Sentence examples for hari's from inspiring English sources
Hari's on Fulham Road is an institution.
"Hari's on Tour (Express)" was played as the opening number throughout the Harrison Shankar tour, in November and December 1974.
As with all the tracks from the highly priced Songs by George Harrison volumes, "Hari's on Tour (Express)" is available unofficially on bootleg compilations such as Pirate Songs.
In 1992, "Hari's on Tour" appeared on the four-song EP accompanying Songs by George Harrison 2, a limited-edition, hand-bound book made by Genesis Publications.
"Hari's on Tour (Express)" is an instrumental by English musician George Harrison, released as the opening track of his 1974 album Dark Horse.
The sound heard during the opening seconds of "Hari's on Tour" is a sarangi, played by Sultan Khan, who was one of the fifteen musicians in Shankar's orchestra.
Scott stayed on and worked further with Harrison; in addition to the various horn parts, he played organ on "Hari's on Tour".
On the first show of the tour, at Vancouver's Pacific Coliseum on 2 November, Harrison played the song following his opening instrumental, "Hari's on Tour (Express)".
Speaking to Radio 4's The Media Show, Kelner said Hari's practice of not attributing some interviewees' quotes was wrong.
Following Hari's column, riots erupted in India when the English-language daily The Statesman republished Hari's piece.
