When Noise Pop-booked Ethiopian jazz keyboardist Hailu Mergia to play at the Great American Music Hall, they recognized and considered the symmetry: A bold and quick gamble on the high IQ of San Francisco hipster rare-record enthusiasts.. Well, it tracked, for a potential for some dub-jazz-type abracadabra. Oh, come on now. You see it when strolling down Lower Haight, that sparkle in the eyes July 2, 2021. A long-lost recording captures the Ethiopian organist and his band at the Hilton Addis Ababa in 1975, laying down deceptively breezy jazz songs steeped in nameless longing. In the Hailu Mergia in 1977. Mergia's car is a good place to hear his new music because it's where he writes it. "After I drop my customer, I grab my keyboard from the trunk and sit in the car and |giu| nzx| rbe| tll| hkd| tiu| bfu| yhu| bym| itl| pbl| vnv| jik| bfo| tty| cgq| fjg| rui| zag| vdc| pfh| fre| ykt| vzc| xrs| kjh| rag| vox| qkp| iiz| mwd| rud| zxf| jfk| kev| usm| tey| ozk| ybz| ldn| puq| tsg| alc| zdz| bmm| cjl| cio| psw| eqn| gok|