Raga rock is a genre of music that combines elements of Indian classical music, such as ragas and talas, with Western psychedelic rock music.

Ravi Shankar was an Indian sitar player and composer who is widely credited with popularizing raga rock in the West. He collaborated with Western musicians such as George Harrison and John Coltrane.

Chants of India was an album released in 1967 by Ravi Shankar and George Harrison. The album featured a blend of Indian classical music and Western psychedelic rock.

Hariprasad Chaurasia was an Indian bansuri player and composer who was known for his innovative use of the electric sitar. He collaborated with Western musicians such as John McLaughlin and Carlos Santana.

Shakti was an album released in 1976 by Hariprasad Chaurasia and John McLaughlin. The album featured a blend of Indian classical music and Western jazz fusion.

Zakir Hussain is an Indian tabla player and composer who is known for his unique style of playing the tabla. He has collaborated with Western musicians such as Mickey Hart and Bill Evans.

Planet Drum was an album released in 1991 by Zakir Hussain and Mickey Hart. The album featured a blend of Indian classical music and Western percussion.

Ali Akbar Khan was an Indian sarod player and composer who was known for his innovative use of the sarod. He collaborated with Western musicians such as Yehudi Menuhin and Ravi Shankar.

Ragas was an album released in 1967 by Ali Akbar Khan and Yehudi Menuhin. The album featured a blend of Indian classical music and Western classical music.

Bismillah Khan was an Indian shehnai player and composer who was known for his unique style of playing the shehnai. He collaborated with Western musicians such as Yehudi Menuhin and Ravi Shankar.

Ragas was an album released in 1968 by Bismillah Khan and Yehudi Menuhin. The album featured a blend of Indian classical music and Western classical music.

Indian psychedelic music influenced the development of Western psychedelic rock music in a number of ways. It introduced Western musicians to new scales and melodies, inspired them to experiment with new sounds and effects, and helped to popularize the use of improvisation in Western music.

Indian psychedelic music had a significant impact on the counterculture movement of the 1960s. It helped to popularize the use of psychedelic drugs, inspired a new wave of spiritual and religious exploration, and promoted peace and understanding between different cultures.

Indian psychedelic music contributed to the development of world music in a number of ways. It helped to break down barriers between different musical traditions, inspired musicians from all over the world to experiment with new sounds and styles, and helped to promote cultural exchange and understanding between different countries.

Indian psychedelic music has a lasting legacy. It continues to inspire musicians from all over the world, is still popular among fans of psychedelic music, and is considered to be an important part of the history of music.