Tracklist :
1 Allah-Hoo, Allah-Hoo, Allah-Hoo 30:42
2 Ali Ali Ali Maula Ali Ali 31:45
3 Main To Piya Se Naina Lagaa Aayi Re 10:58
Credits :
Performer – Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Party
Sarangi, Vocals – Ustad Sultan Khan
Tabla – Ustad Abdul Sattar Tari
Tracklist :
1 Brindavan Dance 3:10
Composed By – Ronu Majumdar / Shankar Mahadevan
2 Expression Of Love 4:45
Composed By – Trilok Gurtu
3 Witness To Marriage 4:45
Composed By – Trilok Gurtu
4 Our Heritage 3:17
Composed By – Trilok Gurtu
5 Evening In India 3:14
Composed By – Trilok Gurtu
6 Sounds Of India 6:12
Composed By – Ronu Majumdar
7 Greetings 3:28
Composed By – Trilok Gurtu
8 Street Song 5:42
Composed By – Trilok Gurtu
9 Eastern Journey 3:58
Composed By – Trilok Gurtu
10 Worship 5:35
Composed By – Trilok Gurtu
11 Remembrance 7:00
Composed By – Trilok Gurtu
Credits :
Trilok Gurtu - Drums, Percussion, Tabla, Caxixi, Rattles, Vocals
Zakir Hussain - Tabla
Ravi Chary - Harmonium, Sitar
Ronu Majumdar - Flute
Sarosh Izedyar - Guitar
Indrajit Sharma - Synthesizer
Sultan Khan - Sarangi
Rajesh Bhatt - Pakhaway, Dholak
Shobha Gurtu - Vocals
Shankar Mahadevan - Vocals
Nandini Srikar - Vocals
Tracklist :
1 Seven Notes To Heaven 5'24
Bass [Electric] – Kai Eckhardt
Duduk – Phil Drummy
Electric Guitar, Steel Guitar [Lapsteel] – Roland Cabezas
Harmonium – Ravi Chari
Percussion, Drums, Tabla, Synthesizer – Trilok Gurtu
Violin, Keyboards – Carlo Cantini
2 Mumbai Shuffle 6'02
Bass [Electric] – Johan Berby
Electric Guitar, Steel Guitar [Lapsteel] – Roland Cabezas
Kaval, Bansuri, Bagpipes [Bagpipe-chanter], Performer [Kaen] – Phil Drummy
Percussion, Drums, Tabla, Djembe, Backing Vocals – Trilok Gurtu
Synthesizer – Nitin Shankar
Violin, Ukulele – Carlo Cantini
Vocals – Kalpana
3 Havatight 5'31
Bass [Electric] – Johan Berby
Drums, Tabla, Djembe, Vocals, Kalimba, Talking Drum, Cajón – Trilok Gurtu
Electric Guitar, Vocals – Roland Cabezas
Flute – Phil Drummy
Violin, Melodica – Carlo Cantini
4 Dive In 2'43
Percussion, Tabla, Drums [Frame] – Trilok Gurtu
Sarangi – Dilshad Khan
Violin, Glockenspiel, Keyboards – Carlo Cantini
5 Monk-E-Desh 11'07
Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar [Acoustic] – Roland Cabezas
Harmonica [Chromatic] – Phil Drummy
Percussion, Drums, Vocals, Keyboards, Udu – Trilok Gurtu
6 Kuruksetra 6'28
Cello – Stefano Dall'Ora
Electric Bass – Johan Berby
Electric Guitar – Roland Cabezas
Percussion [Metal], Drums, Tabla, Djembe, Electronics [Basic 1] – Trilok Gurtu
Trombone – Mauro Ottolini
Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Massimo Greco
Violin – Carlo Cantini
Vocals – Devki Pandit
7 Pathri 5'44
Backing Vocals – Sabine Kabongo
Percussion, Electronics [Basic 1], Vocals, Drums [Madal], Drums [Repenique] – Trilok Gurtu
Zither [Cetra] – Carlo Cantini
8 Etnosur 6'55
Acoustic Guitar, Guitar [Gimbri], Electric Guitar, Keyboards – Roland Cabezas
