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X-Ray Moon In an unexpected twist X-Ray Moon will be uttering an exquisite sentence that he has never articulated ever before in his life, and is as certain as he can be that it's a sentence he will regrettably never have the occasion to say again. Listen in to this slightly-less-exciting-phenomenon-than-it-sounds rarity on X-Ray Moon's November show. As well as this, he has for us: Going to Heaven on the end of A Stick; Prohibition Prohibition; Red Noise; Persian Claws; and the wondrous Syd Barrett as well as many surprises ... X-Ray Moon hopes everyone enjoys the show
The ethiopian saxophonist Tèsfa-Maryam Kidané was one of the most remarkable stylists of his generation and between 1965 and 1972 emerged as a brilliant, inspired player. He has an “American” ear, influenced by the American radio programmes broadcast from the US base in Asmara and, with an eye toward improving his playing, was one of the first Ethiopian musicians to go to the USA. Today he still works there, mainly in the clubs of the Ethiopian and Eritrean diasporas.
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