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A spiritual frontier where Eastern and Western music intersect
A historic sound image in which Ravi Shankar expanded the possibilities of the sitar and attempted to fuse it with jazz and contemporary music.
Based on the traditional Indian raga, his compositions are outstanding in their composition, incorporating the lyricism of film music and the freedom of improvisation. The delicate and mystical melodies he plays free the listener from the everyday and invite them into a world of deep meditation.
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- Bass - Gary Peacock
- Flute - Bud Shank
- Producer, Recorded By - Richard Bock
- Drums - Louis Hayes
- Guitar - Dennis Budimir
- Sitar - Ravi Shankar
- Tambura - Nodu Mullick
- Tabla - Kanai Dutta
- Percussion [Dholak], Sitar - Harihar Rao
- Artwork, Photography By - Woody Woodward
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