Shamim Ahmed Khan
Shamim Ahmed Khan (10 September 1938 – 14 February 2012) was a sitarist and composer, and notably, a student of Pandit Ravi Shankar. His solo recording debut was at the age of 29. Shamim had performed in Carnegie Hall, at the Lincoln Center, at the Griffith Center, among other concert halls. Although an exponent of Indian classical music, he was also associated with western musicians such as Buddy Rich, and Paul Horn among others. Provided by Wikipedia-
1by Khan, Shamim Ahmed
Published 1989
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2by Khan, Shamim Ahmed, musician
Published 1989
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3by Khan, Shamim Ahmed, 1938-2012
Published 1998
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4by Khan, Shamim Ahmed, 1938-2012
Published 1998
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