Ravi Shankar at Monterey Pop (June 1967) REACTION!!!

[@akhilindukumar9259]

Guys. The tabalist is Zaakir Hussain's father!!!

[@vaisalibilwal3917]

Ustad zaakir hussain

[@srinjoykumarmitra1698]

It is called tabalchi, not tablaist.

[@gamesbhaand0078]

@@srinjoykumarmitra1698 In English Tabalist is used

[@aniketrangrej]

The great Ustad Alla Rakha!!

[@SanjaySharma-hu6yn]

You would have fainted if you knew the Tabla player accompanying Pandit Ravi Shankar GOAT Sitar player was Ustad Allah Rakha,the GOAT Tabla player! He also happens to be the father of Ustad Zakir Hussain,both literally and figuratively!

[@Ani-zo8il]

Fun fact : after Jimi Hendrix set his guitar on fire on stage... Ravi Shankar was so appalled that he refused to perform on stage that day ( Because in our culture the instruments are respected a lot ).... That's why the organisers kept a diff day for him...

[@computerfile]

That’s disrespect to the gods.

[@pankajsharma3277]

I used to think that what our ancestors had for entertainment. Now I got to know that they had everything and we have nothing.

[@FRUSTVIZ]

This comment litterly made my smile & cry at the same time

[@darkseid856]

Man this hit me on a very deep level . Just like the music in the video did .

[@bijalmalavia393]

It is a sad truth😒

[@pra2221]

Very aptly said brother

[@sereanaduwai8313]

When the Masters came to play even the angles sat to listen! This was show for all time never to be repeated!

[@exploratorize7703]

His foot was not going crazy guys, he is keeping his Taal - which is like a personal beat count/rythm. Cameraman probably was on acid but knew what he was shooting - the beating foot in the front and Tabla in the background.

[@B4NDllKOOT_]

You can never question the cameraman’s shot in the 60s

[@Shacko14]

Dude...that was Ustad Alla Rakha on the tabla...father (and teacher) of Ustad Zakir Hussain! You know you were tripping over the tabla and sitar duet there!

[@palashbera4036]

Yeah...just what I wanted to say when they said Zakir Hussain was the epitome of the Tabla...😄

[@tapasranjanswain2157]

Yes. Ustad Allah Rakha Qureshi.

[@raguvaran6]

@Fitness Junkie patreon

[@XindabaaD]

They watching father and talking about son that's how the art should transcend

[@CreativeReaper90s]

@@XindabaaD agreed 100%

[@jurassicparadigmshift4920]

I discovered Ravi Shankar back in 1987 when I was 16. The album was Ravi Shankar In San Francisco. I've loved Indian Classical music ever since and in particular Ravi Shankar.

[@anbee8127]

The thing that makes me sad is that I grew up listening to them and was hoping their children and disciples who took to the art form would take it to greater heights. But that never happened.

[@aniketsarkar8959]

Jimi Hendrix chilling there. And oh the hippies high and in heaven

[@ashwanikanojiya2860]

And the stupid doesn't recognised.

[@Devbhoomi_Shashwat]

this show is 1000 times better than justin bieber's show..

[@Devbhoomi_Shashwat]

@Usui Takumi its truth

[@sbsid1994]

More like 10 to the power 1000

[@sbsid1994]

That was in literal sense music orgasm

[@Devbhoomi_Shashwat]

@@sbsid1994 yea.. it cant be compare with current music

[@sbsid1994]

@@Devbhoomi_Shashwat who listens to pop anyways

[@ravicharan8456]

You haven't discovered Sahnai instrument by ustad bismillah Khan, Sarod instrument by ustad amzad Ali, Flute by hari prasad chaurasia, Veena instrument by kumar gandharwa.... All are as great as ustad jakir Husain

[@fhdowntheline1825]

Kumar Gandharva was an eminent vocalist. Not a Veena player. Doraiswamy Iyengar was an eminent Veena player. Also the Dagar brothers.

[@AT-gk7ib]

Also to add Shiv Kumar Sharma on Santoor

[@shadabsiddiqui323]

I wish they read your comment.

[@NoOne-ky1er]

Pandit Shiv Kumar with Zakir Hussain is fire..

[@Subhamindu]

Ali Akbar Khan's Sarod. Was as popular as Ravi Shankar.

[@aradikas8811]

The magic is created when there is a beautiful balance of talent and spirituality whilst playing these heavenly instruments

[@devynkumar1997]

lasya - by anoushka Shankar his daughter you'll get your mind blown

[@StateOfAtaraxia]

This. I have been requesting for her since a while now....

