Ravi Shankar - Transmigration Macabre. CD. (See For Miles - C5CD 596-B) Cult film soundtrack from the sitar guru.

Ravi Shankar - Sound Of The Sitar. CD. (B.G.O. Records - CD171) 1966 release with Alla Rakha. Tracks: Alap And Jor In Raga Malkauns; Tala Sawari; Pahari Dhun.

Ravi Shankar - Sounds Of India. LP. 1968 release that was an important introduction to Indian music that had a great influence on '60's muisc in general. This release is one of the few recordings featuring Chatur Lal on tabla and N.C. Mullick on tanpura.Exact repro housed in it's original sleeve and part of a a brilliant body of work.

Ravi Shankar - Ragas And Talas. CD. (B.G.O. Records - CD409) 1963 release of traditional eastern ragas and talas. Ravi is one of the most respected sitar players, influencing the sixties generation and beyond. He has perfomed with a host of western musicians including George Harrison. Tracks: Rupak Tal; Raga Madhu-Kauns; Raga Jogiya; Dhun.

Ravi Shankar - Jazz Et Ragas. CD. (B.G.O. Records - BGOCD651) French compilation getting its CD debut at last. Digitally remastered and slip-cased in that inimitable BGO style, wonderful stuff. Also featuring authoratative new notes by Ken Hunt. Tracklist: 1.Improvisations 2.Improvisations 3.Improvisations 4.Improvisations 5.Rupak Tal 6.Raga Madhu Kaune 7.Raga Jogi Ya 8.Raga Hamsdhwani 9.Dhun Kafi 10.Raga Ramkali 11.Yaman Manj 12.Desi 13.Sudh Sarang 14.Dhun.

Ravi Shankar - In San Francisco. CD. (B.G.O. Records - CD197) Another 1967 live release. Tracks: Raga Bhupal Todi; Tabla Solo; Dhun (A Morning Raga In Sindhi-Bhairavi).

Ravi Shankar - India's Master Musician - Recorded In London. CD. (B.G.O. Records - CD439) First released in 1963 - India's maestro at his best. Tracks: Raga Hamsadhwani; Dhun kafi; Raga Ramkali.

Ravi Shankar - In New York. CD. (B.G.O. Records - CD144) 1967 live release from the master sitar player.The CD consists of two morning ragas" Raga Bairaga", "Nata Bhariravi" as well as the evening piece "Raga Marwa".

Ravi Shankar - Festival From India. Dble CD. (B.G.O. Records - CD301) 1968 release featuring some of India's most prominent musicians. Tracks: Vedic Hymn; Raga Yemen In Teental (16 Beats); Raga Kirwani Alap-Jor-Gat In Teental (16 Beats); Raga Rageshwar Jhaptal (10 Beats), Teental (16 Beats); Raga Puryadhanashree Khyal In Slow Ektal (12 Beats), & Fast Teental (16 Beats); Thumri In Manj Khamaj, Talchanghar (14 Beats); Thumri In Mishra Khamaj Tal Keherwa (4 Beats); Raga Malkauns, Rupaktal (7 Beats); Raga Vasanta, Tal Rupakam (6 Beats); Raga Mishra Gara, Teental (16 Beats); Dhun, Tala Kaharva (8 Beats); Sur Das Bhajan Desh In Dadra (3 Beats); Punjabi Folk Song; Doh Bahar.

Ravi Shankar - Charly OST. LP. (Moving Image Entertainment - MIE 007) Soundtrack album to the 1968 Ralph Nelson movie 'Charly' scored and arranged by sitar genius Ravi Shankar. 180 gram virgin vinyl pressing and housed in heavy quality gatefold sleeve.

Ravi Shankar - At The Woodstock Festival. CD. (B.G.O. Records - CD117) 1970 release. Tracks: Raga Puriya-Dhanashri Gat In Sawarital; Tabla Solo In Jhaptal; Raga Manj Khamaj.

Ravi Shankar - Transmigration Macabre. CD. (El - ACMEM70CD) The most psychedelic album (some say) that the legendary sitarist, tablaist and oudist ever laid down- the soundtrack to a British 'art' horror fim "Viola" that is so obscure even Freak Emporium's resident film buff hasn't heard of it, and neither have the IMDB!!(stop the world I want to get off). A dreamlike mixture of traditional raga and mind-blowing, swirling psych that will leave the listener breathless.

Ravi Shankar - In Celebration. 4-CD Box Set. (EMI - CDS 5555772) Compilation of all aspects of Ravi's highly successful and lengthy career. Thirty one tracks covering his early days, East meets West collaborations, his classical work (combining his sitar with a western orchestra) and the experimental period. Featuring Klauss Voorman, numerous appearances by George Harrison, Andre Previn and a whole array of Northen and Southern Indian musicians. 64 page Booklet comes with infrmative liner notes, a great biography and photos.

Ravi Shankar - Flowers Of India. CD. (El - ACMEM117CD) The earliest recordings of Ravi that exist, originallyreleased on 78's and available digitally for the first time ever. Amongst the serious collection of rarities found on this disc are those made by the hindu musicians that provided music for the production of original Uday Shankar (Ravi's brother) dance company of HinduMusicians when it made its historic first visit to the United States in 1937; the young Ravi Shankar was amongst that number. Also included is the astonishing 28 minute 'Raga Jog' recorded in 1956 and arguably one of his absolute finest recordings.

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