Sitar Goes Latin - Jayram Acharya Used Vinyl LP Record

Jayram Acharya’s 1968 oddball gem Sitar Goes Latin sounds like a lost soundtrack to a hazy midnight club where Bombay meets Havana. The sitar doesn’t just float over the rhythm section—it locks into those Latin percussion patterns and twists them into something strange, hip, and surprisingly catchy. This Odeon LP in Very Good Minus recordCondition still plays with plenty of life, surface marks and light crackle adding a bit of vintage grit rather than getting in the way. The coverCondition is also Very Good Minus, showing honest shelf wear, minor edge rubs, and the kind of patina you only get from a record that’s actually been loved. For collectors of Indian crossover sounds, crate-diggers chasing unusual 60s fusions, or anyone who wants their next listening session to feel a little off-center in the best way, this is a shelf-talker. Hard to find, even harder to forget once that first sitar phrase slides over the congas. Buy Sitar Goes Latin vinyl LP in Very Good Minus condition Today! TRACKLIST A1 - Quizas, Quizas (Perhaps, Perhaps) () A2 - Besame Mucho () A3 - Cumana () A4 - Desafinado () A5 - Sway () A6 - Perfidia () B1 - Malaguena () B2 - Amor Amor () B3 - Anna () B4 - Misirlou () B5 - Siboney () B6 - La Paloma ()