[@devynkumar1997]

@@StateOfAtaraxia yesss

[@devynkumar1997]

@@StateOfAtaraxia and more coke studio specially CS India not many people react to it

[@boonslang6689]

I think Traces of You Live concert will be a better reaction viewing.

[@devynkumar1997]

inside me live

[@musiqueclassiquepourtoujours]

I am Indian but I always wanted my younger generation to watch this video but had no way! Now I think through ur channel, a lot of young people will watch this iconic performance! Though I myself a mere 30 year old but I’m rooted and very much into global music of all sorts!! Thanks!

[@kallolmukherjee6045]

Most people you missed 8:15 Jimi Hendrix 17:42 Michelle Philips 8:20 Mike Bloomfield 18:36 Micky Dolenz I remember seeing Paris Hilton as well. But hey, who gives an F

[@TheShshr]

Lol.. most people missed. I saw 1st and 3rd.. had to go back to see others after seeing your comment

[@fhdowntheline1825]

Paris Hilton in 1967??

[@kallolmukherjee6045]

@@fhdowntheline1825 Was a joke. Most of them looked like Paris Hilton soo...

[@kallolmukherjee6045]

@@TheShshr Yeah I know. The comment was for everyone. I've seen the video too many times, yet not enough. Enjoy.

[@AT-gk7ib]

Yes, there was somebody exactly like Paris Hilton. Her mother maybe??

[@pareshd3284]

The combination of Indian Classical Ragas, the Musical instruments and Tabla as the accompanying instrument makes it absolutely lethal ... Long live Indian Classical Music...thanks guys for presenting it to the world ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏.. Amazing reaction video 👍

[@madkaps6614]

Korbin it's not possible to hear better sitar playing than this. EVER.

[@1231gsc]

According to several eyewitnesses from Maihar Gharana, Annapurna Devi was much better than Ravishankar :) ..Pt. Ravishankar was genuinely great, but since the subject is arts and music, I would not use the word "ever" with so much confidence...

[@boonslang6689]

@@1231gsc According to.. seems legit.

[@thebeardedmadman1]

Listen to yaman by Ustad Vilayat Khan

[@jwallah346]

@Mad Kaps - I'd have to disagree. In my opinion, and many musicians in India, Nikhil Banerjee is THE best. I've seen Ravi in the US and in India and he was great (especially when he played in India), but Nikhil Banerjee absolutely blew my mind and changed my life (and it was with Zakir!).

[@darkseid856]

I have heard from ALOT of people saying that Annapurna Devi ( his wife) was even better sitarist than him . Some already wrote that here though .

[@subhasisbanerji2140]

Wow, I had never heard him at Monterey. It was amazing seeing Ustad Allah Rakha in his younger days, a first for me. I heard him live a few years before he passed away and he was just as awesome. I still remember the time when he formally introduced Zakir to the classical stage as a young prodigy. Legend has it that to create a prodigy, Zakir's father used to drum on his mom's tummy when she was expecting him. I believe in those 9 months, Zakir learnt all the basics of tabla while still in the womb :)

[@queenbee1605]

Ravi Shankar passed on his incredible talent to both his daughters. Anoushka Shankar and0 Nora Jones.

[@eminemnemiem]

I recommended this video. Thanks for reacting to it guys! Awesome 👏

[@manasvigaurdeoria]

The true legends followed by legends in their children. All the children carried on the legacy.

[@manasvigaurdeoria]

@Amesh Gaur Shandilya बहुत बढ़िया शांडिल्य साहब। हम सब सच में किस्मत वाले हैं कि ऐसी संस्कृति में जन्म लिया। अभी तो गायन और वादन में इनका ये हाल है। जब साहित्य से सामना होगा तब तो ........ ।

[@yashdeshpande8488]

Sometimes I really wish that I could have born in the 60's or 70's coz that was the time of real music where real legends used to sing and play. Watching everything live or in that era would have been a complete different feeling.

[@bhagyashreebadve3045]

I already used to enjoy Indian Classical Music..But now enjoy it even more with u guys..Thank you for choosing such videos..😊😊

[@krug3588]

The way Rick portrayed the camera.....😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 I must have cracked my nuts by laughing.....

[@HarshMcNair]

The tabla player is Zakir Hussain's father. A legend himself. Ustad Allah Rakha...there r videos of the father-son duo playing as well...

