78 rpm Records of Indian Music: Parvati and Party of Udaipur

More Marwari geets in the vivid low fidelity that appears characteristic of the output of “Marwari Records.” Parvati and Party get a nice groove going, and it is enjoyable to listen through the distortion to get a picture of what this music originally sounded like.

Lo-fi they may have been, but you’ve got to admit that Marwari Records had a damn cool label. I love the tiger, don’t you?

Listening to these 78 rpm discs is a wonderful experience. It’s like falling in love.

There used to be a place in Mumbai called “Chor Bazaar,” and there was a shopkeeper there who sold these 78s. But the Rajasthani material was purchased at a little shop in Udaipur.

30 Nov 2015, 11:26pm
by Brad dadson


Hi there, love the records and the music. I’m in India at the moment and was wondering where you found these beautiful things?
Cheers, Brad

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