Chatur Lal - Revision history

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 [[File:Chatur Lal.jpg|500px|thumb|right|Chatur Lal in 1961.]]
-'''Chatur Lal''' (16 April 1925 - 14 October 1965) was an Indian tabla player. One of the musicians responsible for bringing classical Indian music to the attention of western listeners. He first toured in Europe in 1955 and then onto the USA accompanying [[Ravi Shankar]]. They recorded the acclaimed ''"Three Ragas"'' album in 1956 and, with [[Nodu C. Mullick]], ''"Sounds of India"'' (1957) and ''India's Master Musician'' (1959).
+'''Chatur Lal''' (16 April 1925 - 14 October 1965) was an Indian tabla player. One of the musicians responsible for bringing classical Indian music to the attention of western listeners. He first toured in Europe in 1955 and then onto the USA accompanying [[Ravi Shankar]]. They recorded the acclaimed ''Three Ragas'' album in 1956 and, with [[Nodu C. Mullick]], ''Sounds of India'' (1957) and ''India's Master Musician'' (1959).
-He wrote the music for Norman McLaren's animated film ''"A Chairy Tale" (1957)'' and James Ivory's documentary on Indian minature paintings ''"The Sword and the Flute" (1959)''. He recorded the solo ''"Drums of India"'' in 1961.
+He wrote the music for Norman McLaren's animated film ''A Chairy Tale" (1957)'' and James Ivory's documentary on Indian minature paintings ''The Sword and the Flute (1959)''.
 ==References==

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 [[File:Chatur Lal.jpg|500px|thumb|right|Chatur Lal in 1961.]]
-'''Chatur Lal''' (16 April 1925 - 14 October 1965) was an Indian tabla player. One of the musicians responsible for bringing classical Indian music to the attention of western listeners. He first toured in Europe in 1955 and then onto the USA accompanying [[Ravi Shankar]]. They recorded the acclaimed ''"Three Ragas"'' album in 1956 and, with [[Nodu C. Mullick]], ''"Sounds of India"'' (1958). He wrote the music for Norman McLaren's animated film ''"A Chairy Tale" (1957)'' and James Ivory's documentary on Indian minature paintings ''"The Sword and the Flute" (1959)''. He recorded the solo ''"Drums of India"'' in 1961.
+'''Chatur Lal''' (16 April 1925 - 14 October 1965) was an Indian tabla player. One of the musicians responsible for bringing classical Indian music to the attention of western listeners. He first toured in Europe in 1955 and then onto the USA accompanying [[Ravi Shankar]]. They recorded the acclaimed ''"Three Ragas"'' album in 1956 and, with [[Nodu C. Mullick]], ''"Sounds of India"'' (1957) and ''India's Master Musician'' (1959).
 ==References==

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 * [[Wikipedia:Chatur Lal]]
-[[Category:Favorite Musicians|Lal, Chatur]]
+[[Category:Favorite Folk Artists|Lal, Chatur]]
 [[Category:Influences|Lal, Chatur]]
 [[Category:Freak Out! (The List)|Lal, Chatur]]
 [[Category:Folk Artists|Lal, Chatur]]
 [[Category:Percussionists|Lal, Chatur]]

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 * [[Wikipedia:Chatur Lal]]
-[[Category:Favorite Artists|Lal, Chatur]]
+[[Category:Favorite Musicians|Lal, Chatur]]
 [[Category:Influences|Lal, Chatur]]
 [[Category:Freak Out! (The List)|Lal, Chatur]]
 [[Category:Folk Artists|Lal, Chatur]]
 [[Category:Percussionists|Lal, Chatur]]

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-[[Chatur Lal]] (1925 - 1965) Indian tabla player. One of the musicians responsible for bringing classical Indian music to the attention of western listeners. He first toured in Europe in 1955 and then onto the USA accompanying [[Ravi Shankar]]. They recorded the acclaimed "Three Ragas" album in 1956 and, with [[Nodu C. Mullick]],  "Sounds of India" (1958). He wrote the music for Norman McLaren's animated film "A Chairy Tale" (1957) and James Ivory's documentary on Indian minature paintings "The Sword and the Flute" (1959). He recorded the solo "Drums of India" in 1961.
+[[File:Chatur Lal.jpg|500px|thumb|right|Chatur Lal in 1961.]]
 ==References==
-[[Chatur Lal]] is name-checked on the cover of "[[Freak Out!]]" (1966) under the heading "These People Have Contributed Materially In Many Ways To Make Our Music What It Is. Please Do Not Hold It Against Them".
+Chatur Lal is mentioned in the list of influences inside the cover of ''"[[Freak Out!]]" (1966)'', under the heading: ''"These People Have Contributed Materially In Many Ways To Make Our Music What It Is. Please Do Not Hold It Against Them"''.
 ==See also==

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 [[Chatur Lal]] (1925 - 1965) Indian tabla player. One of the musicians responsible for bringing classical Indian music to the attention of western listeners. He first toured in Europe in 1955 and then onto the USA accompanying [[Ravi Shankar]]. They recorded the acclaimed "Three Ragas" album in 1956 and, with [[Nodu C. Mullick]],  "Sounds of India" (1958). He wrote the music for Norman McLaren's animated film "A Chairy Tale" (1957) and James Ivory's documentary on Indian minature paintings "The Sword and the Flute" (1959).  He recorded the solo "Drums of India" in 1961.
-[[Category:Supporting Cast]]
+[[Category:Supporting Cast|Lal, Chatur]]
-[[Category:Musicians]]
+[[Category:Musicians|Lal, Chatur]]
-[[Category:Freak Out! (The List)]]
+[[Category:Freak Out! (The List)|Lal, Chatur]]