[@gopikadd8]

Thankyou thankyou for uploading such mesmerizing performances ... I'm getting crazy about such legends... with tears flowing down my eyes....to see them playing...oh brothers...I tell yu you brought back th lost entertainment of India.... Only thru your videos I'm getting to see such mesmerizing memories... Thankyou sooo much...

[@ashrith4636]

You missed Jimi Hendrix in the audience at 8:15

[@AlphaUp07]

Korbin is stupid he knows nothing and Rick is stupid because he closed his eyes.

[@shiva3437]

@@AlphaUp07 😂😂😂

[@sachingarhwal]

🤣 🤣

[@abhijeetvaidya1638]

3 days ago 🤔

[@prataptheanimefan5279]

Oh what 3 days ago COMMENT 👈😶

[@vidhibhatt9700]

Oh my god, you reacted to this and I'm the happiest person on earth todayyyyyy!!!

[@anuv3191]

One information nugget. With love and respect we call the accomplished musicians Ustad or Pandit. Ustad is Urdu word mean expert, highly skilled. Same is meaning of Pandit which is Sanskrit word. Both words also mean Guru.... the teacher or accomplished one. So the Muslim musicians are honoured with title Ustad and Hindu ones with Pandit. Different words, same love and respect ...

[@JasvinderHere]

And in Sikhi, Male Raagis are honoured with the title Bhai and female Raagis with the title Bibi.

[@tapankumarroy5777]

We, Indians, when listen to such great maestros, just sit silently over the waves of music.

[@sanjayhiwarkar1050]

India iss too big that it can't be fitted in KZbin 😇😇😇

[@madhulinabhowmick39]

Absolutely!

[@trilochanagoswami7353]

😃

[@Cookwithsera]

💕💕💕💕

[@darkseid856]

True . :)

[@madhavipisde970]

Soo true 👍👍👍😁😁😁

[@ARS_journal]

I've learned sitar in one semester in my college..... u'll b amazed to Know that these all diverse tunes are coming from just ONE wire only....which is called "baaj ka taar"

[@coronarahul]

Wo, thanks for the info.i thought the sitar had 3 strings.

[@ARS_journal]

@@coronarahul there are 5 strings but everything is played by only one string

[@prashadananda]

actually there are 19-21 strings in a sitar baaj ka taar sur ka taar laraj pancham kharaj pancham chikara chikari They are the main strings and rest are sympathetic strings

[@das4014]

Last day they didn't recognise rani. Today its jimmy Hendrix. Lolz Our blind reactions 🤣

[@NativeTravller]

Seriously 🤣🤣

[@KarthikKarthik-pj7tt]

good job bro i love you. thanks

[@SidDwadasi]

Three things you missed in this video: 1. Jimmi Hendrix at 8:15 2. Mike Bloomfield at 8:20 3. Pt. Ravi Shankar playing next to the man who taught Ustad Zakir Hussain everything he knows about the tabla, Ustad Allah Rakha- his father.

[@gaurinaidu0310]

Rick missed it because he was enjoying the music eyes closed but korbin was watching so probably he didn’t know who they were 🤔

[@pr1DvD]

Indian instruments tell you a story .... They want to and talk to you! That's the reason why I love this channel.

[@amans0789]

Since you mentioned Ringo, The Beatles actually came to India to have a session with Ravi Shankar. Harrison actually learnt to play Sitar from RaviShankar and ever since they started introducing a bit of Indian element to their songs.

[@jatinsharma8300]

We know

[@Floww26]

Thanks a lot for doing this video.. This has my only recommendation ever.. Never thought that you would react to this. Just returned from my first ever trip to the US.. San Francisco and Las Vegas.. Glad to find this video on my first day back

[@sakshampathak3711]

Person on Tabla is Zakir Hussan's Father and teacher too ,watch the father son duo

[@Mainaed]

It was like first rain after a hot summer.... it was so mesmerising 😇😇😇

[@couch.patati-patata]

Rick, you should watch Pather Panchali of Satyajit Ray. He composed the music and Ravi Shankar played the sitar. You'll feel the rains, change of seasons and happiness in the sitar music. Sitar means seven strings.

[@anya0717]

The video hasn't even started and i have to comment that thank you soooo much for reacting to this. Please please do more of Pandit Ravi Shankar And also his daughter anoushka shankar and nikhil banerjee. Please

[@dilshads2446]

You should listen to his daughter Anoushka Shanker. She is really good too.

