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legendarytragedynacho · 1 day

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Ronnie, Nedra and Estelle - The Ronettes

📷 by Evening Standard/Hulton Archive/Getty Images

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anthonyconh · 3 days

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Yo, después de descubrir una nueva canción que la voy a escuchar literalmente durante una semana. ‬

#notas #textos #musica #amor

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lascitasdelashoras · 19 hours

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Bob Dylan

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rhapsodynew · 2 days

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A song featuring George Harrison and Ringo Starr.

Ringo and George, 1966

A hitherto forgotten soundtrack created more than half a century ago, featuring Maestro Saroda Ustad Aashish Khan performing in tandem with the iconic Beatles By George Harrison and Ringo Starr has now been found, restored and released - much to the delight of fans and music lovers.

The soundtrack, titled ‘Radhe Shaam', which was allegedly recorded in 1968 at Trident Studios at the height of Beatlemania, was released on November 10, 2021. In a song produced and written by Suresh Joshi, a veteran journalist and TV presenter with a long track record, soulful performance Ustad Khan is gracefully accompanied by a rhythm guitar George and Ringo's drumming.

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Mister Joshi, who was friends with George Harrison, was the very person who introduced him to the famous Indian musician Ravi Shankar, who had a great influence on the star and, as is known, taught him how to play the sitar.

At that moment, George and Ringo were taking a break from recording Hey Jude in the studio.

“I was working on the music for my documentary ‘East meets West’ when George (Harrison), who was a good friend of mine, offered to play for the soundtrack. As soon as he decided to participate, Ringo also kindly came to the rescue,” Joshi recalled.

George with engineer Ken Scott at Trident Studios in late October 1970.

However, as soon as the recording was completed, Suresh took the master tape to his attic in his Birmingham home and forgot about it until years later he met Deepak Pathak, co-founder of Maharaja Organics.

“I became friends with Deepak when I was alone at home during the pandemic. During one of our conversations, I told him that I had produced and recorded a song with maestro Saroda Ustad Aashish Khan, Ringo Starr and George Harrison, which was never released,” Joshi explained.

“At that time The Beatles were in the process of breaking up, and they had various problems, so no one wanted to [release the track],” Aashish also said.

Pathak convinced Joshi to let him listen to the soundtrack.

As soon as Pathak heard this ‘fundamental work’ and became convinced that it should be released to a wider audience. He sent the master tape to the music producer Suraj Shinhu, who restored it and prepared it for release.

“I am delighted that we have managed to save this fundamental work of Suresh. I persevered with the recovery process, which was technically difficult, but extremely effective,” Shinh said.

John Barham, Ringo and Suresh Joshi

Despite the fact that this song was written more than fifty years ago, it is still relevant and will be close to modern youth, Joshi agreed.

“The song revolves around the concept that we are all one, and that the world is our oyster shell, something that we all realized during this pandemic. A song written more than 50 years ago is more relevant today than ever,” Joshi concluded.

Earlier, the track was given to 100 visitors of the Liverpool Museum to listen to The Beatles. Museum Manager Paul Perry said that the invited audience who listened to the song, including Mr. Joshi, “fell in love with it.”

“Without any doubt, it was George's guitar, [and] it felt like he was here among us. And, also, without a doubt, the drums belonged to Ringo.”

However, opinions and memories about the time and circumstances of the track's recording differ.

From Matt Hurwitz:

“Actually, this is not 1968, but the song was recorded at Trident on March 10, 1970, as described in detail in my article about the recording of "All Things Must Pass". George helped Aashish Khan, who was asked to write an Indian-themed pop song for an Indian director, but the track was never used.”

The session was dedicated to the future project of Aashish Khan and John Barham. The musicians were Hashish Khan, George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Ringo Starr, Billy Preston and Klaus Voormann (Foreman). Everyone, with the exception of Khan, will take part in the recording of the album George's “All Things Must Pass".

So he plays the lead guitar Clapton, and George plays the rhythm guitar. Khan talked about a song called ’In Praise Of Lord (We Are All Children Of God)' that they were supposed to record ten years ago. It looks like they also recorded a song by Mr. Joshi ‘Radhe Shaam'. At that time, the song had no title, which may explain why it was not mentioned for many years.

Pete Drake and George

Album John Barham and Aashisha Khan was released in 1973 under the name ”Jugalbandi" on Elektra Records, both superstar tracks of March 1970 did not hit it.

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possible-streetwear · 18 hours

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LYDIA LUNCH

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saudade-esplin · 8 hours

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Si te acuerdas de mí escuchando una canción,

mándamela. 💭🎶

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blueboy-affection · 2 days

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donaruz · 2 days

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Maestro della voce. Ultimo degli Dei prestato al mondo

Efstràtios Dimitrìu (in greco Ευστράτιος Δημητρίου), in arte Demetrio Stratos.,oggi avrebbe compiuto 78 anni, e invece se ne andò nemmeno due mesi dopo averne compiuti 34.

I Ribelli, Area. La sua voce incredibile. I suoi studi, i suoi interessi, le sue letture. Le sue sperimentazioni vocali (di cui Claudio Rocchi, suo amico, aveva delle registrazioni che non fece mai uscire, per non specularci sopra). Aveva lavorato con il CNR, e negli Usa per anni hanno studiato le sue doti, uniche, e i traguardi a cui lo avevano portato. Ancora li studiano. Ancora non li capiscono.

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somos-deseos · 7 months

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