Music Plus Cooking OT Deanna Ravi Shankar

[Guest guest]

Very sad, he played no part is being a parent and she

hates the world knowing he fathered her. Her Mother

raised her as a single parent and she used to spend

days listening to her Mom's albums. She is a true

talent, isn't she.

OK Deanna you can put her on the CD player as you

cook.

Donna

 

--- Sharon Zakhour <sharon.zakhour wrote:

 

> I LOVE Ravi Shankar, though I haven't listened to

> him in years. I even

> have a dusty CD or two I need to get out and

> download to my iPod.

>

> Did you guys know (I bet Donna does) that Norah

> Jones is his daughter?

> Check her out on iTunes if her name doesn't sound

> familiar. She's won a

> bunch of Grammy's - she's a jazz singer/musician.

>

> Sharon

>

> Donnalilacflower wrote:

> > Here's some a video of Ravi for you, I sure

> enjoyed

> > seeing his performance with George Harrison's

> Concert

> > for Bangladesh. Here's a video from that concert

> too

> > with George and the others. Enjoy and whip up

> some

> > yummies while this plays LOUD!

> >

>

 

 

Music washes away from the soul

the dust of everyday life.

- Berthold Auerbach -

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I have two CD's (hm, maybe three but I'm

at work and not at home and can't remember

for certain at the moment) by Norah Jones

and one CD by Anoushka Shankar, her half

sister, oh and one by Ravi Shankar also.

 

These web pages don't make her relationship

sound quite that bad although it does indicate

she was raised by her mother and was estranged

for most of her childhood from her father.

Sounds like they've resolved some of their

issues.

 

http://www.spring.net/music/

http://www.cnn.com/2003/SHOWBIZ/Music/02/24/grammys.ravishankar.ap/index.html

 

I always like listening to music and have a

tendency to, um, over-collect (or at least I

think that's what my wife thinks). I think

5000 or 6000+ CD's is still a relatively small

collection.

 

And to add a bit of vegetarian flavor to the

email, has anyone ever had sorrel soup? I

bought some fresh sorrel at Whole Foods this

week and hope to make a sorrel soup this week

(maybe even for the 4th of July although maybe

not the most appropriate, I admit.) Maybe I'll

listen to Edith Piaf while making that.

 

Gary

 

 

--- Donnalilacflower <thelilacflower wrote:

 

> Very sad, he played no part is being a parent

> and she hates the world knowing he fathered her.

> Her Mother raised her as a single parent and

> she used to spend days listening to her Mom's

> albums. She is a true talent, isn't she. OK

> Deanna you can put her on the CD player as you

> cook.

> Donna

>

> --- Sharon Zakhour <sharon.zakhour wrote:

>

> > I LOVE Ravi Shankar, though I haven't listened

> > to him in years. I even have a dusty CD or two

> > I need to get out and download to my iPod.

> >

> > Did you guys know (I bet Donna does) that Norah

> > Jones is his daughter?

> > Check her out on iTunes if her name doesn't sound

> > familiar. She's won a

> > bunch of Grammy's - she's a jazz singer/musician.

> >

> > Sharon

> >

> > Donnalilacflower wrote:

> > > Here's some a video of Ravi for you, I sure

> > enjoyed

> > > seeing his performance with George Harrison's

> > Concert

> > > for Bangladesh. Here's a video from that

> concert

> > too

> > > with George and the others. Enjoy and whip up

> > some

> > > yummies while this plays LOUD!

> > >

> >