A MUST for BEATLE fans!

To The "Fab Four" from Liverpool...A Tribute From India
The Most Unique BEATLE Tribute Album You'll Ever Hear!!

Demo Video of "You've Got To Hide Your Love Away " (11.8 MB) See Madooo in a LIVE performance.

Demo Video of "Got To Get You Into My Life" (9.9 MB) As seen in Discovery-TV Europe's "The Alternative Rock n' Roll Years"covering
the Rock n' Roll scene in the 70s around the world. It is illegal to duplicate or play this video in any other situation.

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• March 2006. Rated #1 for Top Artist, Top Album and "The John Lennon Tribute" had been the Top Song forover 3 weeks on Aol.Music.Now in their John Lennon Profile page.On their Daily Playlist, it bounces back and forth, and has also made it to the #1 spot a few times.

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• No.1 on French Radio “Le Sonographe” http://www.live365.com/stations/sonographer – JULY 26, 2006

• "Hi Madooo! GREAT JOB! As you probably know, Le Sonographe is strictly broadcasting Fab4 covers, So...Your CD is absolutely what we like to hear, with this incredible blend of indian atmosphere and strong Rock'n Roll roots. We've included two tracks in our current playlist:"Gotta Get You Into My Life" and "You Can't Do That"...Just to begin! We change our playlist each month, and don't doubt that we'll programme other tracks.Thanks a lot and congratulations. All the best." –Jean-Jacques Gilles, Station Director, http://www.live365.com/stations/sonographer, FRANCE
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• "This album is incredible – An Indian music-salute to The Beatles"– ARCHER from 99.5 The Mountain's 'Breakfast With The Beatles', CO, USA. ARCHER was the first to feature MADOOO on American Radio in his show as EXTRAORDINARY COVERS — Cover versions of Beatles songs that take the songs to different levels. On July 18, 2004 Archer played "If I needed someone" alongside cuts by Elton John and Al Green.
  Click here to listen to Archer's Comments.
  Madooo's "Tribute to John Lennon" was chosen to open John's Birthday Special morning program by 99.5 The Mountain's "Breakfast With The Beatles", on Oct 10, 2004. .Click here to listen to Archer's introduction on his John Lennon's Birthday Special Show, 2004
  99.5 The Mountain's "Breakfast With The Beatles" brings you three hours of Beatles & solo-Beatle music and audioclips each Sunday morning at 9. The show includes special features, previews of new releases and theme sets suggested by listeners. Your host is the Mountain's morning guide, Archer, who has interviewed all four Beatles over the course of his radio career and brings an extensive audio archive to this unique, locally-produced weekly "fab fest."
  

• "Hi Madooo! Very interesting. I especially like 'Obla de obla da' or whatever its called. My only criticism is that its somewhat over produced in some places but in general yes, very good and very different which makes a change and well done. Regards"
• – Gordon Waller of "PETER & GORDON" – http://gordonwaller.com
• Check out http://www.peterandgordon.us for the then and some of the now and what is going to be. Also, http://www.gordonwaller.com for what is going on solo with him. Coming soon www.peterandgordon.net http://www.peterandgordon.net for the Official business site, store and more!
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• "I like it.. Very moving especially 'The John Lennon tribute'.... Sort of like George Harrison re-arranged Beatle songs".
• – Georgiana Steele-Waller

