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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
- Great for anything: travels, dinners, acknowledging new musical traditions based on flexions of the occidental canon inspirated by Ethiopia's traditional music by native Ethiops, etc... Yes, I inverted B and A sides, ty stefankempkes3769 and skatethasimpsons for pointing it out.
B
Bahta Gebre Hiwot - Ewnet Yet Lagegnesh 00:00
Mulatu Astatke - Yegele Tezeta 02:45
Bahta Gebre Hiwot - Bemgnot Alnorm 06:01
Mulatu Astatke - Ykermo Saw 08:37
Tesfa Mariam Kidane - Heiwote 12:53
A
Mulatu Astatke - Munaye Bahta 18:12
Mulatu Astatke - Meche Dereshe 23:16
Tesfa Mariam Kidane - Yetesfa Tezeta 27:13
Mulatu Astatke - Kasalefkut Hulu 29:52
Mulatu Astatke - Tezeta 32:36
I do not own this music. I do not monetize this. I will remove this if authorship is enforced. People must have the option to listen this because it is good or have historical value. Ty for your attention and a nice day for you too.
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Thanks for this playlist.
Quick note, Mulatu Astatke - Tezeta 12:53 and Tesfa Mariam Kidane - Heiwote 32:36 are the wrong way around :)
Ty for the rectification. Gonna pin this.
@@sculpture151 The A and B sides are swapped. That's why everything is mixed up.
@@skatethasimpsons Which version and recording company? I didnt found any release of this which dont start with Munaye and ends with Heiwote.
www.discogs.com/release/2055359-Various-Ethiopian-Modern-Instrumentals-Hits-%E1%88%99%E1%8B%9A%E1%89%83-%E1%88%95%E1%8B%AD%E1%8B%88%E1%89%B4
@@sculpture151 Yes, it starts with Munaye and ends with Heiwote. But in this upload the first track is 'Bahta Gebre Hiwot - Ewnet Yet Lagegnesh' (actually the first track on the B-Side), which is mistakenly called 'Munaye'. Last track here is Tezeta (actually the last track on the A-Side), mistakenly called Heiwote. Check the bandcamp site of this release for confirmation.
Thx for the upload btw, this one is essential
@@skatethasimpsons I see, I understand now! Ty again!
It's things like this that make TH-cam the best social media platform. I probably never would have learned about modern Ethiopian music if it weren't for people posting on TH-cam.
Right on
This is old. But you can google Ethiopian Music 2024 and find the new stuff from the past few years.
Somewhat limited with the wars, but still lots of muaic.
People like u make me feel good thank you I love you I don’t know you but I love you God told me to tell u thank u and keep moving
Whoa, I love it!
indeed,i ve discovered much on youtube & am grateful for😊plus😊i look back on the days b4 the net,&they look almost 😮😢medieval...
listening to this on an overcast Spring morning, and a hummingbird came to my window to stoop and listen. I've never seen a hummingbird stoop in my entire life.
What a masterpiece ! To anybody listening to this may god be with you always 🙏
God is always with us as God is in all things.
@vonjunzt4130 don't know about god, but keep your ears open and your heart will follow.
@@vonjunzt4130is God in Gaza right now? Is God in the bullets and bombs hitting the civilians of Ukraine?
@@robertloader9826 God is too busy helping his favorite sports team win to deal with all that.
@@devinkoshney Man City yep true
Have a nice day all souls listening to this masterpiece
Having a good day.
No lyrics, no autotune, second-rate recording equipment, worn-out instruments, great musicians, creativity = excellence.
i don't þink þey had autotune in 1972.
I'm telling you...Real Tunes!!!
I like how you have to shit on modern recording to tell us you enjoy this.
@@soundsandsoul6421 You might want to lay off the sterno for a while, it's giving you a nasty edge.
@@sometree2744 That's why I said "no" autotune.
This is what internet is for!
word!
Omg, i have heard this sampled soooo many times, and now I get to hear the original, what a treat! So way ahead of its time, and so timeless!
