George Harrison & Ravi Shankar - Yin & Yang with Fugelsang
(Queensboro, QBR-002)
| 1. | John Fugelsang & George Harrison Interview Segment 1 |
| 2. | John Fugelsang & George Harrison Interview Segment 2 |
| 3. | John Fugelsang & George Harrison Interview Segment 3 |
| 4. | Prabhujee |
| 5. | Fugelsang's Intro of "If You Don't Know Where You're Going" |
| 6. | pre-song tuning |
| 7. | If You Don't Know Where You're Going (Any Road Will Take You There) |
| 8. | Fugelsang link |
| 9. | pre-song tuning |
| 10. | If You Belonged To Me |
| 11. | Fugelsang outro & George's "40 Years" |
| 12. | John Fugelsang wrap-up |
| 13. | pre-song tuning |
| 14. | All Things Must Pass |
| 15. | I Am Missing You ('pop' version) |
| 16. | Vandana |
| 17. | Ride Rajbun |
| 18. | Supaney Mein Aye |
| 19. | Prabhujee (studio version) |
| 20. | Friar Park |
| 21. | I Am Missing You ('quiet' version) |
Liner notes:
In addition to presenting several of George Harrison's collaborations with his friend and mentor Ravi Shankar, the Queensboro Recordings release of YIN & YANG WITH FUGELSANG features the programme aired by America's VH1 network in the hours following the Quiet One's untimely death.
Hosted by the pleasantly knowledgeable John Fugelsang, VH1's 1997 Yin & Yang special featured George, as well as Ravi and his wife Sukanya as they promoted the Chants of India CD released that year. The programme was taped on 14 May 1997 and an edited version was seen on 24 July 1997.
But much more was locked away in the VH1 vaults...until now.
Only "All Things Must Pass" and "Prabhujee" were included in the original broadcast, so Queensboro Recordings has, for the first time ever, compiled all four of Hari's performances from the best available sources.
Enjoy all of these tracks, and be sure to purchase the original source CDs.
ALFRED ZIMBERG
January 2002
My comments:
The best source for this material! This CD is complete and of a better sound quality than the same tracks on Yellow Cat's East & West, Yin & Yang (YC074). A great 'trees' CDR, released as such, every 'pressed' CD you'll find will be a counterfeit.
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