Shard-like reeds, temple courtyards, and late‑night All India Radio memories — this 1977 EMI pressing of “Nadhaswaram” gathers T.N. Rajarathinam Pillai, the Thiruvizhimizhalai Brothers, Kuzhikarai Pichaippa, and Thiruvengadu Subramaniam Pillai onto one hypnotic LP. The record is graded Very Good Minus, with that lived‑in analog warmth: light surface noise in quieter passages, but the music cuts through rich and bold. The cover has been remade, so you’re getting a fresh, no‑nonsense outer sleeve protecting a very real slice of the ’70s. Spin it at 33 RPM and you’re right there in the front row, following those spiraling phrases and earthy drones that made the nadhaswaram a festival mainstay. If you collect Indian classical wind recordings, this is the sort of odd‑rare find you don’t see every day. Buy Nadhaswaram vinyl LP in Very Good Minus condition Today! and give your turntable something deeply traditional yet endlessly replayable.