George Harrison performing "Bangladesh" during the concert for Bangladesh at 1971, Madison Square Garden. MAGIC! My friend came to me, with sadness in his eyes He told me that he wanted help Before his country dies Although I couldn't feel the pain, I knew I had to try Now I'm asking all of you To help.... more

Mr. Shondrae Bangladesh whom "single handedly saved hip hop", according to hip hop heavy weight Busta Rhymes. Lil Wayne's "A Milli", produced by Mr. Bangladesh, anchored Wayne's album into a stunning 1 million units sold in its first week. Bangladesh's "A Milli" beat is said to be the.... more

ravi shankar and some genius's of music play at the concert for bangladesh.. i posted a few images of more "preetier" bangladesh in contrast to the poverty shown at the start of the video which i edited in from teh concert also...

My golden bangla, I love you Forever your skies, your air set my heart in tune as if it were a flute, In Spring, Oh mother mine, the fragrance from your mango-groves makes me wild with joy- Ah, what a thrill! In Autumn, Oh mother mine, in the full-blossomed paddy fields, I have seen spread all over - sweet smiles! Ah,.... more

The Concert For Bangladesh was the event title for two benefit concerts organized by George Harrison and Ravi Shankar, held at noon and at 7:00 p.m. on August 1, 1971, playing to a total of 40,000 people at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Organized for the relief of refugees in East Pakistan (now independent.... more

George Harrison's "promotional purposes" interview coinciding with the CD release of the "Concert for Bangladesh" album and the 20th anniversary of the concert. Recorded: 1st August 1991.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH SHONDRE 'MR.BANGLADESH' WHO PRODUCED THE HOTTES BEAT THIS YEAR. BRINGS LIL WAYNE THE CARTER III TO 1,000,000 SALES IN UNDER A WEEK.

TPAIN PARTY IN LOS ANGELES. POLOW DA DON TALKS ABOUT SHONDRAE BANGLADESH CRAWFORDS INFLUENCE OVER THE YEARS. SHOUT OUT TO KARDINAL OFFICIAL T PAIN AND D.BANNER. BANGLADESH BANGS THE BEST!! SHOT EDITED BY GABRIEL HART