One Hand Clapping has been played on NTS shows including Sounds Of The Dawn, with Side B first played on 15 October 2016.

There are at least 2 artists with this name:

ONE HAND CLAPPING is: Yogi John Franzoni, Rain Gray, and Swami Satyam Vinaya.

This Los Angeles-based Tibetan Singing Bowl ensemble has mastered this mystical and ancient art, performing on a rare set of Tibetan singing bowls gathered in the Himalayas over the course of ten years. Two additional years were spent having special binaural microphones designed that could capture the full spectrum of the bells’ frequencies, and the sessions were mastered in DDD (direct to digital with no analog processing). With the seamless addition of gongs, chimes, and sounds of nature, ONE HAND CLAPPING leads the listener through a thunderclap, into the tranquility of Nirvana.

One Hand Clapping was an original rock group based in North London, England in the early 1970s. It was formed by three brothers, Felix, Jason, and Conrad Warre, with Nick Pepper on drums, and Mick Cervino on bass (followed later by Colin Prior on fretless bass). They released one single with the indie label Curve of the Earth called The Rich Get Rich, which was distributed by Rough Trade, and they toured from London as far as Newcastle, Coventry, Manchester, Birmingham, Swansea, and Cardiff. Cervino went on to play with Ritchie Blackmore's Night and Yngwie Malmsteen on the 2004 G3 Tour, available on DVD. Jason Warre joined The Way of the West, which enjoyed a small hit with White Boys and toured the United States.