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Tana Mana is an album by Indian musician Ravi Shankar, originally credited to "the Ravi Shankar Project" and released in 1987. The album is an experimental work by Shankar, mixing traditional instrumentation with 1980s electronic music and sampling technology.
En Tana Mana, instrumentistas indios (incluyendo a la vocalista Lakshmi Shankar o a Shubho Shankar -hijo del maestro, fallecido en 1992) se funden con nombres estadounidenses como los de los productores (Peter Baumann y Frank Serafine) o los de Patrick O'Hearn (al bajo), Ray Cooper (Marimba), Al Cooper (guitarra) o el mencionado George Harrison.
Private Music: G0100004274842. Buy download online. Ravi Shankar (sitar, synthesizer, vocal), Shubho Shankar (sitar, vocal), 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), George ...
1 de ago. de 2008 · Tana Mana means "body and mind", and it could be a key to discover this album where Indian sitar meets digital samplers and synthesizers. Among the musicians involved into this album, George Harrison (auto-harp and synthesizer), Frank Serafine (vocals), Patrick O'Hearn (bass), Al Kooper (guitar).
Album review. On his first release for Private Music, Ravi Shankar combined the traditional instruments of Indian music (sitar, sarod, tabla, etc.) with synthesizers and heavy sampling keyboard usage. Surprisingly enough, the combination works out for the best on the majority of the tracks.
- Ravi Shankar
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