Podcast appearances and mentions of al gromer khan

SUMMER...despite all the great new things we have to worry about these days, good old sunshine and heat still inspire our bodies to move, explore, and expand, while our minds open up to new sounds. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, we mix up a refreshing cocktail of summer electronica, world rhythms, cool horns and trancey vocals, on a program called SUMMERTRONICA 3. Music is by LUCID, JON HASSELL, PAUL HASLINGER, AL GROMER KHAN, MICHAEL BROOK & DJIVAN GASPARYAN, STILL LIFE, LOTUS, and ISHWISH. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

In retrospect, it was inevitable. When high quality portable tape recorders became available after World War II, ethnomusicologists took them into the field to document the living folk music traditions of Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and beyond. Then came the 12" LP record in 1948, and these recordings began to circulate around the world, as specialty labels like the Nonesuch Explorer Series inspired an era of cross-cultural influences and collaborations. Ethnic artists traveled west to perform and record, while western musicians traveled far and wide to engage with these genres. Ambient and electronic artists who created music for virtual travel were highly receptive to these influences, and in time they evolved the sophisticated World/Ambient styles we have today. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, we return to the place where world music meets ambient, on a program called AMBIENT TRAVELER 3. Music is by ROBERT RICH, FORREST FANG, AL GROMER KHAN, LOREN NERELL & MARK SEELIG, and STEPHAN MICUS. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Solénoïde (29.08.2022) - NEW ZION est l'un des multiples projets du claviériste Jamie Saft. Après avoir sorti un second album "Chaliwa" alliant dub et spiritual-jazz, le new-yorkais livre "Sunshine Seas" son troisième opus. Une magnifique jam session (où se distingue le batteur brésilien Cyro Baptista) creusant un sillon inédit entre reggae-dub et jazz-bossa. Solénoïde se devait d'en faire son radiobalisage ! L'allemand NILS KERCHER nous soumettra un délicat assortiment de kora, djembé et balafon, mis au service d'un projet chatoyant puisant son essence dans la culture mandingue. Originaire de Toulouse, TANUKI (Laurent Rochelle et Fanny Roz) déploiera une jolie palette de timbres expressifs, avec le concours de vocalises charmeuses, d'un saxophone soprano et d'une clarinette basse. Enfin, le sitariste munichois AL GROMER KHAN nous enverra un flux d'ondes apaisantes dans une atmosphère vaporeuse très éthérée.

When the definitive history of cross-cultural musical fusions and hybrids is written, there will be an honored place for the congruence of Indian classical and ambient-electronic music. Of all the experiments that were attempted after electronic instruments matured to the point of viability in the mid 20th century, this combination was one of the earliest and most successful. Synthesizers expanded the role of microtones and drones in Indian music, while raga and tala—the traditional melodic and rhythm systems of Indian classical music—brought a welcome sophistication to electronic music. It's an area we've explored since the earliest days of this program. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, another journey where Indian classical meets ambient/trance, on a program called "INDO-TRONICA 4." Music is by DAVID HELPLING with NIDHI BHATMULEY and BENJY WERTHEIMER, DAVID PARSONS, WOUTER KELLERMAN & DAVID ARKENSTONE, DJ CHEB I SABBAH, MYCHAEL DANNA, BEN LEINBACH & JAI UTTAL, and AL GROMER KHAN. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Solénoïde (13.06.2022) - Que la beauté hypnotique de la musique indienne vous subjugue ou vous intrigue, participez en toute sérénité au à ce trip sonore nommé ‘Onirindia' ! Une expérience qui sera le prétexte à de stupéfiants rapprochements entre ces musiques de l'Inde ancestrales et divers courants globaux allant de l'électro au jazz en passant par le funk et la musique baroque.

