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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Tana_ManaTana Mana - Wikipedia

    One of the additional tracks was "Friar Park", featuring Shankar's friend and sometime collaborator George Harrison. Named after Harrison's estate in Oxfordshire, west of London, the song was based on Raga Charukeshi and features Shankar playing both standard and bass sitars (the latter known as the surbahar).

  2. Tras décadas de trabajo y popularidad en la India y numerosos viajes por el mundo, Ravi Shankar conoció al Beatle George Harrison en 1966 y se convirtió en su maestro (el propio Harrison es un reclamo en Tana Mana, al acudir a la llamada de su mentor y amigo para tocar en el mismo cítara y sintetizador).

  3. Collaborations is a four-disc compilation box set by the Indian classical musician Ravi Shankar and the former Beatle George Harrison.Released in October 2010 on Dark Horse Records, it compiles two studio albums originally issued on that label – the long-unavailable Shankar Family & Friends (1974) and Ravi Shankar's Music Festival from India (1976) – and Chants of India, first issued on ...

  4. With an extra sarod thrown in, a small front line of synthesizers, and Shankar's friend George Harrison assisting on the autoharp, the pile of musicality that forms allows an unexpectedly coherent, clear, and relatively focused piece of music to emerge.

  5. George Harrison (harp), Ravi Shankar (sitar), Shubho Shankar (vocal), Al Kooper (guitar), Ray Cooper (marimba), Ric Parnell (drums), Patrick O'Hearn (bass), Prodyot Sen (tanpura), Harhar Rao (percussion), Markandeya Mishra (tabla), Swapan Chowdhury (tabla), Kumar Bose (tabla), Aashish Khan (lute), Shubho Shankar (sitar), Ravi Shankar ...

  6. 13 de dic. de 2012 · Shankar released three cross-cultural projects on the Private Music label, including 1987's Tana Mana — in which Shankar combined traditional instruments with electronic instruments and sampling ...

  7. "Tana Mana" Tana Mana (1987); Frank Serafine, 1983: 3:40: 9. "I Am Missing You" Shankar Family & Friends (1974); George Harrison, 1973: 3:40: 10. "Ta Na Nom" previously unreleased; George Harrison, 1974: 6:42: 11. "Fire Night" Improvisations (1962); Richard Bock, 1962: 4:30: 12. "Sanwaréy, Sanwaréy" Anuradha soundtrack (1960) 3:12: ...