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List Price: £15.99 CD-Charts Price: £9.98 You Save: £6.01 (38%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £13.02 Third Party New Price: £9.21 Read More Reviews & more Details The Essential Ravi Shankar |
. Bridges: the Best of the Private Music RecordingsSearch: Friar Park by: Ravi Shankar Release Date June 04, 2001 |
. Mediterranean Blues [European Import]Search: Friar Park by: Robin Nolan Trio Release Date June 21, 2005 |
List Price: £25.99 CD-Charts Price: £22.49 You Save: £3.50 (13%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: Third Party New Price: £7.81 Read More Reviews & more Details The Essential Ravi Shankar |
. Tana ManaSearch: Friar Park by: Ravi Shankar Release Date November 17, 1989 Released in 1987, the music on this album is quite unique amongst the Ravi Shankar collection. The mixture of traditional Indian classical with modern synthesizers, basses, autoharp etc. brings about a more modern feel that succeeds without making it overtly commercial. There are no traditional long ragas and the sitar is not featured as much as on his other cds, but there is still sitar present and on a couple of the tracks ('Friar Park' and 'West Eats Meat') it is very effective and works brilliantly with the accompanying instruments. Listen to the bass and sitar on 'West Eats Meat' for example. It really 'grooves'...(for want of a better phrase). A couple of tracks feature vocals. For example, the title track 'Tana Mana' -is beautiful ... Read More: |
. Ravi - in CelebrationSearch: Friar Park by: Ravi Shankar Release Date March 11, 1996 Released in 1987, the music on this album is quite unique amongst the Ravi Shankar collection. The mixture of traditional Indian classical with modern synthesizers, basses, autoharp etc. brings about a more modern feel that succeeds without making it overtly commercial. There are no traditional long ragas and the sitar is not featured as much as on his other cds, but there is still sitar present and on a couple of the tracks ('Friar Park' and 'West Eats Meat') it is very effective and works brilliantly with the accompanying instruments. Listen to the bass and sitar on 'West Eats Meat' for example. It really 'grooves'...(for want of a better phrase). A couple of tracks feature vocals. For example, the title track 'Tana Mana' -is beautiful ... Read More: |
. Tana ManaSearch: Friar Park by: The Ravi Shankar Project Release Date October 25, 1990 Released in 1987, the music on this album is quite unique amongst the Shankar collection. The mixture of traditional Indian classical with electronic synths, basses, autoharp etc. brings about a more modern feel that succeeds without making it overtly commercial. There are no traditional long ragas and the sitar is not featured as much as on his other cds but there is still sitar present and on a couple of tracks (Friar Park & West Eats Meat) it is very effective and works brilliantly with the accompanying instruments. Listen to the bass and sitar on West eats Meat for example...it grooves (for want of a better phrase). A couple of tracks feature vocals. The title track is sung beautifully by Ravi's late son Shubho Shankar, who appears ... Read More: |
. Tana Mana [CASSETTE]Search: Friar Park by: The Ravi Shankar Project Release Date October 17, 1990 Released in 1987, the music on this album is quite unique amongst the Shankar collection. The mixture of traditional Indian classical with electronic synths, basses, autoharp etc. brings about a more modern feel that succeeds without making it overtly commercial. There are no traditional long ragas and the sitar is not featured as much as on his other cds but there is still sitar present and on a couple of tracks (Friar Park & West Eats Meat) it is very effective and works brilliantly with the accompanying instruments. Listen to the bass and sitar on West eats Meat for example...it grooves (for want of a better phrase). A couple of tracks feature vocals. The title track is sung beautifully by Ravi's late son Shubho Shankar, who appears ... Read More: |
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