I WANT YOU L. SHANKAR, LARRY CORYELL, ZAKIR HUSSAIN AND FRIENDS

[@prajnachan333]

L. Shankar is one of my all time favorite musicians. I have been blessed to have seen him live on 3 different occasions along with Zakir Hussain. Just phenomenal. I never knew of this session. Very cool. I agree with those reviewers. Why would you say Larry is out of tune? Strange. And he is right in time as well. A beautiful different angle on this style of music. I enjoyed his contribution. Shankar has such a feeling and tone to his music. Wonderful.

[@leoosiku]

Love Coryell here. He stepped in on short notice and played beautifully!

[@fountain44159]

These are all masters of their instruments - sublime

[@apakabaranahun]

Gorgeous. Pearl of all the oceans of music, the sangita ratnakara.

[@nahidulislam8996]

Thanx all of the listeners - bhokto kul & de Performers. Thanx again.

[@zulfi701]

does any body have video of this

[@prembhavesh4126]

The album where L Shankar play with Zappa is called kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGaYaZejhdx_fbM... .Rejoice

[@songsabai3794]

how did Coryell get onto the same stage as these guys....he is completely lost in this piece.

[@birdandthe]

NO HE IS NOT !!!

[@songsabai3794]

He was lost (not even in the same key) until he miraculously 'channelled' John McLaughlin to take the solo. Haha...Coryell's a great player.....though it sounds like he's not familiar with the music.

[@josephbarretto4961]

Think he was playing in place of J.McLaughlin who had fractured his hand.

[@ivonsmith3095]

You dont seem to know what youre talking about: Larry was a brilliant musician and fitted right alongside John & the Shakti guys; he is TOTALLY in the right key! Get some ears! Also I saw Larry play with these guys in Scotland in 1987 - he was stunning in the most complex of Indian style fusion music.The band was Peshkar

[@TedBurke]

Song Sabai reveals severe ignorance regarding Coryell's ability to fit with the ongoing motif. His playing is very fine here, very Coryellish and attune to the prevailing style.