"Blood is thicker than water, Oil is thicker than Blood", coldest line ever

Shat Shat Naman 🙏🙏🙏

I still love thissound ❤

🎉वो बात भी करते हैं टेबल के होंठ से हम वाह भी करते गैरजरूर से

Woh woh Great, Never been seen before surprised,

From 25.15 there is a siar tabla , where can I find the original Cassatte of it?

Pdtji ko karore naman karta hun

hypnotic and transcendental

waaa

Very nice !

The best interview of panditji, Jay Guruji.❤

Healing moosic ❤

I lov this ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

One of the greatest tabla players of Banaras Gharana. I was in school in the 60's when I went with my father and uncle in Delhi's Modern School's Shankar Lal Music Festival where he played with Ustad Vilayat Khan, and it was an amazing night. It is still embedded in my memories. Vanday Maatram. Jai Bharat who gave us such great legends.

Whoa, you had me at "Baritone saxophone"

Pandit Ji, I love your power and playing - such a handsome Guru ... I really wish I had the honour of your audience - but Alas not to be. Rest in heaven Pandit ji - what a legend, what a powerful player. Jai Banaras Tabla !!

Kya kahu bahut sunder.inke gher me kise ka contact no ho to post kerne ke kripa kere.

🙌🏿👏🏿🔥

I’ve listened to this lp intently for a few weeks now and I have to say it’s one of my favorite records ever. It’s so fun to get dug in in this music.

TUNE!

Incredible!

Wah kya kehny ustad jee ky ❤❤❤

Outstanding performance no words at all

Fuk yt

100 % ❤

Peace an freedom ❤

Beautiful medicine ❤

Can anyone please identify the artist who played the sitar at the end?

Comrade Sarathy ❤️✊🏿

Excellent - looking forward to the album

Nice One Sarathy, Drumtech 2009 group 6

Wahhhhh very nice 👌 👍

This is genius , the Kalak album I'd incredible.

La ja bab

Nice One

Watching 2022

Legend

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Gran trabajo musical y artístico. Excelentes composiciones en tu nuevo álbum. 🍀🥂🍀

One of the first cassette tapes we bought at the old Atlantic Video in Dallas in the early 90's was of Tabla Wizard Samta Prasad. Still listening to it some 30 years later. He swings like crazy.... sometimes sounds like an entire herd of charging horses..... powerful.

If anyone would enlighten what pt. Ji played here 15:29

aaahhh, maravilha!

I am looking forward to see u on Saturday in Galway 🎉🎉🎉

Botis 4eva!!!

excited for kalak

ভাষাতে প্রকাশ করার নয় শুধু বলা যেতে পারে আনন্দি আনন্দি

É especial

𝗨𝘁𝗼𝗽𝗶𝗮 𝗜𝘀 𝗔 𝗖𝗼𝗹𝗼𝗻𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁 In case anyone wants to get that printed on a T-shirt or tote bag, here’s what I mean by the title - I’ve spent a lot of time lately, thinking about utopias and even going back to Thomas More’s first use of the word, in his famous novel called Utopia from 1516. In a nutshell, the book describes how the main protagonist goes in search of new land, builds a bridge, and renames the island of Abraxas to Utopia. I thought….. three-step guide to colonisation? What’s apparent to me is that, often, our ideas of utopias stem from a deep-rooted settler colonial mentality and follow a similar formula, as the one detailed by Thomas More. I believe we need to find ways to decolonise utopias, and in turn dystopias. This way of thinking also comes from seeing the natural world as an inanimate resource rather than a living, sentient being. In this respect, we need to be anti-utopian, and anti-dystopian. We need to be able to imagine futures drastically different to the kind of ‘utopias’ that are being sold by right-wing populist politicians all around the world, particularly in both countries I call home - Britain and India. This song title draws attention to that idea. Filmed late at night in Ridley Road Market, I wanted to draw attention to a modern form of settler colonial activity, aka gentrification. Those familiar with the area and how it has evolved over the past years will know that it is not too dissimilar to the story of Utopia, mapped out in 1516. The video features the exceptional talent of Botis Seva. Directed by Elliot Gonzo and produced by Perfidious Productions. Please share it with your loved ones if you can, it would mean a lot to me

magnificent! But then, 506 years in gestation...

And the colonialists started with occupying the lands and culture of the British Working Class. Frantz Fanon could have also been talking about England.