Solénoïde (28.03.2022) - Que diriez-vous d'une plongée dans l'actu des musiques imaginogènes ? Cette semaine, vous croiserez quatre fortes personnalités artistiques, auteurs d'albums incroyablement enchanteurs, venus d'Allemagne, d'Angleterre, de Corée ou encore de Norvège. C'est justement au cœur du parc national Hardangervidda que la violoniste Benedicte Maurseth nous offrira un frémissement folk boréal et expérimental. Après avoir respiré l'air vivifiant de la Norvège, une virée en Corée du Sud vous sera proposé avec Park Jiha qui articule, dans son 3e opus ‘The Gleam', musique traditionnelle coréenne et formes musicales contemporaines, tendance minimaliste. Direction Munich ensuite, pour poursuivre ce parcours sur les nappes sensuelles et mystiques du sitariste Al Gromer Khan qui publie ‘A Gentle Aspect', un album disséminant une énergie lumineuse et réconfortante. Et enfin, vous partirez vers le monde homogène et épuré du britannique Jon Hopkins avec son 6e album, fruit d'un travail méticuleux à l'intersection de la drone music et la musique classique planante.

Solénoïde (07.03.2022) - Rejoignez la grande nébuleuse des musiques planantes et atmosphériques ! Dans ce parcours radiophonique, pas moins de 9 alchimistes de l'éther vous feront voyager sans bouger... 9 signatures singulières, issues des scènes ambient, vont vous embarquer dans une capsule spatio-temporelle d'où peut émaner une poésie trouble à dimension illustrative ou narrative.

Solénoïde (17.01.2022) - Parcourez l'année 2021 à travers quelques unes de ses sorties discographiques les plus marquantes ! Une sélection qui serpente librement à travers les genres électronique, parfois folk, rock ou cinématographiques. Bref des musiques que nous nous plaisons à qualifier d'imaginogènes et dont les acteurs semblent dotés de ressources créatives infinies !

Solénoïde (20.09.2021) - Participez à un voyage immobile qui vous conduira de l'Inde phantasmatique évoquée par le bavarois AL GROMER KHAN à l'univers fascinant de COLLEEN, en passant par les contrées poétiques de la norvégienne SINIKKA LANGELAND ! Quant au fil rouge de cette émission, il vous guidera vers l'album "Blind Ballet" de PHIL VON, un recueil de pièces atmosphériques travaillées dans l'esprit d'une bande originale de film, un disque croisant avec une finesse inouïe sources organiques et processus numériques.

Starlight rain upon secret crystal fields, with sounds from Elori Saxi, Suzanne Ciani, Pink Floyd, Harold Budd, Al Gromer Khan and Phelios.

Over the last 30 years, the gentle world of Indian devotional music has been updated and transformed by an international group of ambient musicians. Inspired by this venerable heart-centered tradition, often working with authentic Indian musicians, they've stretched the boundaries and expanded the atmospheres of the genre with electronic drones, echoes and reverberations, overdubs, and studio magic. Slow, deep, and meditative, you don't have to know anything about Indian music or religion to enjoy it. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, ambient excursions in Indian devotional music—on a program called DEVOTION 2. Music is by HANS CHRISTIAN, GARY STROUTSOS & STEVIN McNAMARA, BEN LEINBACH, CRAIG PRUESS & ANURADHA PAUDWAL, MARK SEELIG, and AL GROMER KHAN. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

One of the truly improbable results of 20th century cultural openness and experimentation has been the international success of yoga. From its origins as a means of physical support for Indian meditation practice, yoga came west with counterculture explorers in the 1970s, took root, and against all odds became a standard of the western fitness industry. Today, yoga fuels burgeoning spin offs in clothing, fashion, video and accessories — as well as a hyperactive genre of India-inspired electronic music — not only for yoga practice and meditation, but for so-called "ecstatic dance" and other group activities. Over the last 20 years, the international yoga community has come together to create dozens of "transformational festivals" every summer, which provide live performance opportunities for the musicians, along with exercise and spirituality. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, groove-centric, globally percussive, tribal-electronic, Indo-Ambient sounds for transformational festivals, ecstatic dance, yoga and meditation, on a program called PRANA PULSE. Music is by SHAMAN'S DREAM, MOLLONO.BASS, DESERT DWELLERS, AL GROMER KHAN, ANUGAMA, DEUTER, and RAJENDRA TEREDESAI. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Solénoïde (14.06.2021) - Cette Mission vous fera passer un bon moment en Norvège avec d'abord l'accordéoniste FRODE HALTLI, entouré de 9 instrumentistes. Son LP Avant Folk 2 défend une vision prospective de la folk scandinave, en y adaptant des éléments venus du jazz et de l'avant-garde, ainsi que de subtiles inspirations arabes et africaines. Ambassadrice de la folk vocale norvégienne, SINIKKA LANGELAND offrira un bol d'air acoustique avec des chansons d'inspiration mythologique associant sa voix à 3 différents kantele (harpe finlandaise). Avec "Singing Back to Ziryia", le munichois AL GROMER KHAN étudiera diverses variations sur l'échelle des musiques ambient et méditatives, pour nous plonger dans un songe indo-cosmique au magnétisme rayonnant. Enfin, CHRISTINE OTT vous impressionnera par son talent à explorer piano comme harpe ou cloches tubulaires, sans oublier sa voix dans son 4e LP. Un voyage sensuel entre le monde des morts et des vivants, orienté musique classique contemporaine.

