I went to an Indian Restaurant last time I was in Arkansas and this was the entertainment.
The problem with a Sitar Sarod is that you can’t jump around on the stage while you are jamming with it.
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Happy Ganesh Chathurthi an’ all.
That’s a sarod, not a sitar.
What? They have more than one kind of instrument in India?
Not really. It’s sort of like banjos and mandolins and guitars – they’re all just plucked, and they’re pretty well the same.
In the 60s I got to see Ravi Shankar live in Rec Hall at Penn State. Outstanding!
Is that Bill Bailey, or just someone who looks like him?
Nevermind; once the boggle wore off, I started being able to read again. <3 Bill Bailey!
I’m delighted that there ARE Indian restaurants in Arkansas.
Apparently not only Indian restaurants, but Indian restaurants with live performances by Bill Bailey. Or did I just read it wrong?
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as it sitar or sarod? Is there a big difference really 🙂