Mulu Lowa Labunath (Original) - J A Milton Perera & Damayanthi Ekanayake (1970s) video free download

Sanjaya Vitharana

As old song lovers are here in this thread, any idea about below song and where i can find it. I remember some words only. And also its from Dhamayanthi Ekanayake i think.Mage baba, chuti baba, kiya babuwa nalawami ...Babu nidana thale bala, dothata gena nalawami ...Bonikkiye obaya mage pana ane ...

Bee Jay

It was mention that music composition was by Mohommad Sali's at a ITN "Sanhinda" programme. Priyankara Perera with Damayanthi Ekanayaka singing the song at that programme. You can find it here on YouTube by seraching "Mulu Lowa Labunath-Damayanthi & Priyankara Perera"

Erani Jayasinghe

where is damayanthi nekanayaka

Karl Mendis

@palithabatu - Music director of this song is Upendra Fernando , many doesn't know about him but he has created some great melodies for great singers of 70's era , He is from Negombo

redmalli

Looking at this I felt I missed a lot in my life Thank you for posting...

Dr196903

I agree Tissa with your sentiments and analysis. Then again from a father/daughter perspective in an asian culture you would not expect anything more than a list of advises, would you? I think we have been taught from the kindergarten to University to pay respect etc. irrespective of the person, age and creed. regards Vidhura

Dr196903

Aruna, Yeah, Jim's song had a different melody. But this has similarities perhaps Lankanised in lyrics, thanks for your comment. -Vidhura

Dr196903

Tharaka malli, oya mey geethaya rasa winda nam mage sathutath ekai. Obey adahaswalata thuthiy. theruwan saranai Vidhura aiya

Dr196903

Dear Palitha, Thanks for clarifying the composition of music. nice melody. regards Vidhura

Dr196903

Shuaib, Oh yes, I have listened to Jim's song 'cos you love me daddy' - very sweet song. Thanks for enlighting on that. regards Vidhura

ShuaibCassim Shuaib

Hi Virudha, Around 1970 one of the most popular Jim Reeves songs was "But you love me Daddy" and Milton Perera followed his example and gave us for us Sri Lankans - the words are the same ! Rgds Shuaib Cassim

Dr196903

Tharu, Very true of the 1970s. Kinda miss them now

Dr196903

Thanks CL. I like solid gold :)

world is a stage !

Thank you so much for this. Another rarely heard oldie. I love the 70s!