DRONES—not the ones that fly, take pictures and drop bombs, but sustained musical reference tones—have been used for thousands of years. Simple, effective, and popular, drones originated in ancient southwest Asia, and spread to Europe, India, and Africa. For many contemporary listeners, their first encounter with a drone was in Indian classical music. It's normally produced by a dedicated instrument called the tamboura (or tanpura), which creates a sustained buzzing sound with the reference pitch and a harmonic fifth above it. Some Indian instruments like the sitar, sarod, and saranghi have drone strings built-in. Not to be outdone, western bagpipes produce multiple drones, as does the medieval hurdy-gurdy. And today, drones are common in electronic and avant-garde music. Microtones are another basic feature of Indian music. Where western music uses just 12 equally spaced tones to the octave, Indian scales typically have 22, allowing more elaborate melodies and ornamentation. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, we return to the entrancing sounds of Indian contemplative music, on a program called DRONES & MICROTONES. Music is by SAMIR BODHI, HANS CHRISTIAN, AL GROMER KHAN, J.J. GREGG, RAMAN & SRIKANTH, MANOSE, and AMELIA CUNI & WERNER DURAND. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Al Gromer Khan, despite his underground status, is well-known for those who love to immerse in Ambient and Indian Music. He is playing sitar every day now for more than 50 years, practicing the instrument as a ritual that offers access to the privacy of the soul.

Solénoïde (25.01.2021) - Solénoïde vous offre son flashback 2020 à travers une sélection de 15 albums rassemblés pour composer notre bande-son thérapeutique de cette période si peu ordinaire. Des albums à vocation atmosphérique pour la plupart, des œuvres capables de vous élever vers des sphères sonores pleines de mystères. Des bourdonnements aborigènes d’un trio californien au latino-beat d’un percussionniste argentin en passant par la fusion improbable d’un claviériste géorgien, préparez-vous à vivre une émission au riche pouvoir de suggestion !

Solénoïde (28.12.2020) - Offrez-vous un mix vaporeux rassemblant quelques fleurons des musiques ambiantes, planantes ou encore paysagistes ! Des musiques qui souvent se distinguent par leur dimension "visuelle" voire "cinématographique"...

In the cooling, darkening months of autumn, time seems to slow in the natural world. The leaves change color, wither and fade, while the animals are busy stocking up for the winter to come. For humans, this year is a somber season. In a time of pandemic, we're challenged to adapt to protective measures, and carry on with normal life in abnormal times. The music of the season features downward progressions and complex harmonies. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a dark ambient autumn journey, on a program called DESCENDING DARK 3. Music by JEFF PEARCE, JEFF GREINKE, HOLLAN HOLMES, ERIK WØLLO & MICHAEL STEARNS, SAM ROSENTHAL, AL GROMER KHAN, ROBERT RICH, NIK PARKIN, and PATRICK O'HEARN. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Goodness me, would you look at the size of that playlist? To be honest, a lot of it is from our Spotlight on Neuro…No Neuro, who kind of specializes in quick hits. And to either side of the Spot, lots of sweet ‘n juicy cuts for your ears. Enjoy. Start      Al Gromer Khan, […]

