are they playing in front of a painting of themselves?
Forget the stringed instruments. I love watching Zakhir Hussain’s collaborations. I was lucky enough to see Zakhir Hussain play three sets (with different co-stars and each about 90 minutes long) in an all-night concert many years ago in Germany. The man is music personified.
Zakhir is on the far left in @Sithbare 's video for those unlucky enough not to have encountered him.
This was from around that time that I saw him.
https://youtu.be/TNMS3O3xDFc
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfXta22IIxg
A Bangla song from classical genre. You will not, most possibly, understand the lyrics; but will enjoy the music and beat.
BTW, how do you embed the YouTube videos???
Unless I’m wrong, wasn’t the keyboard player’s name Herbie Flowers?
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Mmm. Like this one as well. Like the bluesy stuff.
My introduction to Indo-Fusion was Jim Mclaughlin and his Shakti, Remember Shakti acts. Great stuff that
As a local,the only famous Guitarist from Cardiff i know of is Pino Pallindino.
You might want to check this out too
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Nah , The Mandolin is twice as tough to play as the ukelele at the least. I love both the sounds that come out of them , but nah…
I clicked the click bait damnit.
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Check out the Vishwa Mohan Bhatt video i’ve posted.
It’s not quite Slide Guitar (Although his technique reminds people of that , he’s modified the guitar quite a bit ) but it’s still masterful music and he makes it look easy…
It’s something only supremely talented people can do…make things look easy
Looked like a tiny little electric guitar in your vid above to me.
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Meeting at the river is a beautiful album with Vishwa and Ry Cooder. I have my Dad to thank for introducing it to me. Big Ry fan:
https://youtu.be/6Lnys8R2fXk
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LOL. At this point, I should be asking for recos from you.
Regrettably, I’ve not been so much into Indian classical music that I should have been.
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Just copy and paste the Youtube url straight into the post. This is the video url:
And this is it pasted straight into the post:
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Is this simone simons from epica?
Thank you so, so, much @Lowton_Red 
My Grandad was stationed with the Royal Engineers in India during the war and came back home with his new love - Indian food. On the other side of the family Grandma ran a big Indian restaurant in the West End for years (before I was born). We had a lot of curries at home, never needed the curry house experience. Guess that would have been the soundtrack in the 70s though.
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Guess we’ve got George Harrison to thank for getting Indian Classical Music to the mainstream
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsffxGyY4ck
doesn’t matter that they were spaced out on marijuana then
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I’ll exchange your music recos to my south indian curry recipes
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