Joyride!

By kitzies. Filed in new world kirtan  |  

 

I’m talking Dave Stringer’s new CD, and what a joyride it is.  It hasn’t been released yet, but we have a preview in this week’s podcast.  I’ve been listening to the masters for several weeks, and it was hard to choose a favorite to share with you.  The chant I chose was one I heard Dave & his band perform last spring.  It was my first live kirtan concert, so this one is dear to my heart–and it’s great to sing to.  I hope you enjoy it also.  Namaste.

THIS WEEK’S PODCAST
SONG	ARTIST	CD	SONGBOOK
Om	Mercury Max	The Eternal Om
Toning Bowls	Larisa Stow & Shakti Tribe	Reaching In	-
Muslim Peace Prayer	Larisa Stow & Shakti Tribe	Reaching In	-
Om Namah Shivaya	Swaha	Vishnu’s Dream	-
Sat Narayan	Guru Ganesha Singh	Joy Is Now	-
Om Shakti	Sean Johnson & the Wild Lotus Band	Calling the Spirits
Kali Durge (Durga Rag)	Dave Stringer	Joyride	-

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Tags: call and response, chanting, Dave Stringer, devotional chant, devotional chanting, free meditation music, Guru Ganesha Singh, Guruganesha Singh, Joyride, kirtan, Larisa Stowe & Shakti Tribe, mantric music, Mantrology, meditation music to download free, meditative chant, new world kirtan, Sean Johnson & the Wild Lotus Band, spiritual music, Swaha

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2 comments to “Joyride!”

1. 
   Comment by Timananda:
   Thursday, September 10th 2009 at 4:59 pm

   Namasté, Kitzies.

   May I please offer that the lady’s name is pronounced “Lah-rees-uh”?
   Thanks for posting her music, but Shakti Sessions is more indicative of what they are writing and performing now (the two you chose from Reaching In are more like tone-poems).

   Shantih

2. 
   Comment by kitzies:
   Thursday, September 10th 2009 at 8:37 pm

   Hi Timananda, and thanks for letting me know how to pronounce Larisa’s name. Usually we do pranayama for the first 4-5 minutes of the satsang, that’s why I used those selections at the beginning of the podast. I can’t wait to play some of her other songs, it will be hard to choose a favorite to share.

   Thanks for stopping by & commenting.

   Kitzie

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