I like all of these. I've got some vinyl somewhere, but I can't find it at the moment. t = casette tape, c = CD. However, Indian Classical Music isn't distributed the way Western Classical or pop is in the U.S.; apparently you've just got to find it. Assault Bengali restaurateurs, etc. There may be MP3s somewhere on the Net.
Note also that a _rag(a)_ is a scale and certain interpretive traditions that go with it, and that the music is largely improvised, so that no two performances are alike.
-- Gordon
Ustad Zia Mohiuddin Dagar Raga Chadrakauns t Umbrella UMB131 (Maylasia)
Ustad Bahadur Khan Raga Nat Bilawal t BMG ZSAV1041 (UK)
Raga Rageshree
? Rag Patdip t (copied from other's CD)
Ustad Nazimuddin Khan (tabla) t (ditto)
? Rag Miya Ki Todi t (ditto)
Bilaskhani Todi
? Rag Lalit; Rag Bhairvi t (ditto)
Ram Narayari (sarangi) Rag Bhupal Tori t (ditto) Suresh Talwalkar (tabla)
Imrat Khan (sitar) Rag Pilu t (ditto) Vajahat Khan (sarod) Rag Jhin~oti Shafaatullah Khan (tabla)
Shujaat Khan (sitar) Rag Pilu t (ditto) Shyam Kane (tabla) Rag Bhairavi
Rag Charukeshi
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Raga Shahana Kanada c India Archive Music 1009
Raga Pahari
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Ragas Charukeshi, c India Archive Music 1029
Kamod, Jhinjhoti,
Manj Khamaj, Pilu,
Bhairavi
Ustad Sultan Khan (sarangi) Raga Kaushi Kannada c Navras Records NRCD 0009 Ustad Zakir Hussain (tabla) Raga Bhairvi
Ustad Ali Akbar Khan (sarod) Ragas Medhavi, c AMMP CD9002 Pandit Mahapurush Misra (tabla) Khammaj
I also have some tapes from the North American Carnatic Music Association ( http://www.cmana.org/ ).