I met some really nice people, and they have some good musicians over there, which is surprising because they have such a problem in terms of instruments. They pay maybe three times as much for them because of the duty imposed on them. And records also. People who like jazz will travel, and they will buy jazz records in London or in the States, and they bring them back and a lot of musicians who are interested in the music tape them. So there's a whole network of musicians and people who love the music there.
Indian music is very difficult, rhythmically.
One of the things we did with Chico, we did a couple of TV shows with Indian musicians. But at one show I remember, they played on their instruments, one of our tunes with us, and then we played one of their things with them. It was all improvisation and all based upon our interpretation of what we were hearing. But it really worked out great. Ragas and things, that stuff is very, very complicated.