George Harrison Playing The Sitar at Anthony Smiley blog

George Harrison Playing The Sitar. In september 1966, george harrison all but gave up playing the instrument when he embarked on a spiritual journey that began with his study of the sitar. We’re taking a look back at an iconic moment in pop music history, the time that ravi shankar, the legendary indian musician, taught the beatles member george harrison how to play the traditional indian instrument, the sitar. So ‘norwegian wood’ was very much an early experiment. With the beatles just a few months away from recording sgt. In october 1965, george was first recorded playing sitar on “norwegian wood (this bird has flown)’ for rubber soul. Here's when george harrison began playing sitar on beatles records. Pepper’s lonely hearts club band, harrison traveled to india to begin formal lessons with sitar master ravi shankar. “i went and bought a sitar from a little shop at the top of oxford street. The beatles visited rishikesh in india in february 1968 to attend an advanced transcendental meditation (tm) training. By the time we recorded ‘love you to,’ i had made some strides.” As the beatles were recording the groundbreaking revolver album, an odd thing occurred in the annals of rock ‘n’ roll. Harrison went on to describe his earliest attempt at playing the sitar with the beatles. “i didn’t know how to tune it properly, and it was a very cheap sitar to begin with.

In october 1965, george was first recorded playing sitar on “norwegian wood (this bird has flown)’ for rubber soul. Pepper’s lonely hearts club band, harrison traveled to india to begin formal lessons with sitar master ravi shankar. With the beatles just a few months away from recording sgt. In september 1966, george harrison all but gave up playing the instrument when he embarked on a spiritual journey that began with his study of the sitar. As the beatles were recording the groundbreaking revolver album, an odd thing occurred in the annals of rock ‘n’ roll. So ‘norwegian wood’ was very much an early experiment. Harrison went on to describe his earliest attempt at playing the sitar with the beatles. “i didn’t know how to tune it properly, and it was a very cheap sitar to begin with. “i went and bought a sitar from a little shop at the top of oxford street. We’re taking a look back at an iconic moment in pop music history, the time that ravi shankar, the legendary indian musician, taught the beatles member george harrison how to play the traditional indian instrument, the sitar.

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George Harrison Playing The Sitar As the beatles were recording the groundbreaking revolver album, an odd thing occurred in the annals of rock ‘n’ roll. Here's when george harrison began playing sitar on beatles records. “i didn’t know how to tune it properly, and it was a very cheap sitar to begin with. We’re taking a look back at an iconic moment in pop music history, the time that ravi shankar, the legendary indian musician, taught the beatles member george harrison how to play the traditional indian instrument, the sitar. Harrison went on to describe his earliest attempt at playing the sitar with the beatles. As the beatles were recording the groundbreaking revolver album, an odd thing occurred in the annals of rock ‘n’ roll. Pepper’s lonely hearts club band, harrison traveled to india to begin formal lessons with sitar master ravi shankar. In october 1965, george was first recorded playing sitar on “norwegian wood (this bird has flown)’ for rubber soul. “i went and bought a sitar from a little shop at the top of oxford street. So ‘norwegian wood’ was very much an early experiment. In september 1966, george harrison all but gave up playing the instrument when he embarked on a spiritual journey that began with his study of the sitar. By the time we recorded ‘love you to,’ i had made some strides.” With the beatles just a few months away from recording sgt. The beatles visited rishikesh in india in february 1968 to attend an advanced transcendental meditation (tm) training.