Aashish Khan - Living Legend of Indian Classical Music and Master of Sarode

Update: 2019-06-17

Description

Aashish Khan is the eldest exponent of an Indian Classical music lineage that reaches all the way back to the court of Mughal emperor Akbar the Great. He takes us back to the creation of his pioneering Indo-Jazz fusion band, Shakti, in the early 1970s, he shares about his new project Shringar, and reveals that he has a literal treasure trove of unreleased recordings, including a track that he recorded with George Harrison, Eric Clapton and others.

Here’s an external link to every Musical Mention in this episode:

0:30 Aashish Khan
2:35 Sandip Burman
3:13 Sarod
4:51 Tonic
5:08 Chikari
5:18 Taraps
5:35 Reverb
5:58 Plectrum
7:04 Raag (or Ragas)
7:11 Ragas (or Raag)
9:23 Mian Tansen
9:35 Swami Haridas
9:38 Emperor Akbar (1542–c. 1605)
9:48 Allauddin Khan
9:55 Wazir Khan
10:00 Rampur
10:03 Uttar Pradesh
10:05 Lucknow
10:14 Ali Akbar Khan
10:19 Annapurna Devi
10:20 Sitar
10:24 Subahar
10:30 Timir Baran Bhattacharya
10:32 Sarod
10:35 Ravi Shankar
10:40 Pannalal Ghosh
10:41 Bansuri flute
10:52 Folk Instrument (Indian)
10:54 Classical Instrument (Indian)
11:12 Piccolo flute
11:18 Assam
11:24 Indian
11:34 Bahadur Khan
11:51 Dhyanesh Khan
12:57 Ameena Khan
12:03 Pranesh Khan
12:04 Tabla
12:09 Violin
12:19 Alam Khan
12:23 Manik Khan
13:02 Cello
13:15 Oboe
13:23 Guitar
15:16 Indian Fusion Music
15:21 Shanti (band)
15:41 Richard Bock
15:53 Ravi Shankar
15:57 World Pacific Record Company
16:13 Zakir Hussain
16:27 Swapan Chaudhuri
16:40 England
16:41 America
16:55 Neil Seidel
16:59 Steve Leach
17:04 Steve Haehl
17:08 Frank Lupica
17:13 Pranesh Khan
17:18 Dholak
17:21 Shanti (band)
17:36 Atlantic Records
17:42 CD
17:44 Vinyl
18:05 Shringar
18:12 Thinking of You (song)
18:14 Tim Green
21:20 Charles Lloyd
21:25 John Handy
21:26 George Harrison
21:34 John Barham
21:35 The Beatles
21:45 Western Notation
21:54 North Indian Music
22:06 <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano" target= "_blank" rel