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Rain and the smell of Indian earth
Where's the spice, girl?
Window to a master's intense art
Male, female, e-mail
'Taal' boy on a binge
Ghazals and gunrunning
Beating the pirate at his own game
Portraits of the classical masters
Sanjeev Darshan make their debut with a heady song in Mann
A R Rahman's Padaiyappa is Narasimha in Telugu, and a political vehicle for Rajnikanth
The Best of Tchaikovsky is a selection from the romantic oeuvre of the great Russian composer
Jatin-Lalit prove their versatility again in Sarfarosh
Hamsalekha returns to his trademark ribaldry in Preethsod Thappa?
Santhanam at the Fort High School with an ebullient Shanmukhapriya
Billie Holiday, one of the three great female vocalists of the swing era of jazz, sings from the heart
Jaaved Jaffrey is the real Mum-boy among the Bombay Boys
KVN chooses undistinguished compositions: where's the old master?
Hear Louis Armstrong, king of jazz, in a neat retro
Tango: Richard Clayderman offers a Spanish delight
My Love is Your Love, Whitney Houston's first album in eight years, is phenomenal
Ilaiyaraja returns to form with Nilave Mugamkattu
Three years of countdown hits -- all on HMV hits
Backstreet Boys are back with a mature Millennium
Fun Songs features Rafi singing for jumping heroes like Shammi Kapoor and Biswajeet
Sooryavamsham, the latest Amitabh starrer, brings you two good tunes from Anu Malik
More reviews
He couldn't yodel like Kishore Kumar, or do a Yahoo! like Rafi. Mukesh haunts you simply with his understated pain. A five-cassette compilation brings you his best tunes. And a lump to your throat.
Books
Rushdie captures some cadences of Indian speech in his English, but hides his ignorance of Indian music behind an arrogant rhetoric
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