Sitarist. Father of Nora Jones. Famously performed at Monterey, Woodstock and the Concert For Bangladesh. Still in no need of a season ticket. No relation of the bloke who played on Porcupine with Echo & The Bunny
men (q.v.).
1 August 2016
Custurdcream
And also a rather wonderful daughter called Anoushka.
I like that in the film / LPs of the Concert For Bangladesh, they kept in Ravi Shankar’s tuning up, which ends with much applause. Followed by his comment to the effect that “if you liked the tuning up so much I think you’ll enjoy the concert”. A well crafted line, somewhere between tongue-in-cheek, sarcastic and “you hippy westerners really don’t have a clue”.
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Sitarist. Father of Nora Jones. Famously performed at Monterey, Woodstock and the Concert For Bangladesh. Still in no need of a season ticket. No relation of the bloke who played on Porcupine with Echo & The Bunny
men (q.v.).
1 August 2016
Custurdcream
And also a rather wonderful daughter called Anoushka.
I like that in the film / LPs of the Concert For Bangladesh, they kept in Ravi Shankar’s tuning up, which ends with much applause. Followed by his comment to the effect that “if you liked the tuning up so much I think you’ll enjoy the concert”. A well crafted line, somewhere between tongue-in-cheek, sarcastic and “you hippy westerners really don’t have a clue”.
1 August 2016