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Ty Burhoe

Ty Burhoe & Tala Records

Ty Burhoe was born February 28th, 1964 in Massachusetts USA. His father was a musician and Ty’s early influence came from him. Ty began with violin at the age of 6 and then trombone at the age of 9. In high school Ty began playing the guitar which he has casually continued throughout his life. Ty’s love of nature took him to Montana to study Grizzly Bears and Native American Tradition. In 1990 Ty met the great tabla maestro, Ustad Zakir Hussain and began his study of the tabla. From that time forward, Ty dedicated his life to music as a career and as a spiritual path. Ty is known for his inspired accompaniment and uplifting presence in both classical and in fusion settings. He is internationally recognized for being instrumental in creating unique collaborations that weave tabla with other world traditions. He has become well known not only for his talents as a tabla player / composer, but also for his extensive experience as a recording engineer and live concert producer. Ty was the tour & stage manager for his teacher Zakir Hussain for 25 years and many of those collaborations are listed in Ty’s Production History page. He has been featured on a great many soundtracks for film and DVD and hundreds of album recordings some of which are listed in Ty’s Discography page. Ty has performed in prestigious halls all around the world including Carnegie Hall, Sydney Opera House and Royal Festival Hall in London, Cerulean Tower Noh theater in Tokyo, and many many more. In 2004 Ty opened the Indie record label “Tala Records" which features many of his collaborations.
Check out his collaborations in the different genre below:

  • Walter Becker (bass for ‘Steely Dan’)
    Rick Alan (drummer for ‘Def Leppard’)
    Steve Smith (drummer for ‘Journey’)
    Jon Anderson (singer from ‘Yes’)
    Sting (vocal)
    Bela Fleck (banjo)
    Mark Vickness (guitar)
    Mads Tolling (violin)
    Dan Feiszli (bass)
    Tony Trishka (banjo)
    Roger Tallroth (guitar)
    Billy Contreras (violin)
    David Grier (guitar)
    Tony Furtado (slide guitar/banjo)
    String Cheese Incident (band)
    Leni Stern (vocal/electric guitar)
    Peter Rowan (vocal/guitar)
    Charles Satrel (vocal/guitar)
    Grant Gordy (guitar)
    Enion Pelta-Tiller (violin)
    Keller Williams (guitar / vocal)
    Darol Anger (fiddle)
    Jake Schepps (banjo)
    Jon Sousa (guitar)
    Bee Eaters (band)
    Left Over Salmon (band)
    Sally Van Meter (peddle steel/dobro)
    Myron Dove (bass for Santana)
    Sandra Wong (violin / nyckelharpa)
    Dominick Leslie (mandolin)
    Jamie Stone (banjo)

  • Ustad Zakir Hussain (tabla)
    Pandit Shivkumar Sharma (santoor)
    Ustad Sultan Khan (sarangi)  
    Kala Ramnath (violin)
    Harsh Narayan (sarangi)
    Ragunath Seth (bansuri)
    Shubhendra Roa (sitar)
    Steve Oda (sarode)
    Sabir Khan (sarangi)
    Roshan Jamal Bhartiya (sitar)
    Ken Zukerman (sarode)
    Steve Gorn (bansuri) 
    Taro Terahara (bansuri)
    U-zhaan (Tabla) 
    Suphala Patankar (Tabla)
    Pandit Vinayak Torvi (vocal) 
    Vinata Gangolli (vocal)
    Nayan Ghosh (sitar/tabla)  
    Alan Posselt (sitar)
    Nirmala Raja Sekar (veena)
    Jai Uttal (vocal)
    David Trasoff (sarode)
    David Wetstone (sitar)
    Bruce Hamm (sarode)
    Alan Miner (sitar)
    Jay Shankar (violin)
    Nirmala Paratasarathy (veena)

  • Art Lande (piano) 
    Kai Eckhardt (bass)
    McCandless (oboe, sax) 
    Yukihiro Atsumi (guitar)
    Bruce Dunlap (guitar) 
    Johannes Weidenmuller (bass)
    Howard Levy (harmonica/piano)
    Bill Douglas (piano)
    Nguyen Le (guitar) 
    James Newton (flute)
    Anthony Cox (double bass)
    Dean Peer (bass)
    Mark Miller (flute/sax)
    Khabu (guitar & uke)
    Greg Laliberte (flute/oboe/sax) 
    Konkie Halmeyer (pan steel) 
    Dick De Graaf (sax)  

  • Krishna Das (devotional chant)
    R. Carlos Nakai (Native American flute)
    Kitaro (New Age)
    Tuvan Throat Singers
    Gume Monks (Tibetan singing)
    Mamadou Diabate (West African kora)
    Roger Tallroth (Vasen - guitars)
    Abbos Kosimov (doyra - frame drum)  U-zhaan (tabla)
    Yutaka Oyama (shamisen)
    Akihisa Kominato (shakuhachi) 
    Yoshio Kurahashi (shakuhachi)
    一噌 幸弘 Yukihiro ISSO (flutes)
    Leonard Eto (taiko)
    David Kansuke Wheeler (shakuhachi)
    Riley Lee (shakuhachi)
    Mark Vickness (guitar)
    Curandero (Miguel Espinoza)
    Tina Malia (vocal)
    Toby Hack (flamenco guitar)
    大塚 惇平 Jumpei Otsuka (sho)
    桑名晴子 Haruko Kuwana (vocalist)
    市川 慎 Shin Ichikawa (koto)
    Donna DeLory (vocal)
    Cameron Stone (cello)
    Geoff Johns (African drums)
    Jesse Manno (Middle Eastern/world) 
    Beth Quist (vocal)
    Gao Hung (Chinese pipa)
    Danny Heines (guitar)
    Nawang Khechog (Tibetan flute/chant)
    John McDowel (African drums/piano)
    David Hykes (overtone singing)
    Deva Premal (devotional chant)
    David Nichtern (guitar)
    Peter Kater (piano)
    George Brooks (Sax)
    David Darling (Cello)
    Benjy & Heather Wertheimer (Kirtan)
    Wah (Kirtan)
    Sham Das (Kirtan)
    David Stringer (Kirtan)

  • Ram Dass (Spiritual author/teacher)
    Sharon Salzberg (Buddist author/teacher)
    Douglas Brooks (Tantric Philosopher)
    Coleman Barks (poet)
    Andrew Harvey (poet)
    Ann Waldman (poet)
    Yoshika Sawairi (Japanese Dance)
    Antonia Minnecola (Kathak Dance)
    Sarah Morelli (Kathak Dance)
    Raga Mala Dance Theater (Bharatanatyam Dance)
    Sarala Dandekar (Odissi Dance)
    Akari Ueoka (Izanai Yosakoi & Odissi Dance)
    Richard Freeman (Ashtanga Yoga)
    John Friend (Anusara Yoga)
    Amy Ippoliti (Anusara Yoga)
    Duncan Peak (Power Living Yoga)
    Duncan Wong (Urban Yoga)
    Mitchel Bleier (Anusara Yoga)
    Ken Harakuma (Ashtanga Yoga)
    Noriko Takei (Shivananda Yoga)