Showing posts with label Mulatu Astatke. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mulatu Astatke. Show all posts

Lords pick the egoeccentic hangover mixtape Vol. 38


This weeks hangover mix comes from UK band Lords, Lords consists of Chris Summerlin (Reynolds, Wolves! (of Greece), Philip Welding (Wolves! (of Greece)) and Elvin Beetham Wallace. They play a sort of post-hardcore or beefheart-esque take on ROCK. Bassy but yet bassless.They are hot garbage.
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01 Tren Brothers - Gold Star Berlin
02 Tinariwen - Mano Dayak
03 Human Bell - A Change In Fortunes
04 Neil Young - Harvest
05 Jimi Hendrix - May This Be Love
06 Lungfish - Oppress Yourself
07 Toots & The Maytals - Pressure Drop
08 Ry Cooder - Paris, Texas
09 Mulatu Astatke - Tezetaye Antchi Lidj
10 Nina Simone - Funkier Than A Mosquito's Tweeter

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Lords have a new album out called EVERYONE IS PEOPLE out on Gringo and are also on a Uk tour at the end of October and they are also playing London with Sun Ra's Arkestra on November 9th at the Hobaken Festival

24 Oct 2008 NOTTINGHAM ARTS ORGANISATION Nottingham
25 Oct 2008 GLASGOW NICE & SLEAZY Glasgow
26 Oct 2008 NEWCASTLE CUMBERLAND ARMS Newcastle
27 Oct 2008 LEICESTER CRITERION Leicester
28 Oct 2008 LONDON LUMINAIRE London
29 Oct 2008 CAMBRIDGE PORTLAND ARMS Cambridge
30 Oct 2008 LONDON TBC London
31 Oct 2008 LONDON PURE GROOVE RECORDS INSTORE 1.30PM London
1 Nov 2008 BRIGHTON ENGINE ROOMS Brighton
2 Nov 2008 LEEDS CARDIGAN ARMS Leeds

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Mulatu Astatke


The Éthiopiques play the festival of world cultures on Friday 22 August 2008 - 8.00pm.




The line up includes
Mahmoud Ahmed
Mulatu Astatke
Alemayehu Eshete & The Either/Orchestra


I only really know Mulatu Astatke off one cd i have Ethiopiques Volume 4 which is devoted entirely to his music, his music was also used in the Jim Jarmusch film Broken Flowers with Bill Murray. Mulatu Astatke is known as the father of Ethio-jazz. Born in 1943 in the western Ethiopian city of Jimma, Astatke was musically trained in London, New York City, and Boston, where he was the first African student at Berklee College of Music. His music combine jazz and Latin music influences with traditional Ethiopian music.


Yegelle Tezeta - Mulatu Astatke



Tickets are €32 (OUCH still gonna try and go)

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