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You never forget your first Ethiopian record. Thank you budamusique.com for all those coffins full of treasures.
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You never forget your first Ethiopian record. Thank you budamusique.com for all those coffins full of treasures.
7 comments on Ethiopian Gems
torreslopezmaria January 29, 2015
Just brilliant!!!
⃠rhailu101 October 30, 2013
I grew up listening to Tezeta by Seyfu Yohannes and this reminds me of my childhood :)
⃠ras.dilu January 20, 2013
Thank you for sharing cannot stop listening!!
⃠theorgandonor January 27, 2013
You're welcome. I'll make a Volume 2 somewhere in the future.
⃠santzaholic June 11, 2012
Neato
⃠RealityIsInFactVirtual April 25, 2012
I love it! Do you understand Amharic?
⃠theorgandonor April 26, 2012
No, I don't understand Amharic, but I suppose the lyrics are as touching as the music?
⃠RealityIsInFactVirtual May 13, 2012
1000x times better ..
⃠Space bunny btrxz January 21, 2012
F***ING AWESOME. I've always been curious about that "Ethiopiques" series, and now I'm kicking myself for never checking one out!
⃠Space bunny btrxz February 08, 2012
I picked up Vol. 8 "Swinging Addis" and am really diggin it. I think I'll go for a more jazz oriented one next time. I AM hooked. Thanks again! I also pushed your mix on some friends, and that's going over well.
⃠theorgandonor February 09, 2012
Vol. 4 is the most jazz oriented I think. It features Duke Ellington on the cover, and the tracks are by Mulate Astatke, who is still touring! Enjoy!
⃠Space bunny btrxz February 09, 2012
Oh neat. I have a recent album by Mulatu Astatke & The Heliocentrics (which I really like), so it'll be cool to hear where it started.
⃠Deathinteresse btrxz January 18, 2012
Magical.
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