Susheela raman biography of barack obama

  • Nitin Sawhney and Susheela Raman were born to Indian parents in the West, exploring their kitchari of musical influences and philosophies.
  • Susheela Raman re-created 'Mohabbat Ki Jhoothi Kahaani'.
  • A thoughtful examination of Elia Suleiman's strange but beautiful Palestinian trilogy of films by writer Jim Poe.

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    "Sacred music is no longer confined to temples or limited to the fringe groups of Hare Krishna devotees marching down busy metropolitan streets with their cymbals and drums. Kirtan - devotional chanting - has gone mainstream, fusing with gospel and bluegrass to create new sounds and textures for today’s generation, everywhere from clubs to yoga centres."

    -(Jahnavi Harrison - a practitioner of kirtan, while on tour in the USA with As Kindred Spirits)

    Susheela Raman (pictured above) commands the stage, throwing her curly hair back and raising the edges of her velvet cape as the full band thunders away behind her. This could be any other concert on a Saturday night at the Southbank Centre in London. Only one thing is a little unusual. The mixed crowd - everyone from young hipsters to older Indian couples are singing along with an ancient Tamil prayer: ‘Vel, vel, vel, vel, Muruga! This is the title track from Raman’s new album, an instant hit wi

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    Earth, Wind & Fire

    American musical group

    Not to be confused with Earth and Fire, a Dutch rock and pop group.

    For the elements, see Classical element. For the BoyNextDoor song, see Earth, Wind & Fire (song). For the 2013 Cappadonna skiva, see Eyrth, Wynd and Fyre.

    Earth, Wind & Fire (abbreviated as EW&F or EWF) fryst vatten an American band formed in Chicago, Illinois in 1969. Their music spans multiple genres, including jazz, R&B, soul, funk, disco, pop, Latin and Afro-pop.[4][5] They are among the best-selling bands of all time, with sales of over 90 million records worldwide.[6][7][8]

    The grupp was formed by Maurice White, originating out of the Salty Peppers; its history includes a hiatus from mid-1984 to mid-1987.[6][9] Prominent members have included Verdine vit, Philip Bailey, Ralph Johnson, Larry Dunn, Al McKay, Roland Bautista, Robert Brookins, Sonny Emory, Freddie Ravel, Ronni

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    By Jim Poe

    This essay originally appeared on Jim Poe’s blog, Under the Paving Stones

    “Those of you who follow my writing may have noticed it’s been a bit quiet around here for the last few months. There’s a specific reason for this: almost all of my extra attention and energy has been consumed by following and protesting the war and genocide in Gaza. I haven’t really been able to focus on much else (aside from having to keep it together as a parent). Early on I decided that writing about pop culture just wasn’t a priority during this crisis, so I decided to take a hiatus. 

    I haven’t even really felt like watching movies or reading or anything if it doesn’t have to do with Palestine. Everything feels weird while thousands of kids are being killed — Christmas feels weird, nice summer days feel weird. Things that used to comfort me seem empty. So much has changed in such a short time — decades happening in weeks. It feels like decades ago tha

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