[@williamsamaddar6510]

Panditji and Ustadji made their instruments talk. This is heavenly, unbelievable and beyond description 🙏🙏

[@Aabirsengupta_YT]

I tried sitar for 5 mins and my fingers are dleeding badly

[@satishchaudhari8638]

Greatest live concert by Ravi Shankar great sitar music

[@deeptikamat5869]

The lady is playing a Tambora, not a sitar, its an instrument one plays to keep the pitch.

[@jwallah346]

Sorta but not really. Sorry, I know a bit nitpicky, but the tambora is not really there for pitch but for the pronounce the sa (tonic) and the main notes of the raga.

[@mycrazzzyworld2581]

@@jwallah346 no not actually... It's Sa and Pa... It for the pitch of the chosen scale... Tambura means creating basic notes the First note of a chord with the fifth for female vocalist and first note with the fourth note of the lower octave for male vocalist... And for instrument solo , one like this can be done in any way...

[@sujatabattepati2582]

You people are doing super job by promoting india classical music which no other person are doing,superb

[@simplyzulu1426]

That was American hippie era.. seemed like a hippie concert. Most of them were high.

[@iam_yashh]

Yes agree with,LSD was legal.. psychedelic era and listening to this when u r high in LSD,it's a godly feeling,if you knw what I mean

[@Avenger-bd2fs]

Also Rick there is a depth to you.. That amazes me sometimes

[@Thefairyvision]

It was a wonderful'Jugalbandi'

[@deepakapoor]

My mom attended Ravi Shankar’s school in India. Seen him play at concerts in San Francisco many times as growing up. Amazing! This is ecstasy!!

[@Anonymous-ni6qy]

Makes fun of people being on acid. Then acts like one :D

[@AnilKumar-wg6vb]

U guys will remember this reaction 4 lifetime. This our indian classical n magical music

[@yogeshhinge]

This was great. Thanks for choosing this video. George Harrison said in one of his interviews "If I had to choose one record in the whole world, I'd select Bismillah Khan, and that's it." I'd like to see you react to the legend.

[@gurusj5114]

Indian classical music the best music on the planet straight touches the soul and heart

[@MinisterOfAffairs]

Nora Jones is his daughter. Nuff said.

[@suhridguha2560]

Also Anoushka shankar

[@srinjoykumarmitra1698]

Yeah, he was married twice. The woman sitting beside him was the first wife.

[@suhridguha2560]

@@srinjoykumarmitra1698 yeah Anoushka shankar is his daughter from the first wife

[@SonicsniperV7]

Still blown away by that

[@junglebook1837]

@@srinjoykumarmitra1698 he was polyamorous and had several affairs at the same time. Watch Simi Garewal interview with Ravi Shankar where it's all revealed

[@mintoodas3415]

Thats how u dang it a crowd.. Mind boggling man... That is something u dont see often... Thank u korbin and rick

[@prasadtaware1789]

I can see loads of comment saying "that's Ustad Zakir's Father..." 😂

[@aji6925]

Listen these kind of music With close eyes Very helpfull to relax our mind Its very helpful and its not only music its music therapy also

[@rajarshibanerjee82]

Staring at Jimi Hendrix for 5 secs and not batting an eyelid is not being stupid, it's being Jon Snow. Korbin actually knows nothing!

[@soul6210]

If not for osr I would have missed such a video for ever... thaaankooo osr❤

[@siddhshah8217]

When are you guys gonna watch Masaan??? It's freaking amazing

[@gupchasimba4179]

Proud to say you guys are no longer American..You are Indian...Rick Sharma and Kothin Mathur😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@pratik2811maity]

Dude that was zakir Hussain's Father, now you know why you both said the tabla player is good🤦😂😂

[@mysticalanna]

Rick, Corbin- Such a trance like beautiful coming together of different elements of music is called a Jugalbandi. You should check out more of these. They're gold!

[@suprakashsaha8481]

When Rick's eyes were closed you missed Jimmy Hendricks in the crowd!

[@shubhamsourav4872]

These are really tripping hard😂😂luv it...having a full blown concert

[@anitak3985]

Ustad Zakir Hussain's Dad on the tabla!!!! Hendrix!!!!! Shiiiiiiit I'm in tears!!!!

[@harryslap3119]

They both just gave an excellent massage to their Tabla and Sitar😃. They were not playing instruments, but playing with instruments🐐❤

[@nandanchetry4079]

Why KZbin doesn't have love reaction? Anyway tons of love for this.

[@nirmalaneerja9399]

I watched it and kept watching it

[@ammahname91]

Korbin is patently stupid for not recognizing jimi hendrix.