• "I listened again to your CD and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I like the variation in phraseology; you have also been able to resist overkill in terms of instrumentation and complexity, and have found a wonderful balance that focuses on the simplicity and the purity of the music. Congrats!" – David Goyette, Producer: Toronto Beatles Celebration www.torontobeatlescelebration.com
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1. "I really like the CD. My favorites are 'You can't do that', and 'Across the universe' (which has a very Roger Waters
   kind of vocal arrangement). All of the album is very interesting...the songs are very different...finally something
   different for the Beatles' cover world." – Simone from
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• "Hello Madhu, You will be pleased to know I have included your version of "Norwegian Wood" as the Odd Track Out feature on my show. It will air on June 11 or 12 on my FM affiliates, and it will be available to hear on-demand for a week beginning June 12 at www.beatlesradioshow.com. Thanks again for your contribution!"
  – Dennis Mitchell, "Dennis Mitchell's Breakfast With The Beatles"
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2. “You have done a great job of your interpretations... It looks like you are a very good part of the global scene in a very big way to me... Congratulations... It is a great contribution to the fab four's legacy...” – Richie Havens
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6. "I very much liked 'You've Got to Hide Your Love Away' and the 'John Lennon tribute'. I think George would've liked your version of his song (If I needed someone) because it has all the Indian feel in it." – PAT MANCUSO, Founder of the Official George Harrison Fan Club in 1964 and author of "Do You Want To Know A Secret"
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1. “Your love for India and the music of the Beatles shines out from every track of this exciting collection. I've played it for friends. They automatically start dancing." – JOSHUA GREENE He is author of 'Here Comes the Sun: The Spiritual and Musical Journey of George Harrison (John Wiley & Sons, January 2006). Joshua recorded with George in 1969-70 with the Radha Krishna Temple on Apple. Joshua M. Greene teaches in the Religion Department of Hofstra University in New York.
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1. “We DID play it a couple of weeks back - great job!” I will stay in touch. Thanks, Madooo! Love"
   – Kenneth Dashow, Q-104.3 (New York’s Classic Rock Station).
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  “Greetings Madooo, my friend: Interviewing you and playing tracks from ‘To the Fab Four from Liverpool...A Tribute from India’ on KMSU fm was a real pleasure, for both Gully and me. Its definitely one of the highlights of my fifteen years, as host of the World Beat.” – Mark R. Thomas, World Beat host/producer: KMSU/KMSK FM , The Maverick Radio Network
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3. “Hey Madooo, I'm glad you found out that the "Tribute" was doing well here. New releases have 2 months during which we chart & report and your record placed into the Top 20 on at least one of our reports to CMJ! The "Tribute" is now in our regular library -- for now it's filing in the International section, but I may create a section specifically for covers & tributes which will make it easier for DJs to locate it in the years to come. Thanks so much for thinking of us ... & congratulations.”
   – Matthew Finch, KUNM Music Department
6. "Dear Madooo - Congratulations! You're being featured on the ubl Featured Artist - World section. I really enjoyed your version on "Norwegian Wood". I'm certain you're going to have a great experience. You can find your feature at the URL below: http://www.ubl.com/genres/world Good Luck!"– Adam, Product Manager for ARTISTdirect_UBL
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1. "It's quite an engaging meld of "East Meets West".  It's got just enough Indian influence to be interesting, but not overpowering.There are 14 Beatles songs covered as well as two versions of Madooo's John Lennon Tribute. I really like the John tribute. Actual newscasts of Dec 8, 1980 are woven into an "Imagine/Watchin' the Wheels/Give Peace a Chance" medley. This is the second time I've listened to it and both times I choked up."
2. – Mara from beatles-collectors@yahoogroups.com
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4. "Madooo is not interested in simply translating Beatles songs into traditional Indian arrangements. Rather, he is a contemporary musician with a combination of Indian and Western rock infleunces, and his versions are hybrids.They tend to work best when he is trying lesser-known Beatles songs such as 'You Can't Do That' and 'Things We Said Today', although he demonstrates that Harrison already had a certain Indian leaning in 'I Needed Someone' even before he went public with his interests. The best of his remakes is 'I Saw Her Standing There', probably because Madooo seriously alters it, creating a dance-rock version reminiscent of the Power Station, even down to his Robert Palmer-like vocal."
   – William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide, Sept. 21 2005

1. JohnlennonDreamsite is showcasing Madooo's Demo-video of "Gotta Get You Into My Life". At the time the video was made, (in 1989) Madooo was toying with the idea of portraying himself as a singing Maharajah from India...hence the wierd outfit.
   Credits for the DEMO/VIDEO are: Concept, storyboard and production by MADOOO (Madhukar Dhas), 1989. Videotaped and executed by KARL BAUER, 1989Credits for the Music track are: All harmonies & lead vocals: Madooo, Keyboards_1: Louis Banks (India's top music director)
   Lead Guitar: Ehsaan Noorani, Bass Guitar: Karl Peters, Drums/programming: Ranjit Barot, Tablas: supervision... Ranjit Barot
   Recording Engineer: Rajiv Kenkre, Keyboards_2/Horns.. Uli Geissendoefer, Arrangement & music direction: Madooo
   Audio Track re-mixed, mastered and produced by Madooo at MADOOO RECORDS, New York City, USA. Copyright of SR: 2004 MADOOO RECORDS

1. "Got To Get You Into My Life" is nice to listen to all the time – Yasuhiko Suga
2. "SELTAEB" is a Japanese site named after "Beatles" written backwards. It is owned by Yasuhiko Suga who has devoted himself to writing different melodies to the chords of popular Beatle songs with a "ring-tone" kind of feel.

• "Madooo’s latest album, 'To The ‘Fab Four’ From Liverpool...A Tribute From India' is a heady concoction of the East and West, featuring hypnotic strains of the sitar and rhythmic pulsations of the tabla married to vintage melodies."
  – By Archana Jayakumar, Asian Age, Sept 5, 2004

2. "His artistic and creative input has made the album an absolutely delight to listen to. My favourites are 'Norwegian Wood', 'With a little help' and 'The John Lennon tribute', which I think is very moving and very cleverly put together."
   – Jeevan Soorya Dhas, Australia
   
   
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   "Even before he became famous in 1974 for playing the role of Jesus in Alyque Padamsee’s Jesus Christ Superstar, Madhukar Chandra Dhas (Madooo) used to sing Beatles numbers for a Chennai-based band named Voodoos."
4. From the rest of the article "Ode to the Beatles" by NARENDRA KUSNUR – September 24, 2004 MIDAY, Bombay, INDIA
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1. "Straddling two worlds, these songs have been deliberately chosen for their `Indianness,' which has been further enhanced by Madooo using Indian instruments as a measure of his tribute to John, Paul, George and Ringo."
   Read the rest of the article by CHITRA KRISHNAN, Wednesday, September 29, 2004 – THE HINDU (MADRAS EDITION)
   
   
   
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   "The Fab Four album is available only in USA so far. Madooo is trying to market it here (INDIA)..."
   – SM City Express, With The New Indian Express (Chennai) Saturday, October 2, 2004.
   

   

1. His album brings Indian sounds into popular Beatles' numbers (Norwegian Wood, anyone?) Read the rest of the article by HEMANGINI GUPTA, Monday, September 27, 2004 – THE HINDU (BANGALORE EDITION)