Rafiq Wazir Ali

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Rafiq Wazir Ali was an ex-member of the popular Pakistani pop band, Strings. While studying at the Government Commerce College in Karachi[1] in 1988, in his first year of Intermediate studies he was approached by Bilal Maqsood to play the synthesiser[2] for the band.

Young in his 20s, Ali played for the band and recorded two of the band's first albums until in 1992, the quartet was disbanded to continue studies. The band was continued with only two of the former four members with Kareem Bashir Bhoy also backing out of the restarted venture.

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References

  1. ↑ "String - TMA Music Icon". YouTube. Retrieved 2008-06-26. 
  2. ↑ "From Duur to Dhaani". Rediff. Retrieved 2008-06-26. 
Strings
Studio albums
Compilations
Singles
  • "Duniya Walon"
  • "Pakistan"
  • "Jub Sae Tum Ko"
  • "Mein Nay tum Say"
  • "Aaj Mein Khud Say"
  • "Jadoo"
  • "Sar Kiyae"
  • "Pal"
  • "Anjane"
  • "Khwab"
  • "Hai Koi Hum Jaisa"
  • "Ankhain"
  • "Sohniyae"
  • "Duur"
  • "Najane Kyun"
  • "Jeet Lo Dil"
  • "Bolo Bolo"
  • "Chaaye Chaaye"
  • "Mera Bichra Yaar"
  • "Kahani Mohabbat Ki"
  • "Dhaani"
  • "Zinda Hoon"
  • "Aakhri Alvida"
  • "Hum Hee Hum"
  • "Koi Aanay Wala Hai"
  • "Humsafar"
  • "Jago"
  • "Titliyan"
  • "Ab Khud Kuch Karna Paray Ga"
  • "Mein Tou Dekhoonga"
Videos
  • Strings Music Videos
  • Beirut
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