The Jungle Book (OST) – George Burns, Terry Gilkyson & the Sherman Brothers

I was late to this musical party. Got around to it in my early 20’s and it was love at first listen. The affair continues…just that now it’s a love triangle.

Let’s Get It On – Marvin Gaye

In 1973, one of the finest soul singer and musician of all time decided to make an album on the act of sex, devouring inspiration from his own experiences in the bedroom with his girl-friend.

Fore! - Huey Lewis and the News

During my high school and college days, my cassette of ‘Fore’ by Huey Lewis and the News would receive regular playing time on free evenings, mainly for the one song that I loved very much namely Stuck with you.

Sitar Goes Latin – Jayram Acharya

These days when classical music in India has been ‘discovered’ by the West and continues to gain popularity, here’s a presentation of twelve world famous beautiful Latin numbers on the Sitar

Three Chords & the Truth – Van Morrison

The last few years of Van Morrison’s career have been supremely prolific. In the span of 5 years, he has released no less than 6 albums, a complete delight for his die-hard fans.

Whoosh! - Deep Purple - (2020)

Finally, found some time to listen to new Deep Purple album ‘Whoosh!’. I wasn't not much excited after they have posted 10 minute pre-listening session on YouTube. But after listening to the album twice, I can say that, it's a great album.

American Recordings – Johnny Cash

The early 90’s, in the realm of popular music was caught up with the frenzy of alternative and the grunge sounds. Bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Soundgarden had become mainstream and mighty popular.

Abbey Road – The Beatles

“And in the end, the love you take, is equal to the love you make” These were the last words recorded collectively by all four Beatles.

The Sound of Bread - Bread

There’s nothing quite like the Sound of Bread. Since they were first formed in 1969, they have produced some of the most serious-romantic style songs. They alternate fast songs with slow ones and in doing so help to get the whole sound of Bread.

Ram – Paul and Linda McCartney

Do you love The Smiths or The Stone Roses or acts like Bon Iver or Mumford & Sons? They all owe their origins to this lovely little album by Sir Paul McCartney (and his then wife, Linda). Paul (& Linda) flew off to New York after the acrimonious Beatles split, gathered a bunch of musicians and recorded this fresh and almost bucolic LP. ‘Ram’ was the first indie pop album.