Heavenly Sweetness

A stunning set of vocal recordings by Tlahoun Gessesse - one of the most important singers during the golden age of Ethiopian music.

Reissue of this 1974 spiritual jazz classic by American drummer John Betsch, originally released on cult label Strata East, with new vinyl mastering and lacquers cut by the great Frank Merritt of The Carvery.

Getatchew Mekurya is probably the most revered veteran of Ethiopian saxophone. A real giant, both physically and musically. not only is he at the very top level of Ethiopian saxophonists, but he is the 'inventor' of an extremely distinctive musical style.

With this solo double bass project, Kham Meslien embarks on a new adventure, introspective and shared.

Amha Eshèté compiled some of his standout productions on a series of compilations titled ‘Ethiopian Hit Parade’.

After releasing around fifty 45 rpm singles and his first 33 rpm album, Amha Esthèté set about compiling his best 45s on a series of now legendary albums.

Absolutely one of the best ethno-funk-jazz LPs around, a true cult classic from 1970s Ethiopia featuring main man Mulatu!

More Ethiopian Soul And Groove has been repressed by Heavenly Sweetness on three different occasions.