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Hansadutta Swami

Hansadutta Swami

Hansadutta Swami has been played on NTS shows including RVNG Intl. Presents Friends & Fiends, with You're So Wise first played on 18 October 2019.

Hansadutta Swami recorded and produced a number of LPs and singles featuring Hare Krishna songs while in Germany, circa 1974, including the album "KRSNA Meditation" with vocals by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami, which was recorded in a makeshift studio at Schloss Rettershof near Frankfurt, Germany. Later, in 1978 he produced an LP cover "Nothing to Lose But All To Gain". The LP cover "Nice but Dead" followed some time in 1981. The title seems to be a reference to the body, described as "nice but dead": according to Krishna teachings, notably Bhagavad Gita As It Is, only the soul is alive, while the body is at best "nice but dead". Production reportedly cost $35,000. The cover has been described as "a collection of guitar accompanied potshots at other gurus". In or around 1982, Hansadutta recorded and produced the LP cover "The Vision".

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Hansadutta Swami

Hansadutta Swami has been played on NTS shows including RVNG Intl. Presents Friends & Fiends, with You're So Wise first played on 18 October 2019.

Hansadutta Swami recorded and produced a number of LPs and singles featuring Hare Krishna songs while in Germany, circa 1974, including the album "KRSNA Meditation" with vocals by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami, which was recorded in a makeshift studio at Schloss Rettershof near Frankfurt, Germany. Later, in 1978 he produced an LP cover "Nothing to Lose But All To Gain". The LP cover "Nice but Dead" followed some time in 1981. The title seems to be a reference to the body, described as "nice but dead": according to Krishna teachings, notably Bhagavad Gita As It Is, only the soul is alive, while the body is at best "nice but dead". Production reportedly cost $35,000. The cover has been described as "a collection of guitar accompanied potshots at other gurus". In or around 1982, Hansadutta recorded and produced the LP cover "The Vision".

Original source Last.fm

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