Home / Music / Mulatu Astatke played vibraphone, congas, and keys on Ethio JazzMusic linernotes album music mulatu-astatkeMulatu Astatke played vibraphone, congas, and keys on Ethio JazzMulatu Astatke played vibraphone, conga drums, percussion, keyboards, and organs on the album. The vibraphone gives Ethio Jazz its distinctive shimmer. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesAmha Records silenced by the Derg after Ethio JazzMulatu Astatke's Ethio Jazz came out in 1974 on Amha RecordsMulatu Astatke studied at Trinity College and Berklee before creating Ethio Jazz.Mulatu Astatke was the first African student at Berklee College of Music.Trumpeter Fekade Amde Maskal joins Mulatu Astatke on Ethio JazzExplorePrince's Controversy was his first brush with purple and blasphemyThe Freewheelin' Bob Dylan cover was shot on Jones StreetThe horse on The Notorious Byrd Brothers cover upset David CrosbyMarvin Gaye's I Want You cover adapts Ernie Barnes' The Sugar ShackRy Cooder's Into the Purple Valley made Rolling Stone's top album covers listPrevious Mulatu Astatke studied at Trinity College and Berklee before creating Ethio Jazz.Next Mulatu Astatke brought the vibraphone and congas into Ethiopian music