Genre - Folk World & Country
Ravi Shankar - Six Ragas (LP) (Very Good (VG))
Regular price
$15.00 CAD
Ravi Shankar – Six Ragas
LP, Album | Capitol Records | Cat. No. DT 10512 | US | 1968
Six ragas performed by the master — Ravi Shankar at his most intimate and authoritative, recorded in India with tabla accompaniment by Alla Rakha, Chatur Lal, and Kanai Dutta, and tambura by N.C. Mullick. Each raga runs six to seven minutes, offering a focused and accessible introduction to Hindustani classical music without sacrificing depth. Originally recorded in mono and electronically enhanced for stereo. A Capitol Records compilation drawing from Shankar's earlier recordings, released at the height of Western interest in Indian classical music following his collaborations with George Harrison and his appearances at Monterey Pop.
Condition
- Media: Very Good (VG) — plays well with light surface noise typical of the grade
- Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+) — excellent shape with minimal signs of handling
- Note: original monophonic recordings electronically enhanced for stereo
Tracklist
Side A
A1. Raga: Kaushi Bhairav (7:23)
A2. Raga: Khamach (7:24)
A3. Raga: Janasanmohini (6:23)
Side B
B1. Raga: Mishra Gara (6:25)
B2. Raga: Nand (Anandi) (6:38)
B3. Raga: Megh (6:37)
Credits
Sitar: Ravi Shankar
Tabla: Alla Rakha, Chatur Lal, Kanai Dutta
Tambura: N.C. Mullick
Artwork: Robert Lockart
Details
- Format: LP, Album, Compilation
- Label: Capitol Records
- Catalog No.: DT 10512
- Country: US
- Released: 1968
- Weight: 230 g
- Recorded in India
- Note: Alla Rakha's name appears as "Allah Rakha" on the sleeve
- Style: Indian Classical, Hindustani
Individual listing photos are being updated as we work through our full inventory. In the meantime, actual photos of this specific item are available upon request before purchase — we're happy to share them.
As with all vintage records, minor signs of age and handling are to be expected and are reflected in the grading above.
Regular price
$15.00 CAD
Ravi Shankar – Six Ragas
LP, Album | Capitol Records | Cat. No. DT 10512 | US | 1968
Six ragas performed by the master — Ravi Shankar at his most intimate and authoritative, recorded in India with tabla accompaniment by Alla Rakha, Chatur Lal, and Kanai Dutta, and tambura by N.C. Mullick. Each raga runs six to seven minutes, offering a focused and accessible introduction to Hindustani classical music without sacrificing depth. Originally recorded in mono and electronically enhanced for stereo. A Capitol Records compilation drawing from Shankar's earlier recordings, released at the height of Western interest in Indian classical music following his collaborations with George Harrison and his appearances at Monterey Pop.
Condition
- Media: Very Good (VG) — plays well with light surface noise typical of the grade
- Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+) — excellent shape with minimal signs of handling
- Note: original monophonic recordings electronically enhanced for stereo
Tracklist
Side A
A1. Raga: Kaushi Bhairav (7:23)
A2. Raga: Khamach (7:24)
A3. Raga: Janasanmohini (6:23)
Side B
B1. Raga: Mishra Gara (6:25)
B2. Raga: Nand (Anandi) (6:38)
B3. Raga: Megh (6:37)
Credits
Sitar: Ravi Shankar
Tabla: Alla Rakha, Chatur Lal, Kanai Dutta
Tambura: N.C. Mullick
Artwork: Robert Lockart
Details
- Format: LP, Album, Compilation
- Label: Capitol Records
- Catalog No.: DT 10512
- Country: US
- Released: 1968
- Weight: 230 g
- Recorded in India
- Note: Alla Rakha's name appears as "Allah Rakha" on the sleeve
- Style: Indian Classical, Hindustani
Individual listing photos are being updated as we work through our full inventory. In the meantime, actual photos of this specific item are available upon request before purchase — we're happy to share them.
As with all vintage records, minor signs of age and handling are to be expected and are reflected in the grading above.
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