Mulatu Astatke - Mulatu Of Ethiopia Destroyer (4) with an insert containing liner

with an insert containing liner notes & exclusive pictures from the personal archive of Gordon Henderson

(1) RCA audio cable

5:03 A2 Nices Wölkchen 5:31 A3 Royal Asscher Cut 7:20 B1 Magical Boy 7:16 B2 Das Wort 6:32 B3 Homesick 4:11 C1 La Duquesa 9:57 C2 My Plans 4:18 C3 Don't Lose My Mind 4:35 D1 Marilyn Whirlwind 7:12 D2 Amygdala 5:16 D3 Ich Schreib' Dir Ein Buch 2013 5:28 7"-E NooOoo 5:06 7"-F Auroville 2:30

A1 Adore 6:55 A2 Space Cadet 2:10 A3 Chromatic 2:23 A4 Homelands 5:56 A5 Search 4 Love 3:49 B1 Peace Of What 3:29 B2 Channel One Suite 5:45 B3 The Sour 5:25 B4 Northern Girls 3:40 B5 Lost In Paradise 3:16 C1 La Lune Rousse 3:45 C2 She's My Lover 4:36 C3 Futures 3:47 C4 Tu M'Intrigues 4:44 C5 Bernard's Shuffle 4:48 D1 Evolution Revolution Love 4:08 D2 Terrorist 4:13 D3 To The Beat 3:54 D4 Camping Jazz 4:15 D5 Last Tango In Paris 5:49

Mulatu Astatke - Mulatu Of Ethiopia Destroyer (4) with an insert containing linerMulatu Astatke (Amharic: ; also written Astatq on French releases) is arguably one of the most influential and legendary musicians from Ethiopia. During the 1960s, he studied music abroad in London, Boston, and New York. He then returned home to Ethiopia armed with a love for jazz and Latin music. There he blended Ethiopian traditional music with the Latin jazz he was so fond of to create a unique hybrid he called Ethio jazz. Mulatu Astatke is first