Bass [Electric] – Johan Berby
Percussion, Percussion [Water], Drums, Drums [Madal] – Trilok Gurtu
Saxophone – Phil Drummy
Trombone – Mauro Ottolini
Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Massimo Greco
Violin, Kalimba, Performer [Dilruba] – Carlo Cantini
9 Bridges 4'46
Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar [Acoustic], Percussion [Hand] – Roland Cabezas
Cello – Stefano Dall'Ora
Didgeridoo, Flute, Santoor – Phil Drummy
Percussion, Drums, Drums [Frame] – Trilok Gurtu
Saxophone – Jan Garbarek
Violin – Carlo Cantini
10 Massical 5'38
Bansuri [Bansoori] – Phil Drummy
Bass [Electric] – Johan Berby
Electric Guitar – Roland Cabezas
Keyboards, Percussion, Drums [Frame], Tabla, Performer [Duggi, Chanda] – Nitin Shankar
Percussion, Drums, Udu, Djembe, Tambourine [High] – Trilok Gurtu
Sarangi – Dilshad Khan
Vocals – Kalpana
Tracklist :
1 Part I 2'36
Shakuhachi [Shakuhachi Solo] – Stephan Micus
2 Part II 11'59
Zither, Xylophone [Gender], Shakuhachi – Stephan Micus
3 Part III a 11'22
Sarangi, Shakuhachi, Rabab – Stephan Micus
4 Part III b 5'41
Rabab, Sarangi, Bodhrán [Bodhran], Angklung – Stephan Micus
5 Part IV 4'31
Bells [Kyeezee, Burmese Bells], Vocals [2 Vocal] – Stephan Micus
6 Part V 10'02
Zither, Guitar, Shakuhachi – Stephan Micus
Composed By, Performer [Played By] – Stephan Micus
Text By [Traditional Chinese Koan In Booklet] 
Tracklist :
1 Salinas Dance 5:29
Guitar [Steel-string, Spanish], Suling – Stephan Micus
2 Behind Eleven Deserts 5:10
Bodhrán [Bodhran], Vocals – Stephan Micus
3 Katut 5:28
Sarangi, Suling [Bass] – Stephan Micus
4 I Went On Your Wing 4:10
Tin Whistle, Guitar [Steel-string], Percussion – Stephan Micus
5 Over Crimson Stones 4:45
Suling [Bass], Bodhrán [Bodhran] – Stephan Micus
6 Pour La Fille Du Soleil 6:19
Guitar [Spanish], Vocals – Stephan Micus
7 The Song Of Danijar 12:36
Sitar, Vocals – Stephan Micus
Composed By, Performer [Played By] – Stephan Micus
Wings Over Water is a set of acoustic ambient creativity from Stephan Micus, a master sound designer. He uses a ney flute, Spanish guitars, Bavarian zithers, acoustic guitars, a sarangi, voice, and 22 flowerpots. This is very exotic and esoteric music. Micus takes advantage of the natural timbres and textures of these devices and creates a different kind of ambience. It is definitely not mainstream, decidedly avant-garde, and highly essential for the adventurous music lover. It is in a class by itself. by Jim Brenholts
Tracklist :
1 Part 1 7'21
Acoustic Guitar [5 Acoustic Guitars], Ney [Nay] – Stephan Micus
2 Part 2 6'04
Sarangi, Voice, Percussion [6 Flowerpots] – Stephan Micus
3 Part 3 12'49
Classical Guitar [2 Spanish Guitars], Percussion [9 Flowerpots] – Stephan Micus
4 Part 4 1'39
Ney [Nay] – Stephan Micus
5 Part 5 10'40
Percussion [22 Flowerpots], Ney [Nay] – Stephan Micus
6 Part 6 14'11
Classical Guitar [3 Spanish Guitars], Zither [4 Bavarian Zithers], Suling – Stephan Micus
