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Slinging tuneage like some fried or otherwise soused short-order cook. Embiggening the earholes

From Buttholes to Europop, from Loons to Bassoons.

12 July 2026

Best of Blender 2007.

 

Take a heaping serving of world renowned Pakistani Qawalli master Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. 

 

 

Add an equal portion of electronic music, avant-garde, reggae. Dub, electronica, & worldbeat musician, composer, record producer, & solo artist Gaudi. 

Throw them in a blender with a dash of Style Scott & you can't go wrong with this delicious Downtempo special sauce. 

 

Gaudi + Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Dub Qawwali, Six Degrees Records 6570361137-2, 2007.
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Bethe Bethe Kese Kese (intro – Mahatma Gandhi)
Tera Jana Kere Rang Lawe    
Jab Teri Dhun Main Raha Karte They    
Dil Da Rog Muka Ja Mahi    
Ghamgar Bare Ne    
Abhi Apna Abhi Paraya Hai    
Ena Akhiyan Noo    
Kahin Mot Se Bhi Na Jao    
Mainoo Ole Bai Ke Pee Lain De    
Othe Mera Yar Wasda
 
 
 

Enjoy,

12 comments:

  1. Dub Qawwali
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  2. Wow, what a coinkidinky. I was just listening to Nusrat Fateh Aki Khan t'other day! This ought to be a treat. Cheers mate. Glad to read that you're on the mend too.

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    1. Thank you, my friend. Hope you enjoy this Nusrat. I think it's quite good.

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  3. How did I not know about this? Thanks!

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    1. So much music in the world. Easy to miss a good one now & then. Enjoy.

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  4. Thanks so much NØ! Nusrat + Gaudi is a phenomenal album! Six Degrees put out some absolute bangers!
    If you enjoyed Dub Qawwali, you might also enjoy Dub Qawwali Remixes, also by Gaudi. https://pixeldrain.com/u/6areHj7n pw: nusrat!

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  5. Six Degrees have a good back catalogue, Thanks for the remixes link. Grabbing it now.

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  6. Stately Plump Buck7/14/26, 9:05 AM

    Wonderful again. Thank you!

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  7. What a terrific combination! It works beautifully. I like how they leave breathing space for one another in the mix. You're probably already long familiar with them, but Nusrat's collaborations with Canadian (infinite-) guitarist Michael Brook are also wonderful.
    Thank you for posting this album, for me it's a new branch of the NFAK tree to explore, and Many Thanks to Charlie for the remixes!
    Best wishes for a speedy and uncomplicated recovery!
    -Troy :0)

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  8. I LOVE how the melody line in Dil Da Rog Muka Ja Mahi started out as what I fiigured was a UB40 riff from 1 in 10 (remember the 808 State version?) but then fully transforms into Kraftwerk's The Model. Put a grin on my face! :0) Plus makes me wonder how I for decades have missed that reference with UB40's usage.

    I love how Music keeps opening up like that: the connections, asides, references, nods, and steals.

    Cheers!

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    1. Thanks for the comments here & elsewhere today. Nusrat is great in all things musical that he attempts, from his native Qawalli to all his various collaboration with multiple other blendings.

      Also thanks for taking the time to thank dear friend Charlie, always adding a bit more to the mix (or remixes) here.

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