Yo apenas acabo de conocer esta obra ❤
@@alejandroarpt9966 getting Google translate...I need to learn Spanish?
@@alejandroarpt9966 yo tambien!
this really is one of my top 5 most wanted tapes - if anybody owns a copy from Paxico and will sell it to me (even if you're reading this comment 9 years after it was posted), i would be so grateful! thank you :)
Lol ur out here preppin for 2033
Have you tried discogs ?
Download it 🙄.
@@billbixly4332True. Then you get somebody to transfer to cassette et voila. : )
Bootleg it from here onto cassette? 🤔
Liked after 4 seconds
Great music of great nation and power of ancient spirits.Gretinngs from Poland.
africa . the motherland of techno, jazz, rock, salsa, etc
Greetings to my friends in Poland from the African continent, may music keep us in friendship
Ya MEN.Gods bless you and yours bro and sisters.Our spirits safe us from bad things.Music help in life.
Africa has so much good music . This is now gonna be in my personal collection. Years ago I found Africando from Senegal and many more .
Very good reference, ty!
Who believes and in 1972 there is such a musical production like this and guess where ? Ethiopia???
Truely u makes me think again in all what i know about life..thanks
Try magic mushrooms to see what yuh know about life
@@Forgiven369 How can anybody need a magic moshrooms while listening heywete. I become totally high when I listen, that high to immerse me in world, whole.
it takes less than a minute of listening to realize this a really special album
I feel like I’m in the world’s most special elevator
This jazz vibe is as cool as a bucket full of ice cubes!
The LAND OF MILK & HONEY BRINGS PEACE TO MY SOUL❤
As much as I hate TH-cam sometimes, the recommendations are fucking fire. 🔥
😂🤭🔥
when i try to use that word my comments get deleted by this site
I bet many people here whenever they thought of Ethiopia, they thought of famine or wars. Never of music as cool as this.
Provavelmente o comentário mais correto daqui.
"I bet people believe stereotypes"
Wow aren't you a critical thinker?
Stereotypes arent always obvious or evident and it is always good to point them out - specially if no one had done in a while
@@ccmetalheadyou are using stereotypical thinking when you use the term "critical thinker"
everyone is different, there is not one type of "critical thinker"
you are so stereotypical in your thinking
smh
@@CastleHassall Define critical thinking
I'm going to jam some electric guitar on this today. This is excellent tempo and vibe. Thanks. Ethiopian Music... Nice
Gonna do the same thing on the drums
Ethiopia? Where it is? Ah, this is the country where they play this spiritual jazz.
Thanks!
After hearing this just ordered my self the lp (reissue)
Where from?
I love this. I first heard these songs in the movie Broken Flowers and have been trying to find them. Then this morning the thumbnail shows up on the home page. It's gonna be a very blessed day. Thank you!
The day I saw Broken Flowers I arrived home to the art gallery I was living in to find the band Dengue Fever (also on the Broken Flowers soundtrack) doing a sound rehearsal for a gig later that evening. They had changed their sound from the Ethiopian jazz that was in the soundtrack to Cambodian pop. We hosted a lot of shows of questionable talent but Dengue Fever was fantastic.
Wonderful. What spirit. Greetings to Mama Africa from Austria, Scott
Ethiopian sounds.
It's good for the heart.
ethiopian jazz is so hypnotic and intriguing!
I found some amha records in a flee market in Sweden and now im here.
Flee Market would be a good name for a store that sells clothing for people on the lam.
Intelligent complex and mysterious, and what a jazzy outfit!
I was expecting some weird business I never herd before. This is just lovely.
You are doing the world a great service by sharing this! Ty ty ty ❤️❤️
これは1950年代の日本で試されるべきでした。残念なことにその後日本ではジャズもロックもそれらの旋律はアメリカナイズされてしまいました。
well, jazz, and rock, were very British and American in their origins, came into being in New York and London and Paris etc etc
i know it's got other influences too though
I remember this MOOD WHEN WAS I PHAROAH.
This is telling me of a place I’ve been before…in another life. Wow💎💎💎
This is just maddddddddddddddddddddd.... hit after hit...
