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1961 – Fela Kuti, Nina Simone, John Coltrane and Ahmedjaan Thirakwa

by tablajazz on July 31, 2017October 3, 2017

Seemingly disparate music all from 1961

 

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  1. Taiwa (for Moses Molelekwa) by Marc Cary Focus Trio Marc Cary 4:26
  2. Aaye Na Balam from NAMASKAR by Sameer Gupta – Featuring Pt Ramesh Mishra and Pt Anindo Chatterjee http://www.sameergupta.com 4:34
  3. Kosmic Renaissance Live in Osaka Japan at Jazzroom Nuthings Kosmic Renaissance 18:11
  4. KC Bismillah Khan by Marc Cary Focus Trio Live 2009 http://www.marccary.com 7:21
  5. Ptah, the El Daahoud by The Supplicants – BALANCE (2002) the supplicants 6:13
  6. Sunflowers by Morley featuring Sameer Gupta Morley - Vocals and Production, Sameer Gupta - Tabla 4:30
  7. Raga Jhinjoti – Abhik Mukherjee (Sitar) Jay Gandhi (Bansuri) Sameer Gupta (Tabla) Live on WKCR Ragas Live Festival 35:32
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