A group of boys inspired by western ROCK music decided to form a Band naming it "Shurela". Shurela was founded in the year 1972. A year later the band was renamed "SOULS" marking the birth year of the legendary Band 1973. The founder members were Subrata Barua (Ronny), Sajed-ul-Alam and Mumtazul haque (Lulu). On their invitation Naqib Uddin Khan, Tapan Chowdhury, Ahmed Newaz, Tajul Imam, Rorenzo Paul, Rudy Thomas and Shahed-ul-alam joined the band. Towards the mid seventies Lulu and Rorenzo left and later Rouf Chowdhury joined in.
Their first line up consisted of Sazed Ul Alam and Lulu on guitars, Newaz on percussion, Roni on drums, and Tajul on vocals.
The end of 1972, founder member Lulu left the band before Nakib Khan joined the band. Nakib Khan's induction into the band was followed by Pilu Khan and Tapan Choudhury.
In 1977 and 1978, Nasim Ali Khan and Ayub Bachchu also joined the band. Afterwards, they started writing and composing their own songs while performing cover songs of western bands in hotels.
In 1982, after the release of their second album then Nakib Khan and Pilu khan left the band.
In 1988, they released their fourth album East and West, afterwards, Ayub Bachchu left Souls.
In 1993, Souls released their fifth album E Emon Porichoy, afterwards, Tapan left the band. Tapan was replaced by Partho Borua as the lead singer
Studio Album of Souls
Super Souls:
In 1980, they released their debut album Super Souls, which was one of the first albums to be released by a music group in Bangladesh, along with the debut album of the band ‘Shocking Blue’.
1. Mon Shudhu Mon
2. Torey Putuler
3. Dorgay Mom Jele
4. Bhule Gechho Tumi
5. Nodi Eshe Poth
6. Vision
7. Aamra Je Bhalobeshe
8. Sukh Pakhi Aailo
9. Mukhorito Jibone
10. Life Inside Out
11. Aichha Pagol Monre
12. Kando Keno Mon
College er Corridor e:
In 1982, they released their second album Colleger Er Corridore.
1. Khujish Jaharey
2. Mone Koro
3. Mukto Manik
4. Cholona Hariye Jai
5. Protidin Protiti
6. Aamader Ei Gaan
7. Football Football
8. Forrest Hill e
9. Akasher Tara
10. Paharer Akabaka
11. Ei Kirti Nasha
12. College er Corridor-e
After the release of their second album, Nakib Khan and Pilu khan left the band, going on to form the band "Renesa" later on.
Manush Matir Kachha Kachhi:
In 1987, a reconfigured Souls released their third album Manush Matir Kacha Kachi.
1. Anobik Aaghate
2. Harano Bikeler Golpo
3, O Rojonigondha
4. Chaan Mukher Modhur Haashi
5. Aami Muthor Vitor Poddo Niye
6. Eito Ekhane Brishti Bheja
7. Shagor Belay Ele
8. Tomake Diye Gelam
9. Ekhon Aami Shukhe Aachi
10. Shaotali Meyera Baashir Shure
11. Bidhire Dike Dike Aahajari
East and West:
In 1988, they released their fourth album East and West, which had six English and six Bangla songs. Even though they started their career singing English songs, this is the first time they released them. The songs were all written and composed by the band. Afterwards, Ayub Bachchu left Souls to form band LRB.
1. Tumi Aami Noy Aaj
2. Dukkho Aamar Chiro Shathi
3. Bhebe Mone Betha Paai
4. Chad Eshe Uki
5. Jotsna Raate
6. Aara Chatgaiya Noujowan
7. Flee
8. Chasing A Dream
9. Postman Blues
10. Suddenly
11. Filled My Empty
12. Danger
E Emon Porichoy:
In 1993, Souls released their fifth album E Emon Porichoy, which was Tapan's last appearance in Souls.
