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tracklist:
CD1
East Greets East: Ravi Shankar In Japan
01. Padhasapa
02. Kaharwa
03. Improvisation on the Theme of "Rokudan"
04. Namah Shivaya
05. Tribute To Nippon
Ragas Hameer & Gara
06. Raga Hameer
CD2
Ragas Hameer & Gara
01. Tala Farodast
02. Raga Gara
Raga Jogeshwari
03. Alap
04. Jor
05. Gat I
CD3
Raga Jogeshwari
01. Gat II
02.Homage to Mahatma Ghandi: Raga Mohan Kauns
03. Homage to Baba Allauddin: Raga Hemant
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Released around 1993, this limited-edition triple CD reinstated to catalog three of the most interesting releases in Ravi Shankar’s career. The first source is East Greets East, a trailblazing collaboration between Indian and Japanese musicians dating from 1978. Straddling it and the second CD is the album Ragas Hameer & Gara from 1979. The middle CD completes that album and adds Raga Jogeshwari from 1980. These last two albums are also available individually as Music India CDNF 010 and 009, respectively. Completing the trilogy is one of Ravi Shankar’s finest ever studio albums, Homage to Mahatma Gandhi & Baba Allauddin from 1981, also available as Music India CDNF 119. The only thing weakening this compilation is its German-only text, a curiosity in some senses since the original Deutsche Grammophon/Polydor releases carried English (and French) texts.