Okay Temiz
Facing East Prod.   John Wubbenhorst & Facing East 
(with Subash Chandran & Ganesh Kumar with Steve Zerlin & Jorge Zamorano) :
Facing Beloved (IND/US,2003)****
review moved to http://www.psychefolk.com/JohnWubbenhorst.html
Perm.M. WDR Big Band Köln, Charlie Mariano, Karnataka College of Percussion, Mike Herting :
Sketches of Bangalore (2001)***°

Acc.Music Rec.  The Guitar Duo meets the Karnataka College of Percussion)
Manuel Delado, Ralf Siedhoff, T.A.S.Mani, R.A.Rajagopal : "Crossing Roots" (2002)***

Sonet Rec.Oriental Wind / The Karnataka College of Percussion : Sankirna (TÜ/IND,1985)****


these 3 reviews moved to http://www.psychefolk.com/KarnatakaCollegeOfPercussion.html
REVIEW PAGE 6
INDOJAZZ-FUSION
presents
Ray Spiegel Ensemble
John Wubbenhorst & Facing East,
Karnataka College of Percussion
Udhav Shinde Trio,
Terracotta
Natraj
The Taal Tantra Experience
Simla House Inc.   Ray Spiegel Ensemble : Sum and Kali (US,1997)***° 
 
Simla House   Ray Spiegel Ensemble : Raga Jazz (US,2004)****'

reviews moved to http://www.psychefolk.com/RaySpiegelEnsemble.html
private The Udhav Shinde Trio (IND/(US/UK)/B,2003)*°°

review moved to http://www.psychefolk.com/TheUdhavShindeTrio.html
Heaven On Earth Music Terracotta (UK,2003)*°°'

review moved to http://www.psychefolk.com/CraigPruessJohnAltman.html
Galloping Goat Natraj : Deccan Dance (US,1998)**°
Dorian Disc.Natraj : Meet me anywhere (US,1992)***°

reviews moved to http://www.psychefolk.com/Natraj.html
Ozella Music    The Taal Tantra Experience : Sixth Sense (D/IND,2010)****'

This super World Jazz Fusion group consists of 16 participating German and Indian musicians, including percussionist Tanmoy Bose (who shared stages with Ravi and also Anoushka Shankar) as a steady member, and Dabashish Bhattacharya on one track. The band is not only good with attractive jazzy melodies and rhythmic skills but also in well hanging together colourful arrangements making a fluent melodic groove and convincing mood with a high level in the arrangements. It is great that several sorts of vocal arrangements compromise jazz and skatting and filmic wordless singing with the Indian rhythmical singing, and we have a few electric texturing arrangements adapted into the mix too. The tracks surprise with a fresh swing the whole time. This is a matured renewed experience after the younger exploratory years of jazz fusion in the 70s. Here the result became neither jazz, fusion or world music or some kind of rock but a perfect united mix of possibilities with common roots in jazz, jazz-rock and Indian music.

Info & audio : http://www.myspace.com/taaltantra
Label info : http://www.ozellamusic.com/464.0.html
Percussionist Tanmoy Bose homepage : http://www.tanmoybose.com
Other reviews : http://www.tokafi.com/news/taal-tantra-experience-sixth-sense/#
& http://www.mpeters77.freeserve.co.uk/ozellamusic.html & http://www.folkworld.de/43/e/cds4.html#taal
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