Paul Horn - Inside II flac album

Inside is an album by American flautist and composer Paul Horn, released in 1969 by Epic Records. It features Horn playing solo flute with an unidentified guard of the tombs who provides Hindu chants

Inside II ‎(CD, Album). Wounded Bird Records. Inside II ‎(LP, Album, Yel). Inside The Powers Of Nature ‎(LP, Album). Golden Flute Records.

Paul Horn ‎– Inside II. Label: Wounded Bird Records ‎– WOU 1600. Producer, Flute, Piccolo Flute, Liner Notes – Paul Horn. Recorded By – Roger Lamoureux. Recorded By – Barry Jones (5), Chester Beachell, Dr. Paul Spong.

This album has an average beat per minute of 128 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 79/151 BPM). Recent albums by Paul Horn. In India & Kashmir. Inside Monument Valley.

On this page you can listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. Photo of Paul Horn - Inside II. More albums of Paul Horn: Chico Hamilton With Paul Horn. Inside The Powers Of Nature. This album was released on the label Epic (catalog number KE 31600). This album was released in 1972 year.

Inside (Paul Horn album). The album was recorded inside the Taj Mahal on 25 April 1968, while Horn was with the Beatles in India, and released on the Epic Records label. It has sold over one million copies. The album has been reissued under the name Inside the Taj Mahal. all songs composed by Horn). Side 1. "Prologue/Inside" (3:57). Mantra II/Duality" (2:24). Ustad Isa/Mantra III" (2:27). Paul Horn – flute, composer and producer. Earl Barton and Larry Kurland – photographs. Unidentified sentry – chanting accompaniment. "Security Tightened at Taj Mahal", BBC News, 26 September, 2001. Epic Records BXN 26466 (1968).

Inside II is a world fusion music album recording by PAUL HORN released in 1972 on CD, LP/Vinyl and/or cassette. Filed under World Fusion By PAUL HORN.

After 20 years, Paul Horn returned to the site of one of new age music's monumental events. On Inside the Taj Mahal, Vol. 2, he uses a soprano saxophone in addition to his flutes. By total coincidence, the guard who had accompanied him in 1968 was on duty again and provided similar Hindi chants. The beauty of these pieces is pristine. Using the 28-second unbroken echo perfectly, Horn's acoustic instruments take on space music textures and ambient timbres. The ethereal soundscapes are full and dense and the atmospheres are cool and smooth; there are no flaws in this recording

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