2008, NorthernBlues Music
Fusing Blues music with Indian music has been tried before, but no one has done it quite as successfully as Doug Cox and Salil Bhatt (the son of V.M. Bhatt). That’s because they have been thinking and practicing for over a year before actually recording together.
Slide to Freedom was recorded by Miles Wilkinson, one of the best sound engineers from Nashville — necessary for capturing the intricacies of the mohan veena, V.M. Bhatt’s 19- stringed instrument; the amazing tabla of Ramkumar Mishra; and Salil’s instrument, the Satvik Veena, which has 20 strings (3 for main melody, 5 for drone, and 12 sympathetic strings).
Slide to Freedom was recorded by Miles Wilkinson, one of the best sound engineers from Nashville — necessary for capturing the intricacies of the mohan veena, V.M. Bhatt’s 19- stringed instrument; the amazing tabla of Ramkumar Mishra; and Salil’s instrument, the Satvik Veena, which has 20 strings (3 for main melody, 5 for drone, and 12 sympathetic strings).
Tracklisting
Disc 1
| 1 | Pay Day |
| 2 | Bhoopali Dance |
| 3 | Arabian Night |
| 4 | Soul of a Man |
| 5 | Fish Land |
| 6 | Father Kirwani |
| 7 | Beware of the Man (Who Calls You Bro) |
| 8 | Metting By the Liver |
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