facebook.com/sarangi.lessons.online/
https://www.facebook.com/pg/sarangi.lessons.online/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1246603635397313
See Dr. Kashyaps websites:
https://www.facebook.com/sarangi.lessons.online/
https://www.facebook.com/pg/sarangi.lessons.online/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1246603635397313
