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Making Music is a 1987 album led by Indian tabla player Zakir Hussain and released by ECM Records. It features British saxophonist Jan Garbarek, English guitarist John McLaughlin, and Indian flautist Hariprasad Chaurasia in an entirely acoustic ensemble. The compositions bring Hindustani rhythmic an...
OK is a 1998 album by British producer, composer, and tabla player Talvin Singh. It combines Indian classical instrumentation and vocal traditions with electronic production, ambient textures, and rhythms connected to drum and bass, reflecting the British Asian music scene in which Singh was active....
Crazy Saints is a 1993 album led by Indian percussionist and composer Trilok Gurtu. The recording combines tabla, drums, voice, and other percussion with electric and acoustic instruments in compositions shaped by Indian rhythmic traditions and jazz improvisation. Released by CMP Records, it feature...
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