Sitar And The Beatles at Alexander Hickson blog

Sitar And The Beatles. Because of the bea­t­les, the sitar is indeli­bly asso­ci­at­ed in the west with psy­che­delia, and indi­an clas­si­cal forms and instru­ments have entered the pop music ver­nac­u­lar to stay. From ancient india to the beatles. But none of that’s to say the band set out to accom­plish these goals in their first dal­liance with east­ern sounds. When someone nonchalantly decorated the set for the beatles' film help! In a break between takes, george. We’re taking a look back at an iconic moment in pop music history, the time that ravi shankar, the legendary indian musician, taught. George harrison first used the sitar on the beatles' 1965 song 'norwegian wood (this bird has flown)' and later sought guidance from ravi. With a sitar, they were probably thinking it added a certain eastern exoticism. Stretching back to the 13th century, the sitar laid the foundation for world music today.

With a sitar, they were probably thinking it added a certain eastern exoticism. From ancient india to the beatles. Because of the bea­t­les, the sitar is indeli­bly asso­ci­at­ed in the west with psy­che­delia, and indi­an clas­si­cal forms and instru­ments have entered the pop music ver­nac­u­lar to stay. When someone nonchalantly decorated the set for the beatles' film help! We’re taking a look back at an iconic moment in pop music history, the time that ravi shankar, the legendary indian musician, taught. But none of that’s to say the band set out to accom­plish these goals in their first dal­liance with east­ern sounds. Stretching back to the 13th century, the sitar laid the foundation for world music today. George harrison first used the sitar on the beatles' 1965 song 'norwegian wood (this bird has flown)' and later sought guidance from ravi. In a break between takes, george.

Beatles guitarist Harrison complete with sitar at Heathrow. June

Sitar And The Beatles In a break between takes, george. When someone nonchalantly decorated the set for the beatles' film help! From ancient india to the beatles. Because of the bea­t­les, the sitar is indeli­bly asso­ci­at­ed in the west with psy­che­delia, and indi­an clas­si­cal forms and instru­ments have entered the pop music ver­nac­u­lar to stay. Stretching back to the 13th century, the sitar laid the foundation for world music today. With a sitar, they were probably thinking it added a certain eastern exoticism. George harrison first used the sitar on the beatles' 1965 song 'norwegian wood (this bird has flown)' and later sought guidance from ravi. But none of that’s to say the band set out to accom­plish these goals in their first dal­liance with east­ern sounds. In a break between takes, george. We’re taking a look back at an iconic moment in pop music history, the time that ravi shankar, the legendary indian musician, taught.