Ronu Majumdar: Hollow Bamboo
Something serene for Christmas Day. From the 2011 album, another Indian collaboration with Ry Cooder after the wonderful A Meeting By The River.
A compendium of musical delights by Alan and Margaret Ashworth

Something serene for Christmas Day. From the 2011 album, another Indian collaboration with Ry Cooder after the wonderful A Meeting By The River.
From the Texan Troubadourette’s 2008 album The Living and the Dead.
WE left Nick Lowe last week gazing into the mirror, not liking what he saw, and vowing to quit the booze and clean up his act. Sure enough, it was … Continue readingLowe Life Part Two
Continued from yesterday …
Live version of the song originally on 2007’s Shepherd’s Dog album. My owner likes this more than I do. Not really enough dogs in it for me.
Early (1963) improvisation from the man who taught John Martyn how to Echoplex. Reminds me of the great V M Bhatt.
This was written by Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich and Phil Spector. According to Wikipedia, the words Da Doo Ron Ron were intended as a filler while the rest of the … Continue readingThe Crystals: Da Doo Ron Ron
This was recorded for Canned Heat’s second album, Boogie with Canned Heat, released in January 1968. After favourable reaction Liberty Records issued the song as a single in April 1968, cutting … Continue readingCanned Heat: On the Road Again
It took me a long time to warm to Mozza and Co, but I got there in the end.
From the delightful 1993 album A Meeting by the River, which won a Grammy.