Demo No Dolby

Demo No Dolby is a studio recording by Indian slide guitarist Krishna Bhatt. The work features Bhatt on mohan veena, a modified arch-top guitar adapted for Hindustani classical music. The release date and original format remain undocumented in available sources. No label affiliation or commercial distribution details are confirmed.

The recording showcases Bhatt’s approach to raga-based improvisation, though specific raga selections or compositional structures are not publicly listed. The title Demo No Dolby suggests an unreleased or informal session, possibly intended for private circulation or technical reference. Track durations, accompanying artists, and production credits are not verified.

Bhatt, a disciple of sitarist Ravi Shankar, contributed to the development of the mohan veena as a solo instrument in the late 20th century. His recordings often blend traditional dhrupad and khayal phrasing with slide guitar techniques. This work aligns with his broader output, though its precise context within his discography is unclear.

No commercial reissues, digital remasters, or official tracklists for Demo No Dolby have been cataloged. The recording’s survival relies on archival or collector circles, with no authoritative source confirming its origin or intended audience. Further details depend on direct access to the original media or statements from Bhatt’s estate.