What role did Tukaram play in the daily Parayana at Shirdi?

The provided text does not state that Tukaram played any direct role in the daily Parayana, or readings, at Shirdi. Instead, Chapter 18 mentions Tukaram as a historical and spiritual reference to illustrate the profound sweetness of the book being discussed. The text says, "The sweetness of which caused the God-devoted Tukaram to perform a thousand readings in solitude on Bhamchandra hill—who can describe that sweetness?" This comparison serves to praise the divinely inspired book. The individual actually assigned by Sai Baba to conduct the daily readings in Shirdi was Sakharam Hari Jog, who would read from the Jnaneshwari and Nath Bhagawat in Sathe's Wada for the benefit of the devotees.