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With the advent of LP records in the late 60s and early 70s, Chitti
Babu was one the first stars to have reached out to his fans, with records/albums - not just by rendering the regular
classical compositions of others, but by also composing many melodious albums, on the sound foundation of traditional
fundamentals, yet beautifully adding popular folk and even western classical elements, that were hitherto unknown combinations
for that instrument. He had pioneered unique techniques that endeared him to people and drew wider audiences to his concerts
and performances. He
always used to say - "Traditions must be respected but conventions can be broken." The full chronological list of his albums
and all their details will be published here in due course, but meanwhile, some of his albums include: - Musings of a Musician I - Sivaleela Vilasam
- Musings of a Musician II - Radha Madhavam
- Musings
of a Musician III - Raga & Rhapsody
- Temple Bells
- Bells of Joy
Albums
were produced by HMV, Inreco, Vani Cassettes, etc and all trademarks used on this site, belong to their respective companies.
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