The Beatles Indian Songs. Bonus feature: Ravi Shankar's "I am missing you", produced and arranged by George Harrison. Well, I've got a little time on my hands today, so I'm going to take the opportunity to ask about something about the Beatles fandom that I just flat-out DO NOT GET.
And remarkably enough then encountered Indian classical music in the form of a sitar used in a scene from Help! Like many Beatles songs from the period, 'I Need You' features a double-tracked lead vocal, which gives the song a hazy, dreamlike quality. Sort of beatle's indian version song i guess.
It includes recordings of contemporary Indian artists who interpreted Beatles songs created as a result of the band's trip to India.
This is his humble attempt to portray the power and versatility of Indian Classical instruments.
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Many of the songs made it onto the band's iconic White Album. The title of the video does not belong to the title of the song played on the video. "Blue Jay Way" is a song recorded by the English rock band the Beatles. The song uses a range of Indian instruments : the Tambura, Sitar, Tabla, Dilruba and a Swarmandal.