I'm pretty sure the 2nd song was used in the film Broken Flowers by Jim Jarmusch . A great film and soundtrack.
I think this is also on one of the Ethiopiques compilations.
Like zoinks, you guys, this abandoned factory sure is spooky
Ruh roh!
I don't get the Scooby-Doo references. Care to explain?
@@hektors1234 basically we're saying that the ghosts who are celebrating this stuff are the same ones who kept it stuff hidden in the first place.
Really just joking about the mystique and exclusivity of such a jazz compilation.
🙏🏽💝💜💖🇨🇺🇯🇲🇺🇲 GREETNS WORLD, HAPPY 2024! 4U MOM, REST IN PARADISE, MISSN USO, JUST LISTENING 2 THIS SET BROUGHT TEARS 2 ME👀!
❤
🙏🏽💝💜💖🇨🇺🇯🇲🇺🇲 GREETNS WORLD, HAPPY 2024! TU 4 LIKN ME COMMENT 💕💕💕
Hello ❤from NY
bless you, i hope good things happen for you really soon, and for anyone who would like good things and healing to happen
The track at 02:45 is Mulatu Astatke - Yègellé Tezeta (My Own Memory)
Yes, ty and sorry: ive inverted b and a sides
@@sculpture151 No need to apologise. Thank you for the great music.
This is great. Great to see someone promoting instrumental music.
I have lots of strange and experimental instrumental stuff. Welcome!
Thank you. I really appreciate it. I’m a lover of all music from all over the world as long as it’s done with love and sincerity. I’m a musician myself who plays my own instrumental music and it makes me feel good to see people putting out great stuff from all over the world. A friend from Ethiopia said this period is known as the Golden age of Ethiopian music.
I know Ykermo Sew, I love that I came across the original version
Amazing, beautiful and totally wonderful🎶, calmness descend. Thanks for sharing this remarkable tape/cd/record?. Excellent sound quality.👍🏼 Greetings from Copenhagen🇩🇰
Surfers in the 60s wish they had this
Too much water in their ears.
@@qwj68boots Or just too wet behind the ears. *BdmTsss ... anyone?
Music is not a contest
Surf is just as good
Cheers
@@georgefromgreece4119 generally speaking , no music is not always a contest nor is surfing at times .
Although,.... have you ever heard of the battle of the bands ?
Thank you for posting this beautiful record.
I love Ethio-jazz, particularly Astatke. Yegele Tezeta sounds kinda like Ska, only better.
Beautiful music that touches the soul.. thank you for uploading and spreading some love in this world, it sorely need it..
Incredible collection, this went on repeat immediately for me.
Saudações do Brasil...lembrando Jorge Ben, filho de uma etíope e um brasileiro
Sou brasileiro tbm. Nem sabia disso do tio Ben, obg!
Mais legal ainda é achar algum br por aqui kkkk
Excelente, gracias! Desde Argentina
+1 (Chubut)
The first track it's a sort of bossa, it's seems something that o Jorge Ben Jor could write
Jazz mixed con ritmos étnicos de Etiopía! Es fantástico.... saludos desde España.
Except for the ads YT shoehorns into the middle of every song. Makes this gem almost impossible to stick with. Damn it YT!
Ad block
Now I see where they got the sample for …
As we enter -
Damian Marley & Nas
Bongtastic!
th-cam.com/video/LeFLz8iKWgg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=l6CREtqqSETw3Sfq
Wow! what have I just found! 😍
Sometimes music finds you
Huh... Sounds like Saint Germain avant la lettre
Like it a lot, second time listening 😊
Im pretty sure the artists that made this where inspired by SANTANA or the DOORS ... Great music 💯
The original pressing was 1969. It's entirely possible that Santana or the Doors were inspired by this album too
I can dig it.
