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- Music_of_Sikkim abstract "Sikkim is a state of India. It is a center for western-style music in India, and has been since the rise of bands like Orchids and Naren Rasaily's Flickers, beginning in 1968 with the members like Thuckchuk Lachungpa, late Atuk and Paul. Later in the early 1970s, Atuk left the band and new members Tenzing gyatso and Gopal tamang joined the band and similarly the band was renamed as 'stone-age comedy'. This period ended in 1973, though it was revived in 1982 by Naren with a name 'Orion'with members Mahesh mokthan, Mahesh chettri, Raju pradhan and late Tashi pakhrin. later Dev raj cintury replaced Tashi. Again in 1989 the band was renamed as 'snow white' with. Sunil pradhan on vocals. In 1995, Naren took the young band 'the soul survivor' to competitions like the IIT, Kharagpur and won the runners-up.During this period 1965-1995, Naren and his band of boys performed in many competitions like the IIT, Karagpur, the J.S Beat contest in Darjeeling in 1972. The band was very impressive in shows at gangtok and darjeeling. The band performed with the keyboardist Christopher Masand. They performed at American Club and Marine House in Kathmandu. they performed in SRCC, delhi in the year 1989. Naren was awarded 'The Best Lead Guitarist' in IIT, Kharagpur and other competitions. The band performed at many competitions, occasions and venuesSikkim is largely Nepali and popular Nepali singers Bejamin Rai, and Sukmit Lepcha are followed. Another popular act is Sikkim's Star (C. B. Gurung, Bhanu Gurung, and Kailash Gurung).".
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- Music_of_Sikkim wikiPageRevisionID "701228498".
- Music_of_Sikkim wikiPageWikiLink Category:Culture_of_Sikkim.
- Music_of_Sikkim wikiPageWikiLink Category:Himalayan_music.
- Music_of_Sikkim wikiPageWikiLink Category:Music_of_Indian_subdivisions.
- Music_of_Sikkim wikiPageWikiLink Category:Nepalese_music.
- Music_of_Sikkim wikiPageWikiLink Culture_of_Nepal.
- Music_of_Sikkim wikiPageWikiLink Flickers_(band).
- Music_of_Sikkim wikiPageWikiLink Naren_Rasaily.
- Music_of_Sikkim wikiPageWikiLink Orchids_(band).
- Music_of_Sikkim wikiPageWikiLink Sikkim.
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- Music_of_Sikkim wikiPageWikiLinkText "Music of Sikkim".
- Music_of_Sikkim wikiPageWikiLinkText "Sikkim".
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- Music_of_Sikkim subject Category:Culture_of_Sikkim.
- Music_of_Sikkim subject Category:Himalayan_music.
- Music_of_Sikkim subject Category:Music_of_Indian_subdivisions.
- Music_of_Sikkim subject Category:Nepalese_music.
- Music_of_Sikkim hypernym State.
- Music_of_Sikkim type PopulatedPlace.
- Music_of_Sikkim comment "Sikkim is a state of India. It is a center for western-style music in India, and has been since the rise of bands like Orchids and Naren Rasaily's Flickers, beginning in 1968 with the members like Thuckchuk Lachungpa, late Atuk and Paul. Later in the early 1970s, Atuk left the band and new members Tenzing gyatso and Gopal tamang joined the band and similarly the band was renamed as 'stone-age comedy'.".
- Music_of_Sikkim label "Music of Sikkim".
- Music_of_Sikkim sameAs Q17011737.
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- Music_of_Sikkim sameAs Q17011737.
- Music_of_Sikkim wasDerivedFrom Music_of_Sikkim?oldid=701228498.
- Music_of_Sikkim isPrimaryTopicOf Music_of_Sikkim.