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Mulatu Astatke Fekade Amde Maskal
Ethio Jazz
Artists
Labels
Catno
HS091VL
Formats
1x Vinyl LP Album Reissue
Country
Release date
Jan 1, 2015
Genres
Mulatu's 'Ethio Jazz' is a jewel of modern Ethiopian music. Originally from '69-'72, Mulatu forged a groovy instrumental sound in a place where nothing like it was ever made. Touching on US soul and jazz, as well as Latin and Eastern rhythms. A must for all '60s/'70s collectors!
$50*
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
A1
Dewol
A2
Yekermo Saw
A3
Gubelye
A4
Asmarina
A5
Yetatit
B1
Netsanet
B2
Tezetaye Anchie Lidge
B3
Sabye
B4
Ene Alanchie Alnorem
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