The Jungle Book by Dissidenten (CD, Feb-2000, Triloka) 
The Jungle Book by Dissidenten (CD, Feb-2000, Triloka)

 
The Jungle Book by Dissidenten (CD, Feb-2000, Triloka)

Artist: Dissidenten
Release Date: Feb 2000
Format: CD
Record Label: Triloka
Genre: Funk, R&B
UPC: 744447802222
Product ID: EPID3362048
Description: Dissidenten: Marlon Klein (vocals, keyboards, drums); Uve Mullrich (electric guitar, sitar, keyboards, bass); Friedemann Josch (flute, keyboards). Additional personnel includes: R.A. Ramamani (vocals, tanpoura); T.A.S. Mani (vocals, mrin...
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Track Listing
1. Bombay Street-Sound
2. Love Supreme
3. Maharajas' Ox-Cart
4. Lost Hindu-Tapes
5. Jungle-Book Part I
6. Jungle-Book Part II - (trance version)
7. Sound of Water
8. Monsoon
9. All India Radio
10. Gondagaon
11. Path of Rhythm
12. Puja-Celebration
13. Light of Love

Details
Producer:Marlon Klein
Distributor:E1 Distribution (USA)
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Dissidenten: Marlon Klein (vocals, keyboards, drums); Uve Mullrich (electric guitar, sitar, keyboards, bass); Friedemann Josch (flute, keyboards).
Additional personnel includes: R.A. Ramamani (vocals, tanpoura); T.A.S. Mani (vocals, mrindangam), T.N. Shaskikumar (vocals, kanjira); Ragavendra (vocals); Mike Steel, Cheryl Sparry (spoken vocals); Roman Bunka (guitar, sitar); R.A. Rajagopal (violin, mrindangam); Tomas San Miguel (accordion, keyboards); Chuck Henderson (saxophone); Wilfried Grotens (trumpet); Werner Aldinger (trombone); Roland Spremberg, Mike Weymeyer (keyboards).
German trio Dissidenten invokes Kipling, Coltrane, the Bhagavad Gita and recite poetic musings on the significance of rhythm. A bit pretentious? Sure, but the band is gracious enough to let guest artists the Karnataka College of Percussion on vocals, tanpoura, violin, and drums steal the show song after song -- especially on "Monsoon" when the D's strip down to jockey shorts and electric piano to let a chorister strut her Carnatic pipes. In fact, so many guests take front and center in this sense-spinning fusing of classical Indian music, funk, and rock, you'd think the Germans had relegated themselves to session musician status. They play expert backbone, though, organizing a complex project that easily could have thudded. ~ Bob Tarte

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