It's been over 60 years since western musicians began taking Indian music seriously. And no wonder — it's so completely different from western music, it might as well have come from another planet. Nevertheless, beginning in the 1950s, Indian classical musicians led by RAVI SHANKAR and ALI AKBAR KHAN, established a dialog with European and American classical artists like violinist YEHUDI MENUIN, and in the 1960s, famously with pop artists like GEORGE HARRISON of the BEATLES. The last 40 years have seen creative cross-fertilizations in many genres, from film music to rap, folk music to ambient electronic. At the same time, the emotional devotion at the core of Indian music has taken hold in the west with the bhakti tradition of devotional chant, bhajan and kirtan. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, the slow, sensuous sound of Indian devotional chants and ambient instrumentals, on a program called DIVINE SURRENDER. Music is by AL GROMER KHAN, HANS CHRISTIAN, MARK SEELIG, CRAIG PRUESS, BEN LEINBACH, and RAGANI. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Showcasing the work of Al Gromer Khan, including his latest release "Silence in a Blue Room".

Solénoïde (13.01.2020) - Cette semaine, on va prendre un peu d'altitude... L'espace de 55 minutes, notre sonde radiophonique va s'élever plus haut que d'habitude, afin de vous offrir une vue imprenable sur quelques uns des plus étonnants panoramas sonores du moment ! De l'espace intergalactique aux glaciers arctiques, des turbulences de la thermosphère aux paysages de désert, préparez-vous à survoler des régions sorties de l'esprit d'authentiques paysagistes sonores !

In High Places: showcasing the new album by Al Gromer Khan.

In High Places: showcasing the new album by Al Gromer Khan.

Solénoïde (24.06.2019) - Il y a quelques mois à peine, nous tombions sous le charme du premier album de PARK JIHA. Son second opus prolonge cet enchantement. Solénoïde vous offre un nouveau focus sur "Philos" dans lequel la multi-instrumentiste nous emmène dans des espaces sonores intimistes à la croisée de la tradition instrumentale coréenne et des musiques répétitives occidentales. Un album qui nous renvoie de la Corée l'image d'un paradis musical contemplatif. Un autre habitué de Solénoïde, l'infatigable MICHEL BANABILA revient avec "Uprooted", un nouvel album où 7 musiciens improvisent individuellement. A partir de ces enregistrements, il a créé ses propres compositions, des pièces atmosphériques polymorphes, fruit d'une habile interaction entre musique électronique, musique de chambre et free music. Et AL GROMER KHAN nous dévoile divers lieux qui ont marqué son existence, des lieux d'inspiration ou de révélation; dans "In High Places", il étoffe son style en opérant de subtiles variations autour des figures aériennes de son sitar.

Golden hymns in praise of a mindful presence; showcasing "Sky Worship" by Al Gromer Khan and "Mindfulness" from Paul Avgerinos.

Golden hymns in praise of a mindful presence; showcasing "Sky Worship" by Al Gromer Khan and "Mindfulness" from Paul Avgerinos.

Get near the atmosphere with this week's Fog. Tubes of wood and metal, words and computers. Hear '70s to '90s recordings from Oregon, San Jose, Los Angeles, and Palo Alto. Daniel Crommie, Bob Mills, David Gilden, Nick Rowe, Al Gromer Khan, Larry Wendt, Ernest Robson, Autumnfair, Jamie Haggerty, Larry Kucharz, Michael McNabb...

Solénoïde (29.10.2018) - Cette semaine, Solénoïde a décidé de prendre un peu d'altitude... Notre sonde radiophonique va s'élever plus haut que d'habitude, afin de vous offrir une vue imprenable sur quelques uns des plus étonnants panoramas sonores du moment ! De l'espace intergalactique aux glaciers arctiques, des turbulences de la thermosphère aux paysages de désert, préparez-vous à survoler des régions éthérées, sorties de l'esprit d'authentiques paysagistes sonores.

Hymns to a golden god; new music from Al Gromer Khan, Paul Avgerinos and Meg Bowles.

Hymns to a golden god; new music from Al Gromer Khan, Paul Avgerinos and Meg Bowles.

Visual aroma of the godhead... with new sounds from Al Gromer Khan, and showcasing "The Chroma Plateau" by Numina.