Thank you TH-cam
This does great for mood enhancement
really nice Sax playing.. nice vibes all round to be fair
I could listen to this all day. #Saxophone
Correct ones : )
00:00 ewnet yet lagignesh, Instrumental by Girma Beyene
2:45 yegelle tezta by Mulatu Astatke
6:01 bemgnot alnorem by Bhta Gebre hiwot
8:37 yekermo sew by Mulatu Astatke
12:53 hiwote by Tesfa Maryam kidane
18:12 Munaye (my muna) by Mulatu Astatke
23:16 meche dershe by Mulatu Astatke
27:13 yetesfa tezta by tesfa-maryam kidane
29:52 kasalefkut hulu by Mulatu Astatke
32:36 tezta by Mulatu Astatke
TY! Gonna rectify in the timestamps very soon. Ty again, I didnt noticed that I swapped B to A side when uploading it...
Still, Big thanks for the upload
The word is in the title, 'modern'...when the world believed in progress for humanity.
What a find! 😊 Thank you so much. 🙏🏼
Thank you for sharing this music! 🎶
Holy Immanuel I Sellasie I JahRastafar I Empress Menin I....the last track is the sweetest music I Eva heard....Salamn' to all....One ❤️
Qué bella música. Un éxtasis para los oídos. Gracias por subirla. Desde Lima (Perú)
interesting surname for Peru! are there many Scots there? I'm not sure of the history
(04/05/2024; 11:19 hs.) -- Soy de Ciudad de Córdoba (Argentina). Muy interesantes los temas: composiciones cíclicas en que a veces se utilizan escalas occidentales y otras, cómo decir, árabes (corríjanme, por favor, si me equivoco). TH-cam me ha ofrecido inesperadamente este disco. Ahora tengo ganas de consultar el artículo sobre Etiopía en la Wikipedia en inglés. Gracias por difundirlo. Saludos a todos los amantes de la música.
hi! it's probably "modes" they are using.. it's basically a major scale but people start the scale from different notes within it, which creates the different sounding "scales" that are really based on the one pattern but starting from different "roots" within the scale
this creates the Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, lydian, myxolidian and other "modes" based on what "root" note of the major scale you "start" on
i could be wrong but that is often how jazz influenced "scales" and chord progressions are built up
@@CastleHassall (13/05/2024; 00.16 hs.) -- ¡Hola! Digo escalas o modos árabes porque hay mucho intervalo de tono y medio, lo cual es inusual en la música occidental más tradicional. ¡Saludos desde Argentina!
Un grand merci pour cette découverte.
Hi i just wanna say that Mètché Dershé and Yègellé Tezeta are swapped :)
Amazing compilation. Thanks so much for uploading!!!
Ty, unfortunately I cant correct that. Enjoy the alternate mix haha
@@sculpture151 😚😚😚😚😚
Tracklist is wrong. I advise people do use shazam to get the correct track id
I agree with that statement 100%.
Straight up spiritual!
02:45 appears in spotify like "Yègellé Tezeta"
This music is so good, thanks.
A balm for the heart
This is so good. Thanks.
16:31
8:41
23:20
36:05
🌏🏝🌏
This is primo stuff! thank you!
Came her after i shazamed the soundtrack of one fantastic serie "poker face". Beautiful
Magnificent. 🤗👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
thank you for this playlist!
Nice! Saludos desde México
Mulatu is an exquisite composer. I love ethio-jazz!
Mellow.
Such great music.
beautiful music
If it's not monetized, how come I sat through 2 ads?
I don't know. Here you can check my non-monetization: ytlarge.com/youtube/monetization-checker/
This is Amazing.
really great
It is rather bizarre for me to find out that Ethiopean Jazz I dig is uploaded by the same channel I know mostly for uploads of (Hamm)emit and Wagner Ödegard uploads . Thanks a lot!
Hehe, ty! There are more good (and bad) stuff round my uploads. Feel free to browse.
thanks and wowzers! i came across your page for this record & now i see prurient and noizeeee :) yay thanks!!
I feel less lonely. Ty.
@@sculpture151 but of course! Is the misanthropic playlist for Miasanthropic Agenda?
This is really phat🔥
Wow, that was wonderful! What a find. :)
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Merci !!!
Love this!
please lelam kale bitlequln
Ba nacho ya telkak musiqa new, rewrite in English