The Radha Krsna Temple

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Recorded in London, England. Includes liner notes by Derek Taylor and excerpts from holy scripts. Digitally remastered by Ron Furmanek (March 1992, Abbey Road Studios, London, England). All songs are traditional chants of the Krsna religion, also known as Hare Krishna. Liner Note Author: Derek Taylor. Recording information: London, England. Unknown Contributor Roles: Phil Smee; Ron Furmanek. Arranger: Mukunda Das Adhikary. For many people in the West they were -- and are -- the carefree public face and begging bowl of Hinduism although the movement was a recent addition to Hinduism's multifariousness. Founded in 1965 when A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami (or Prabhupada) left India to recruit disciples among New York's Lower East Side, Prabhupada's philosophy drew on the teachings of Lord Chaitanya, a 16th-century Bengali saint whose teachings were based on the Bhagavad Gita. Closely associated with George Harrison, this reissue reinstates their ecstatic music to disc. Its slightly Westernized but appealing arrangements betray Harrison's handiwork. Its "Hare Krishna Mantra" charted worldwide. "Govinda" had full orchestration. For a season it turned into the popular face of Hinduism. ~ Ken Hunt
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