Visual aroma of the godhead... with new sounds from Al Gromer Khan, and showcasing "The Chroma Plateau" by Numina.

xcission of a disconnected obscurancy, with the sounds of Michael Whalen, Seetyca, Keosz, Aegri Somnia, Al Gromer Khan and Atrium Carceri.

xcission of a disconnected obscurancy, with the sounds of Michael Whalen, Seetyca, Keosz, Aegri Somnia, Al Gromer Khan and Atrium Carceri.

COMMUTER.SERENADE a Fray D. Jay mix for Rádio Etiópia 01. Solar Fields – Wasted Feeling; 02. Tim Buckley – Chase the Blues Away (09.09); 03. Der Waldaufer – Land’s End (15.36); 04. Frightened Rabbit – Blood Under the Bridge (20.31); 05. Kazukii (feat. Dianna) - Design (24.18); 06. Kick Bong – Move On Up (27.12); 07. David Crosby - Amelia (31.37); 08. Al Gromer Khan – A Bageswari Poem (36.53); 09. Stimulus Timbre – We Reached for the Sky (39.58); 10. Kammerflimmer Kollektief – Mohn! (46.23); 11. Kinski – Silent Biker Type (51.53); 12. Paul Kantner & Grace Slick - Million (59.53); 13. Land of Nod – Mont Ventoux (63.47); 14. Allysen Callery - Sundown (68.16); 15. Izzard – Ghost Naps (71.48); 16. Sounds from the Ground – Way Back When (74.45). Total Time: 01.19.53 Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia: Ana Ribeiro ….

On the threshold of a distant realm, with Hiroki Okano, Jonathan Goldman, Al Gromer Khan and Harold Budd.

On the threshold of a distant realm, with Hiroki Okano, Jonathan Goldman, Al Gromer Khan and Harold Budd.

  Who remembers what a big thing tribal ambient was for awhile back in the 90s?  The first time I heard "Fearless" from the album Strata by Steve Roach & Robert Rich I was hooked.  There were many Roach albums from that time period that drew on the tribal ambient sound - World's Edge, On This Planet, Soma, Australia: Sound of the Earth, Forgotten Gods, Cavern of Sirens, Earth Island, Well of Souls, The Serpent's Lair,   - oh heck there's too many to keep track of!   I loved that sound.  But as so often happens I grew tired of it.  Part of that was just me overdosing on that style and part of it was as the style proliferated we ended up with crappy new age versions of tribal ambient.  So I stayed away for a long time while still revisiting the classic Roach recordings occasionally.     Earlier this year I discovered the music of Al Gromer Khan, thanks to Paul Asbury Seaman.  I was listening to a few cuts from Lexus and I enjoyed the tribal sound and realized that I hadn't listened that style very much lately.  But those tracks got me going and the next thing you know, I'm collecting tacks for a mix.   The tracks in this mix are a good sampling of new cuts, older cuts from the tribal heyday and a few really old cuts from the early 80s.  The tracks are also a mix instrumentation from drum sounds to gamelan to marimba.  I love how this turned out and hope you do too.   Cheers!     T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Al Gromer Khan - Air Wave(Lexus 2002) 04:30    Eno & Hassell - Chemistry(Fourth World 1 - possibles musics 1980) 09:35    Steve Roach, Byron Metcalf & Mark Seelig - Six(Mantram 2004) 17:50    Peter Gabriel - Slow Marimbas(Birdy 1985) 20:40    Terje Isungset - Sunrise Horizon(Hibernation 2009) 23:15    DavidParsons - Laplapan(Ngaio Gamelan 1999) 28:15    SVLBRD - Hvit(Svalbard 2017) 33:20    Michael Brook - Distant Village(Hybrid 1985) 36:39    Wuhan Wuchang - Total Art of Percussion(Tropical Drums of Deutschland 2017) 38:25    Uakti & Philip Glass - Paru River(Aguas da Amazonia 1999) 41:52    Jon Iverson - Metalanguage(Alternesia 1999) 47:10    Rapoon - Sanctum(Fallen Gods 2000) 50:10    Eno & Hassell - Delta Rain Dream(Fourth World 1 - possibles musics 1980) 52:50    Byron Metcalf - As Clouds Dance(Inner Rhythm Meditations 2016) 61:25    Jonatan Bengta - Homerun(David Lynch: The Art Life 2016) 62:30    Byron Metcalf - Presence of Longing(Inner Rhythm Meditations 2016) 75:30    Loren Nerell - Tasku(Tasku 2003) mashed up with Evan Chapman playing    Opening by Philip Glass 81:41    end  

Needing and wanting the sounds of Al Gromer Khan, Mogwai, Phelios, Laraaji and others.

