Korwar, Sarathy: My East Is Your West

Korwar, Sarathy SKU: 41618967
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Korwar, Sarathy: My East Is Your West

Korwar, Sarathy SKU: 41618967

Format: CD

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Title: My East Is Your West
Artist: Korwar, Sarathy
Label: Gearbox
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4571524500025
Genre: International

Off the back of Sarathy Korwar's much lauded Day To Day album comes the live album My East Is Your West - a performance that takes the fusion of Indian classical music with the jazz tradition further than it's ever been before. Recorded live at London's Church Of Sound, the album is a homage to the great musicians of the 60s and 70s spiritual jazz movement, covering the likes of Alice Coltrane, Pharaoh Sanders, and Joe Henderson. Korwar plays alongside the UPAJ Collective, a group of highly-versatile musicians who share Sarathy's passion for jazz and Indian music and who have together managed to rebalance the cross-cultural relationship between 'Western' and 'Eastern' music.

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