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Tracklist:
Seek Refuge • Insia • Raga Gurji Todi • Straight Path • Mosty • Zari • Nafs At Peace
Have you listened to Nafs at Peace by Jaubi (2021)?
Yes, the entire album!
Partially, some but not all songs
No, but familiar with it
Haven't heard of it before
Spotify ♪ Bandcamp ♪ YouTube
Alice Coltrane – The Carnegie Hall Concert [2024]
Spiritual Jazz; Avant-Garde Jazz
Pick Pocket: The Pocket
Pick Pocket: The Pocket
Happy New Year! I want to wish all of you a very healthy, safe, peaceful, joyful, prosperous and productive 2022, wherever you may roam. I have enjoyed a restful fortnight away from work which I’m glad about. But the Omricon variant has continued to challenge the incompetent ragtag gang of losers we have running Australia and so public anxiety is still very high as shops run out of staff and…
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Too Much Fun: Sitar Psychedelia
Too Much Fun: Sitar Psychedelia
My last post got me thinking about that brief bright moment in the 1960s when Western pop and folk music discovered the sitar. George Harrison may have one of the more serious students of Indian classical music but he was by means not the only one.
As I was browsing around in my music library I came across one of those obscure off beat collections that make their way on to the music websites…
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Chowki Walan Jazz: Autorickshaw
Chowki Walan Jazz: Autorickshaw
You could make a good case that ‘fusion jazz’ began when Anglo-Indian composer John Mayer hooked up with Jamaican saxophonist Joe Harriott in early 60s London to record a couple of pioneering discs in which Harriott played his horn within a raga-defined soundspace. I have done just that in years past.
Autorickshaw, a Canadian quartet, keeps this cultural exchange/interchange going by mixing…
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Indo Jazz Suite (1966) / Jazz Meets India (1967)
REAL WORLD MUSIC
Track #8 from the 1965 film soundtrack Gumnaam
The Joe Harriott Double Quintet under the direction of John Mayor.
Raga Megha taken from the LP Indo-Jazz Suite.
