Home / Music / Trumpeter Fekade Amde Maskal joins Mulatu Astatke on Ethio JazzMusic linernotes album music mulatu-astatkeTrumpeter Fekade Amde Maskal joins Mulatu Astatke on Ethio JazzThe album Ethio Jazz features trumpeter Fekade Amde Maskal alongside Mulatu Astatke. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesAmha Records silenced by the Derg after Ethio JazzMulatu Astatke played vibraphone, congas, and keys on 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.ExploreSteve Broughton played drums on the 'caveman' section of Tubular BellsHerb Ellis played guitar in the Oscar Peterson TrioBuddy Guy played acoustic guitar on Muddy Waters's Folk SingerWillie Rust and Joe Macho Jr, joined Leonard Cohen on Songs of Leonard CohenJoan Baez's debut was mostly just her voice and guitarPrevious Vessel captures The Necks at their most hypnoticNext Truce is Nurse With Wound's quiet album — silence and negative space as a structural element