Composed By, Performer [Played By] – Stephan Micus 
Tracklist :
1 The Horses Of Nizami 3'36
Sarangi, Talking Drum [5 Dondon], Voice [23 Voices] – Stephan Micus
2 Adela 5'43
Dilruba [22 Dilruba] – Stephan Micus
3 Night 2'48
Ngoni [Doussn' Gouni Solo] – Stephan Micus
4 Mikhail's Dream 8'20
Kalimba [2 Kalimba], Voice, Harp [Sinding], Steel Drums [2 Steel Drums], Percussion – Stephan Micus
5 First Snow 4'57
Shakuhachi [Shakuhachi Solo] – Stephan Micus
6 Thirteen Eagles 5'35
Ngoni [Doussn' Gouni], Ney [20 Nay] – Stephan Micus
7 Contessa Entellina 4'29
Voice [Voice Solo] – Stephan Micus
Text By [Poems "Contessa Entellina", "For Yuko"] – Stephan Micus
8 Shen Khar Venakhi 2'44
Dilruba [6 Dilruba], Strings [Sattar] – Stephan Micus
Traditional Georgian Chant (C. 1250)
Arranged By – Stephan Micus
9 For Yuko 8'11
Percussion [2 Flowerpots], Voice [8 Voices], Shakuhachi – Stephan Micus
Credits :
Composed By – Stephan Micus
Text By [Poem] – Rumi
Continuing their explorations on Silk Road Journeys: When Strangers Meet, Yo-Yo Ma and the Silkroad Ensemble go even deeper into cross-cultural studies on this 2005 soundtrack album. Produced for a 10-part series on Japan's NHK television network, the CD's 15 tracks are arranged in three suites, entitled Enchantment, Origins, and New Beginnings, more reflective of inherent musical affinities than of the way the music was used in the program. The musicians tap into the variously overlapping musical styles of lands stretching from China and India to Iran and Turkey, and the arrangements by Zhao Jiping and Zhao Lin include a mix of instruments from around the world, to add greater color and sonic dimensions. The album's exotic and meditative qualities may attract fans of both international and new age music, though there is perhaps little crossover appeal for Ma's classical devotees. Due to the group's cohesion and spirit of cooperation, solos are fairly evenly distributed, and Ma stands out no more or less than the other players. Indeed, kamancheh virtuoso Kayhan Kalhor and vocalist Alim Qasimov have greater prominence, and it may even be said that tabla master Sandeep Das steals the show. Sony's sound quality is satisfactory, though a little soft in places. by Blair Sanderson
Tracklist:
Enchantment
1 Mohini (Enchantment) 1:47
Arranged By – Ljova
Written-By – Indrajit Dey, Sandeep Das
2 Oasis 3:00
3 Distant Green Valley 7:06
Written-By – Zhao Jiping, Zhao Lin
4 Akhalqalaqi Dance 1:22
Arranged By – Gevorg Dabaghyan
Written-By – Georgian/Armenian Traditional
5 Echoes Of A Lost City 1:18
Written-By – Zhao Jiping
Origins
6 Mountains Are Far Away 6:09
Arranged By – Ljova
Written-By – Kayhan Kalhor
7 Yanzi (Swallow Song) 3:25
Arranged By – Zhao Lin
Written-By – Kazakh/Chinese Traditional
8 Battle Remembered 4:00
Arranged By – Zhao Lin
9 Summer In The High Grassland 4:37