[@sohamojha]

Amstar Maverick LIST OF WHAT YOU GUYS MISSED : 1)DAIVID BOWIE(FAMOUS SONGWRITER) WAS SEEN IN THE FOOTAGE, BUT KORBIN FAILED TO RECOGNIZE, AND RICK'S EYES WERE CLOSED. 2) JIMMY HENDRICKS WAS ALSO SEEN IN THE VIDEO, BUT AS ALWAYS KORBIN SINGH DIDN'T RECOGNIZE, AND RICK'S EYES WERE CLOSED. 3) THE FOOT IN THE VIDEO(WHICH YOU GUYS WERE TALKING ABOUT) WAS DONE TO BE IN 'TAAL' OR 'RHYTHM'. 4) THE FACT THAT, RAVI SHANKAR WAS PLAYING WITH ZAKIR'S FATHER (TABLA).

[@smukherjee2062]

Absolutely, Ravi Shankar 's 1st wife Annapurna Devi was a much better Sitar Player....but she never wanted to ke the limelight. Even some say that Nikhil Banerjee was even better.

[@sohamojha]

S MUKHERJEE MAA ANNAPURNA DEVI PLAYED 'SURBAHAR', NOT SITAR.

[@pmaster1173]

@@sohamojha* David Bowie

[@gamesong6600]

@@sohamojha what I have read, she was adept in sitar, n even with sitar students say she was better. But the thing is b4 the complexity of surbahar a sitar is child's toy, learning it is way too hard that made it even worse for ravishankar she was just too talented for a human being

[@saiakhilkatkam87]

Beauty of Indian Classics: A person without attractive voice can also be a singer. Now in movies 😂 its all about the voice you are gifted with

[@tusharnag4284]

You 'idiots' don't deserve that dislike button ..... ..😘😘 LoL (lots of love)....

[@veenatomar7915]

Seriously who is in the world who don't like this performance

[@sarathasabanathan7427]

Once upon an hour ! We are so lucky. All about the time. God bless all.

[@kumarnikhilprasad]

Here is the list of Instruments and their Greatest. 1.Tabla - Pandit Kishan Maharaj, Pandit Samta Prasad. 2. Sitar - Pandit Nikhil Banerjee. 3. Sarod - Ustad Amjad Khan 4. Violin Indian Classical- Pandit VG Jog, AN Rajan 5. Flute - Pandit Panna Laal Ghosh. 6. Veena - Ustad Zia Mohiuddin Dagar 7. Mohan Veena - Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhat ( He invented this Instrument by adding Guitar and Veena into 1 instrument) you must react to hum he is Grammy winner for many times.

[@fury1185]

In June of 1967, Shankar made his way to Monterey, CA for the Monterey Pop Festival for his first major American performance. To this day, the landmark three-day event remains to one of the most famous concerts of all time, also featuring the first major U.S. performances by the Jimi Hendrix Experience and The Who, the first large-scale concert for Janis Joplin, and the debut of a young soul singer by the name of Otis Redding. Despite the abundance of legendary performances at the festival, Shankar’s set remains one of the most memorable. Accompanied by his tabla player Alla Rakha, Shankar delivered an entrancing performance, showcasing his unparalleled technical skill and unique sound. [Andrew George Latore O'Brien, better known by his stage name The Notorious A.O.B. (or O'Biggie Smalls)] Shankar was a second Father to George Harrison and when Harrison died Shankar composed a piece for him 'Arpan' performed by his daughter Anoushka. [A concert for George] Definitely worth a listen. As both a performer and composer Shankar was visionary and a truly wondrous musical talent. Rakha was arguably the best tabla player of all time. .

[@gurvijaybecker]

19:45 he is definitely the most recognized he introduced the world to Indian Classical and sitar. But definitely not the best Sitar player of all times. You also have Ustaad Shahid Parvez, Vilayat khan etc who are pretty much up there with him if not better.

[@yogeshkale2645]

Waves of MAESTRO for centuries kept the class and std of Indian classical music these legendary personalities serve a lot for man kind. With out copy right. Sabko Mera shat Pranam.II

[@rohinig7097]

I had to go for work but I couldn't get my finger on either pause or back or home button!

[@bornfree3110]

Proud to be Indian. Our instrumental, songs , literature, food n movies n ayurveda n yoga r contribution to the world.

[@anubhutijha7364]

I am a classical dancer for now 6 years now...from this generation.... I sometimes feel ashamed how my fellow Indians don't even know how many classical dances they have in India..... I have myself seen so many foreigners doing Indian classical dance with so much dedication and respect.., I definitely pass this to my next generation.. But here, in India... Schools and personally they should know basic of their culture....

