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Gétatchèw Mèkurya
Ethiopian Urban Modern Music Vol.5 (2023 Repress)

Ethiopian Urban Modern Music Vol.5 (2023 Repress)

Catno

HS098VL

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Compilation Reissue

Country

France

Release date

Aug 16, 2013

Getatchew Mekurya is probably the most revered veteran of Ethiopian saxophone.A real giant, both physically and musically. Not only is he at the very top level of Ethiopian saxophonists, but he is the 'inventor' of an extremely distinctive musical 'style.'

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

23€*

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A1

Ambassèl

A2

Almaz Yèharèrwa

A3

Yèné Hassab Gwadègna

A4

Shèmonmwanayé

A5

Yègènèt Muziqua

B1

Gofèré / Anttchi Hoyé

B2

Akalé Wubé

B3

Aynotché Tèrabu

B4

Muziqua Heywèté

B5

Tezeta

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