Written-By – Zhao Jiping
New Beginnings
10 Kor Arab 4:08
Written-By – Fikret Amirov
11 Shikasta (Minstrel's Song) 1:48
Lyrics By – Mammad Ordubadi
Written-By – Uzeyir Hajibeyov
12 Night At The Caravanserai 7:56
Arranged By – Shane Shanahan
Written-By – Turkish Traditional
13 Gallop Of A Thousand Horses 5:07
Written-By – Kayhan Kalhor
14 Tarang (Currents) 6:27
Written-By – Sandeep Das
15 Sacred Cloud Music 5:30
Written-By – Zhao Jiping
Credits:
Bass – DaXun Zhang (tracks: 1 to 3, 6, 8, 10 to 14)
Bells [Indian Footbells] – Shane Shanahan (tracks: 2)
Bongos – Mark Suter (tracks: 14)
Caxixi – Joel Fan (tracks: 14), Shane Shanahan (tracks: 9)
Cello – Jason Duckles (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 6, 13), Yo-Yo Ma (tracks: 1, 3, 5 to 15)
Chimes – Mark Suter (tracks: 1)
Conductor – Alan Pierson (tracks: 1, 3, 8)
Djembe – Shane Shanahan (tracks: 4, 8, 9)
Drum [Ocean Drum] – Shane Shanahan (tracks: 3, 14)
Duduk – Gevorg Dabaghyan (tracks: 1, 3, 4, 8)
Finger Cymbals – Joel Fan (tracks: 12), Mark Suter (tracks: 8), Shane Shanahan (tracks: 3)
Goblet Drum [Dumbek] – Joseph Gramley (tracks: 14), Mark Suter (tracks: 8, 12), Shane Shanahan (tracks: 12)
Goblet Drum [Tombak] – Mark Suter (tracks: 9 to 11), Siamak Aghaei (tracks: 13)
Harp – Gulia Mashurova (tracks: 1, 3, 8)
Kanjira – Shane Shanahan (tracks: 2, 10, 11)
Ney – Siamak Jahangiry (tracks: 1, 6, 12)
Pandeiro – Mark Suter (tracks: 2)
Performer [Bawu] – Wu Tong (tracks: 2)
Performer [Daf] – Alim Qasimov (tracks: 10, 11)
Performer [Hadjira] – Shane Shanahan (tracks: 14)
Performer [Kamancheh] – Kayhan Kalhor (tracks: 3, 6, 13), Rauf Islamov (tracks: 10, 11)
Performer [Riq] – Mark Suter (tracks: 12), Shane Shanahan (tracks: 6)
Performer [Santur] – Siamak Aghaei (tracks: 3, 6)
Performer [Xun] – Wu Tong (tracks: 5)
Piano – Joel Fan (tracks: 3, 6), Wu Man (tracks: 8)
Pipa – Wu Man (tracks: 1 to 3, 12, 15)
Rattle – Joel Fan (tracks: 2), Mark Suter (tracks: 1), Shane Shanahan (tracks: 9)
Sarangi – Fakhruddin Dholpuri (tracks: 1)
Shaker – Shane Shanahan (tracks: 12)
Shakuhachi – Kojiro Umezaki (tracks: 1, 12)
Sheng – Wu Tong (tracks: 2, 3, 12)
Tabla – Sandeep Das (tracks: 1, 3, 8, 9, 14)
Tar (lute) – Malik Mansurov (tracks: 10, 11)
Udu – Mark Suter (tracks: 3, 6)
Vibraphone, Singing Bowls [Tibetan Prayer Bowls], Tam-tam, Bells [Knocking Bells], Cymbal [Suspended], Triangle, Crotales, Performer [Flower Pot] – Joseph Gramley (tracks: 1)
Viola – Ljova (tracks: 1 to 3, 6, 8, 10, 11, 14), Max Mandel (tracks: 3, 6, 13, 15), Nicholas Cords (tracks: 6, 12, 13)
Violin – Colin Jacobsen (tracks: 1 to 3, 6, 8, 10 to 15), Jonathan Gandelsman (tracks: 1, 3, 6, 8, 10 to 15)
Vocals – Alim Qasimov (tracks: 1, 10 to 12), Nilanjana Dey (tracks: 1), Wu Tong (tracks: 7)
The emphasis is on inventive blues/ragtime guitarists on this CD. First there is a previously unreleased alternate take of Blind Blake playi...
