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Ebo Lala - Mulatu Astatke with Seifu Yohannes
1970 Hypnotic grooves and smoky Addis energy
A classic collaboration that distills the spirit of Ethiopia's jazz renaissance under Astatke's unmistakable touch.
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Either/Orchestra - Nalbandian The Ethiopian (Ethiopiques Series) - live recordings 2011-2015; click through for extensive background on Nerses Nalbandian, whose compositions they perform here
Éthiopiques is back! Armenian-born composer, arranger and instructor Nerses Nalbandian was the key pioneer of modern Ethiopian music. He laid the foundations for « Swinging Addis » and for ethio-jazz. This volume revives Nalbandian’s forgotten legacy, recorded live by the Either/Orchestra & Ethiopian Guests. Personnel National Theater of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, May 16, 2011 TOM HALTER, DAN ROSENTHAL, trumpets JOEL YENNIOR, trombone HAILEY NISWANGER, alto sax, clarinet (solos on: Amhara Rumba, left channel on Yèné Hassab) RUSS GERSHON, tenor sax, soprano sax CHARLIE KOHLHASE, baritone sax JOSH ROSEN, keyboard RICK MCLAUGHLIN, bass PABLO BENCID, drums VICENTE LEBRON, congas, claves with DAWIT FREW, clarinet (Yèné Hassab, right channel; Adèrètch Arada, solo) JORGA MESFIN, tenor sax (Tebèb Nèw Tèqami, solo) GIRMA NEGASH, vocal (Yèné Hassab) BETTY G, vocal (Qèlèméwa, Yètezeta Roro) MICHAEL BELAYNÈH, vocal (Adèrètch Arada, Tebèb Nèw Tèqami) BRUCK TESFAYE, vocal (Enegènagnalèn) The Sanctuary for Creative Media, Troy New York, November 20, 2011 Same personnel except GILSON SCHACHNIK, keyboards (in place of JOSH ROSEN) Knox United Church, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Nov. 17, 2012 Same personnel except LEO BLANCO (in for GILSON SCHACHNIK), piano; MARK ZALESKI (in for HAILEY NISWANGER), alto sax; OSCAR SUCHANEK (in for PABLO BENCID), drums Dimension Sound, Boston, Massachusetts, April 19, 2015 Same personnel with MARK ZALESKI, clarinet and alto sax; GILSON SCHACHNIK, piano, organ; Suchanek, drums
Tracklist:
Dèwèl • Yèkèrmo Sèw • Gubèlyé • Amarina • Yèkatit • Nètsanèt • Tezetayé Antchi LiDJ • Sabyé • Ené Alantchi Alnorem
Have you listened to የካተት Yèkatit: Ethio Jazz by Mulatu Astatke featuring Fekade Amde Maskal (1974)?
Yes, the entire album!
Partially, some but not all songs
No, but familiar with it
Haven't heard of it before
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Ibex Band — Stereo Instrumental Music (Muzikawi)
The Ibex Band made more than 250 albums during their 1970s and 1980s Addis Ababa run, birthed another crucial Ethio-jazz outfit called the Rohas Band and splintered to turn up in ensembles you might have heard of, Mulatu Astatke’s band among others. Yet, today, in the listen-to-anything-from-any-time era of recorded music, most of their output has been lost, all of which makes this 1976 recording an astonishing find. It captures two sets laid down at the Ras Hotel and Ghion Hotel and recorded by Swedish engineer Karl-Gustav Lundgren, on behalf of Radio Voice of the Gospel in excellent fidelity. It’s even in stereo, as the title proclaims, capturing the sinuous grooves, the body-stirring rhythms, the squalling sax, the wailing organ one of Ethiopia’s finest dance bands at the top of its game.
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Mulatu Astatke - Yègellé Tezeta