1. E Emon Porichoy
2. Keu Nei Corridor-e
3. Ei To Shedin
4. Keno Emon Holo
5. Krishan Jemon
6. Shagorer Oi Prantore
7. Kichhu Kotha Kichhu Khon
8. Ek Chokhe Shudhu Shopno
9. Ek Uronchondi Chele
10. Kuheli Jaane Ki Ajo
11. Valobashi Oi Shobuj
12. Koto Kathkhor
13. Jalaia Gela
Afterwards, Tapan left the band to pursue a solo career. Tapan was replaced by Partho Borua as the lead singer
Aaj Din Katuk Gaane:
In 1995, Souls released their sixth album Aaj Din Katuk Gaane.
1. Nishshongota
2. Nirobe
3. Oshanto Ridoy
4. Er-ee maajhe
5. Nishshartho
6. Bestota
7. Aalo adhare
8. Nishchup Maajhraat
9. Anubhuti
10. Kichhu kichhu kotha
11. Prohoshone prem
12. Chaayer cup-e
13. Aaj din katuk gaane
Oshomoyer Gaan:
In 1997, Souls released their seventh album Oshomoyer Gaan which features the songs
1. Ebhabei Jodi
2. Aami Aar Bhabbona
3. Elomelo Kotha
4. Ekaki Aami
5. Dariye Chilam
6. Premik Mayor
7. Ridoyer Kenvase
8. Jete Jete Porichoy
9. Aabeger Shure
10. Oi Dur Neele
11. Paayer Awaj Shuni
12. Aiyo naa
Mukhorito Jibon:
In 2000, they released their first acoustic album, Mukhorito Jibon; it compiled some previously released songs, some remakes of old Bangla songs, along with some newly released songs.
1. E Jeno Shei Chokh
2. Aynar Kache
3. Baashi Shune
4. Bhulini Ami
5. Chokra Chand
6. Eto Shur Aar Eto Gaan
7. Hothat Shunnota
8. Mukhorito Jibon
9. Nitol Paaye
10. Ochena Adhare
11. Sharadin Tomay Bhebe
12. Shukh Pakhi
Tarar Uthone:
In 2003 they released their ninth album Tarar Uthone
1. Rim Jhim Jhim Brishty Pore
2. He Bandhobi Jabe Ki
3. Ekhon Aami Nishachor
4. Tip Tip Tip Brishty
5. Sajano Prithibi
6. Rodela Dupure
7. Adhare Hariey Galeo Ami
8. Jatokani Shomoya
9. Sukhe Achi
10. Heshe Heshe
11. Tumi Chailei
12. Tarar Uthone
To-Let:
In 2004 they released their tenth album To-Let. To-Let was the last album that sound engineer Mobin worked on before his death.
1. To Let
2. Makorsha
3. Sondeho
4. Ager Jonom
5. Shopno Loker Chobi
6. Sudhu Tumi
7. Kotha Ekhono Likhini
8. Kotha Ekhono Likhini 2
9. Sritir Diary
10. Manush
11. Janina
12. Kokhono Kokhono
13. Bangladesh
Jhut- Jamela:
Their next album was Jhut-Jhamela, which was released in 2006.
1. Jhut Jhamela
2. Separation
3. Tomar Jonno Oronno
4. Oviman
5. Brishti Eai
6. Nei Tumi Nei
7. E kemon Niyom
8. Mon Polashi
9. Shopno Bashi
10. Nirmol Jochonai
Jam:
Their next album was Jam, which was released in 2011.
1. Nirmolendu Gun
2. Chaya
3. Jam
4. Mon Kharap
5. Gaan
6. Natto Kabita
7. Notun Vore
8. Bornochara
9. Bristi
10. Priyo Mukh
11. Dashshi Meye
12. Atoshbaji
Mixed Album Songs of Souls
* Ridoyhina (Shokti)
* Shei Kobe (Bhanga Mon)
* Shomoy Aar katena (Shesh Dekha)
* Tomar Oi Mon Taake (Ekti Naari Obujh)
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