7/4

He's amazing.

That's right. And then the ragas are for moods, time of day, of year etc, right? If that's right, too, I at least retain a basic knowledge (and a couple of nice CDs, of course). Yep. I took some singing lessions 1999-2000 to learn more about the music and bought a ton of CDs.

That's right.

Better?

There are the names of the rhythms, (i.e. teental) but I don't think we would find people using the name of the rhythm. They would be using the bols:

Yep. Each bol is the name of a way to hit the drum.

Hey...thanks for reminding me I own it! This will get more spins in the coming weeks and months.

Some interesting reviews from Amazon, where all the reviews are postitive.

By all means...expose the kids to a wholesome football game.

The link doesn't work for me, but I've seen enough on the news to find that the skit looks pretty harmless. I'll take sex over violent sports anyday.

The Saga track with Manu Katche also has some uncredited synths, maybe they're triggered by Katache. Fateh Ali Khan is singing in the begining, but soon gets faded out.

Or you might not like the CD?

You better like Indian music!

It sounds great, Garbarek fits right in. Four ragas plus a track with Manu Katche credited to Garbarek.

I have it, but haven't heard it in a while. I'll give it a spin later and let you know how it is.

They're called Bols.

Great album!

They even produced a Jazz record guide! Wow. Forgot about that!

There was a time, a very long time ago when RS reviewed Jazz albums and even interviewed Jazz musicans. Really. No shit.

Sounds like good news! B-)

Downtown Music Gallery lists it.

B-)

This from the Yahoo Ornette list: