

Volume 1
1970-1989: The Early Years
Take a journey back to the music of the early years in 3HO. Classic tunes heard in classes and White Tantric Yoga, a bedtime song that has serenaded generations, and a song sung at many Gurdwara services. These are just some of the treasures on this volume.
1. Song of the Khalsa - Livtar Singh
2. Re Man - Guru Shabad Singh
3. Dhan Dhan Ram Das Gur - Sangeet Kaur
4. Akhan Jor - Khalsa Jatha
5. Rakhe Rakhanhar - Singh Kaur
6. Narayan Shabad - Mukhia Sardarni Sahiba Guru Raj Kaur Khalsa with Bhai Kalyan Singh & Bhai Meg Singh
7. Guru Ram Das Lullaby - Mata Mandir Singh & Gurudass Kaur
8. Sa Re Sa Sa - Guru Shabd Singh
Livtar recording, circa 1972
Song of the Khalsa - Livtar Singh, 1970

I've been playing and performing music ever since my early teens. But I only began writing music after I started practicing Yoga and Meditation in 1969 in Orlando, Florida.
Through the fog of the '60s, I discovered there was a way to live in this world yet still serve my higher self. Since then, I have taught and practiced Kundalini Yoga and meditation.
My meditative experiences opened a channel in me that I had never been able to touch. Energized and experiencing astonishing new things, music became my way of explaining. My way of transmitting the experiences I was given.
I have played the Troubadour in L.A. I sang before 120,000 screaming fans at Baton Rouge Pop in 1971. I toured the US with the Khalsa String Band. Seal once backed me on stage. I was a founding member of Peace Family with Snatam Kaur and Guru Ganesha. But my greatest honor was to write "Song of the Khalsa", a song that is sung by Sikhs and seekers all over the world. - Livtar
Guru Shabad with Yogi Bhajan, circle early 80's
Re Man - Guru Shabad Singh,
1978

Guru Shabad Singh Khalsa has inspired thousands of yoga teachers, their students and their student's students for over twenty-seven years with his long line of heartfelt songs and yogic chants and mantras. His music has been sung and chanted in temples and yoga centers around the world. Other artists have recorded Gurushabd Singh’s music, most notably a European group who made Sa Re Sa Sa a disco hit on the Dance charts in Italy!
Guru Shabad Singh resides in Espanola, New Mexico and La Jolla, California. He owns a successful natural foods company that produces all natural and organic frozen foods. He is also the Founder and owner of Tenth Gate Music, a record label that he and other notable musicians record under.
Sangeet Kaur Khalsa, circa 2016
Dhan Dhan Ram Das Gur - Sangeet Kaur, 1985

Sangeet Kaur teaches, composes, and records Gurubani Kirtan, the sacred music of the Sikhs. She offers coaching and mentoring in vocal production, harmonium, performance, and Gurubani Kirtan in person and via Internet video (Skype). Contact her at sangeet11@khalsa.com
Germany
Akhan Jor, Khalsa Jatha, 1986

Germany
Singh Kaur
Rakhe Rakhanhar - Singh Kaur, 1986

Laura Drew, a.k.a. Singh Kaur or Lorellei (1955–1998) was a new-age music composer, vocalist and instrumentalist, who had a prolific career that lasted from the early 1970s to the late 1990s, releasing 23 albums. With her angelic voice and haunting melodies, Singh Kaur was a pioneer in the growing genre of Western interpretations of Indian chanting music.
Guru Raj Kaur today
Narayan Shabad, Guru Raj Kaur Khalsa with Bhai Kalyan Singh & Bhai Meg Singh, 1987

Guru Raj Kaur Khalsa was in the group of the first ladies to become ordained as Sikh Dharma Ministers, in 1972. She has been active as a minister since then, in interfaith work, with Sikh youth, and as assistant to the Bhai Sahiba of Sikh Dharma. She is the editor of Victory & Virtue, active in the Sikh community in British Columbia, Canada, and one of two women who have served as Chairpersons of the Khalsa Council. She has also served as a Kundalini Yoga teacher and teacher trainer in British Colombia for many years.
Mata Mandir Singh today
Guru Ram Das Lullaby (cover), Mata Mandir Singh & Gurudass Kaur, 1988

The "Guru Ram Das Lullaby" is an English song written by Stephen Joseph, former member of the legendary "Khalsa String Band". It is a beautiful "lullaby" intended for (small and large) children and touches the essence and life of all gurus, in the blessings of Guru Ram Das.
About the artist:
Mata Mandir Singh was born in 1952 in the USA. He has been teaching Kundalini yoga and gatka an ancient martial art used by the Gurus to help defend the religious beliefs of Sikhs and also those of other religions. An expert in vegetarian cooking, he is also the owner of Golden Temple restaurant - Amsterdam's oldest vegetarian restaurant. Mata Mander Singh specializes in yoga of sound, naad yoga, and has produced more then 25 CD's and tapes with mantras where he plays guitar and sings.
Guru Shabad Singh
Sa Re Sa Sa, Guru Shabad Singh, 1989

Guru Shabad Singh Khalsa has inspired thousands of yoga teachers, their students and their student's students for over twenty-seven years with his long line of heartfelt songs and yogic chants and mantras. His music has been sung and chanted in temples and yoga centers around the world. Other artists have recorded Gurushabd Singh’s music, most notably a European group who made Sa Re Sa Sa a disco hit on the Dance charts in Italy!Guru Shabad Singh resides in Espanola, New Mexico and La Jolla, California. He owns a successful natural foods company that produces all natural and organic frozen foods. He is also the Founder and owner of Tenth Gate Music, a record label that he and other notable musicians record under.