Musicawe Silt Moges Habte and Ethio Jazz Group 

It's the greatness of Ethiopian contemporary music!!! MOGES HABTE is and will always be a legendary alto player ever revealed in the modern Ethiopian music scene. Thanks for Sharing this wonderful and highly memorable tape !!! Long live the golden generation of Ethiopian music !!!

Great music full of soul and rich beat

Moges your generation made a great contribution to Ethiopian jazz, I salute you.

እግዚህአብሔር ይስጥልኝ from lost Abesha

Ethio Jazz at its best!!! Thank u so much Ato Moges Enkuan Tefeterulin!!!

probably the most amazing jazz. From ETHIOPIAN to the whole world like we gave the letters I am using know.

musicawi silt is one of ethiopia's timeless super hit. thanx Mogus for the post

The good ole' band days... Sweet sound for the ears

Moges Habte, you are God gift to us, God bless u, This is one of the best video I've seen on youtube. Happy Millennium to u & your Family, Essatu.

Great video job well done keep them coming.

Hi Moges - great and very different version of this great tune - nice work! - you're the best - hope to see you again soon - Russ

The first time I heard this song on an Air Berlin flight

ethiopia tiquedem lezelalemu amien!!!happy millenium sweet people

My best moges habte proud of you!

What a great band, beautiful melody!

very nice ! ですね.

Mi admiracion a Africa, SIIIIIIIII

ነፍስ ነው❤

why can't they make music like this these days? ehhhhhh

Dear Moges, Good job! I specially like the improv part between 3:21 to 4:00, where you opened the chord to C#7 minor (I believe dorian to B), in the tenor sax (from Tizita C#minor) and quite cleverly came back to the main key. 1 of 2 (please see next message)

Wicked Ethiopian Jazz!!!!

very nice,more outsider than ethiopian.but i rather listem to this beautiful music played by my people than ....

how very beautiful and so soothing. love it. why did it take so long to post this beautiful music? anyway thank you for sharing now mogeshabte?

Great music! I just love it...... What about the background of the composition? Is it an Ethiopian Traditional or something like that!? Regards, Louis

it must have been a sad place where you were raised.

message 2 of 2 In fact, I have now memorized the lick and played it on my clarinet, if you don't mind...haha) To your experience, what other keys work effectively with the respective Ethiopian modes (5 or so) for improv purposes? And any other tips you can share, would be appreciated. Thanks, Zerihun (aspiring Jazz Clarinetist)

NIce Groove..... But the Congas not so Good!.. To Play Latin Groove is very important To Know the Clave... Sorry, the rest of the band is very nice.