[@yogeshkale2645]

Indian classical music is a ocean. U can take it all from it still it will offer something to satisfy our soulsl.

[@AT-gk7ib]

Jimi Hendrix was in the audience. Who knows he got inspired from Pt. Ravishankar too

[@shinchannohara1408]

That foot movement is giving the taal' laye. Which indicates the speed of the music. It is a way to maintain and continue the constant speed. People use foot movement when hands are occupied.

[@arpitapaul7069]

Classical music videos of OSR : Be prepared to hear Rick Moaning !! 😆😜😝🙈

[@AK-ei5hw]

Pandit Ravi Shankar is 3 times Grammy award winner and awarded by Bharat Ratna, the highest civilian award in India. Thank you guys...

[@vlogsofslade3510]

Finally someone valued my comment..I have been commenting in most o the vids to react to this video..#stupidbaby

[@tejaldarves3208]

India is a great 👍. Many many talented people , uncountable.

[@parnikaduhan2352]

he has a daughter and she's just like her father.. she doesn't only play the sitar, she IS the sitar.

[@twinklee73]

Amazing ,, Having a great string power that he has .. proud to have a legend sitar musician Pt.Ravishankar...

[@mahirshah2160]

Now thats 60's CHeeeez!

[@tomdookoo5123]

I enjoy all of your videos I think the indian film company have to award u both

[@jd35711]

Davey Jones? You guys didn't notice Hendrix sitting there? 🤔 I watched this whole documentary tripping one night, and Shankar blew away Hendrix, The Who and everyone else.

[@chandra27sekhar12]

Truly amazing you are, from where did you get this type of motivation....I have never seen this kind of inspiring reaction,

[@tirthpandya7690]

He was the greatest sitar player of all time and accompanying him was ustad Allarakha father of Ustad Zakir Hussain.

[@DS-gw8fd]

Beg to differ....his first wife - daughter and disciple both, of greatest Indian musical maestro Ustad Allauddin Khan (guru of pt. Ravi Shankar too) and sister of Ali Akbar Khan - Annapurna Devi, was well above him. She left her career only to promote and pave the way for her husband. But, Pt Ravi Shankar deserted her and left for USA. She did never appear in public thereafter but continued her 'sadhanaa' lifelong.

[@avijit3001]

This is the first time I vid-watched the famous concerned. Amazing. Truly, he was a maestro

[@AlphaUp07]

You should also react to their performance at Woodstock festival

[@spdcrzy]

I hope you realize how rare of a video this is. Not only is are both the audio and video absolutely PRISTINE for a concert from this time, but this is a FULL LENGTH recording of masters from a bygone era playing their respective instruments. Ustad Alla Rakha, playing tabla, was Zakir Hussain's father, and as you well know, Pandit Ravi Shankar was a sitar maestro whose daughter Anoushka is now a master in her own right. What you see in the latter half of the video is known as jugalbandi - a piece of a concert where the two musicians do a call-and-response to each other, starting with long pieces and gradually shortening the time of their calls and responses until eventually they meld together, becoming and playing as one. This was an absolute JOY to watch.

[@sohamojha]

LIST OF WHAT YOU GUYS MISSED : 1)DAIVID BOWIE(FAMOUS SONGWRITER) WAS SEEN IN THE FOOTAGE, BUT KORBIN FAILED TO RECOGNIZE, AND RICK'S EYES WERE CLOSED. 2) JIMMY HENDRICKS WAS ALSO SEEN IN THE VIDEO, BUT AS ALWAYS KORBIN SINGH DIDN'T RECOGNIZE, AND RICK'S EYES WERE CLOSED. 3) THE FOOT IN THE VIDEO(WHICH YOU GUYS WERE TALKING ABOUT) WAS DONE TO BE IN 'TAAL' OR 'RHYTHM'. 4) THE FACT THAT, RAVI SHANKAR WAS PLAYING WITH ZAKIR'S FATHER (TABLA).

[@jwallah346]

#3 - the foot was keeping the taal but it didn't look like it because the sound and video are not synced. You can tell because the sounds of the tabla there do not sync with the motion of his hands.

[@VishalKumar-zz7ql]

I loved that you guys did a reaction to this. At 8:15 it was Jimi Hendrix listening to the master. Google Ravi Shankar's interview about Monterey Pop . He tells how everyone was on LSD and he hated it. Also he hated how Hendrix broke and burnt his guitar live on stage