Needing and wanting the sounds of Al Gromer Khan, Mogwai, Phelios, Laraaji and others.

Mississippian reverie, with sounds from Darshan Ambient, Philip Glass and Al Gromer Khan.

Mississippian reverie, with sounds from Darshan Ambient, Philip Glass and Al Gromer Khan.

Chakra Noir... new Mughalesque sounds from Al Gromer Khan.

Chakra Noir... new Mughalesque sounds from Al Gromer Khan.

As surely as night follows day... featuring Day of the Beloved - the new album from Al Gromer Khan.

As surely as night follows day... featuring Day of the Beloved - the new album from Al Gromer Khan.

Showcasing Lalita, the new recording from Al Gromer Khan. Also featured are Hector Zazou, Harold Budd, Robert Rich and Lisa Moskow.

Showcasing Lalita, the new recording from Al Gromer Khan. Also featured are Hector Zazou, Harold Budd, Robert Rich and Lisa Moskow.

Ultima Thule celebrates 25 years of broadcasting ambient and atmospheric music from across the ages and around the world with a three-programme series of original, unreleased compositions created especially to mark our quarter century milestone by the artists whose music we know and love; featured in this episode are works by Richard Bone, Al Gromer Khan, Peter Miller, Mediadogs, Markus Reuter, Igneous Flame, Robert Rich, Paul Avgerinos, Numina, Steve Roach, Chad Kettering, Terra Ambient and Darshan Ambient.

Ultima Thule celebrates 25 years of broadcasting ambient and atmospheric music from across the ages and around the world with a three-programme series of original, unreleased compositions created especially to mark our quarter century milestone by the artists whose music we know and love; featured in this episode are works by Richard Bone, Al Gromer Khan, Peter Miller, Mediadogs, Markus Reuter, Igneous Flame, Robert Rich, Paul Avgerinos, Numina, Steve Roach, Chad Kettering, Terra Ambient and Darshan Ambient.

Mughal visions: old and new creations from Al Gromer Khan.

Mughal visions: old and new creations from Al Gromer Khan.

Cruisin' the skywaves with Lisa Gerrard, Klaus Schulze, Al Gromer Khan, Simon Bennett and Peter Mergener.

Cruisin' the skywaves with Lisa Gerrard, Klaus Schulze, Al Gromer Khan, Simon Bennett and Peter Mergener.

The beautiful, quiet worlds of Al Gromer Khan, Alpha Wave Movement, Jim Cole, Richard Bone and Robert Scott Thompson.

The beautiful, quiet worlds of Al Gromer Khan, Alpha Wave Movement, Jim Cole, Richard Bone and Robert Scott Thompson.

Spritual dimensions and physical worlds, as conceived by Richard Bone, Al Gromer Khan, Dan Barrio, Alpha Wave Movement and Jim Cole.

Spritual dimensions and physical worlds, as conceived by Richard Bone, Al Gromer Khan, Dan Barrio, Alpha Wave Movement and Jim Cole.

Intro, outro, shake it all aboutro... showcasing the new album by Bruno Sanfilippo, as well as music from Al Gromer Khan, Kelly David and rain from Peter Miller.

Intro, outro, shake it all aboutro... showcasing the new album by Bruno Sanfilippo, as well as music from Al Gromer Khan, Kelly David and rain from Peter Miller.

Subcontinental dreams given substance by Al Gromer Khan.

Subcontinental dreams given substance by Al Gromer Khan.

A taste of India, courtesy of Al Gromer Khan, Ghazal, Ry Cooder and Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, and Robert Rich and Lisa Moskow.

A taste of India, courtesy of Al Gromer Khan, Ghazal, Ry Cooder and Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, and Robert Rich and Lisa Moskow.