I'm talking with a guy from Ethioindex.com and he says he's pretty sure the video was made by the ETV(Ethiopian Television). I'm trying to get in contact with the true webmaster though, I'm learning more info about this. Do any of you guys live in Ethiopia now?
very good video, shows the beauty of distance running and brings it to a down to earth perspective.
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Anybody know how I can get the mp3 of the song?
Anyone know if there is a video that goes with the Haile song?
I don't know of a video, I hope to find out more info here...
http://www.mediaethiopia.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2275&sid=9bce639a90b6ebb09e7b009bf3c90169#2275
I have the video but didn't get a change to covert it yet.
Haile Fan:
Is it a live performance or an actual running video (for Haile Haile)?
My brother sent me the tape few months back but I never got a chance to watch it. I think it is a live performance but if you are interested in running video, I have a lot of Haile's races in tape since 1995. Can you give a week or two and will let you about it.
I don't know about the video, but as mentionned Teddy Afro is the signer.
GiGi is the signer (one of the signers?) on the Walt Disney Haile Endurance.
If you are into trying new music, I'd recommend Aster. This dude did a write up on her, I couldn't agree more. Jazz-funk-off beat- Ethiopian Miles Davies.
The statuesque Aster Aweke, who physically if not musically resembles Grace Jones, really shines on this, her second album the title of which means "Sacred Stones." She's backed by a sensitive ensemble of London jazzmen that does full justice to her unusual voice and spectacular delivery. While the rhythms range from complex Ethiopian styles to smooth jazz-funk, Aster's voice displays a remarkable variety of modalities, from yearning to rapturous and from coaxing to celebratory. The album opens with "Yedi Gosh" (My Guy), a sensual uptempo number where Aweke's voice quivers and swoops to be interrupted at times by interludes of whistling and melodic purring. The second track "Yaz-oh" (Get It On) is a steadily pounding dance ditty calling for a remix, whilst the title track is a brooding ballad where her voice soars and plummets from on high to below sea level, yet remains understated with a sort of quiet intensity. The bouncy "Kezira" includes yodeling as her voice runs up and down the scales in an impressively swirling intonation. "Bati"is again a slow number, and "Chewata"(Romance) is almost reminiscent of Laurie Anderson in its devotional dirge-like power over an entrancing drum pattern and with a particularly impressive acoustic base and dramatic finger-clicks. The songs - a mix of traditional Amharic tunes and Aweke's own compositions - are highly distinctive and in a class of African music quite unlike anything else.
to get the mp3 download the oss audio extractor at http://onestopsoft.com/download/ossae.exe and save the video to your computer, then use the audio extractor to get the mp3 from the video
Pretty good idea, I'll get that program now
Hi Michael,
I'm a late arrival to this discussion. Can you send the file if you still have it? For some reason, I can't view the link or save it on my pc. I appreciate it.
thanks,
where can we find this video now?
Daniel I sent you an email, this video rules, I'm gonna try to host it soon, I have it
I have seen the link what you intered to play the video song. but I couldn't play it from the link. I have fast internet connection,100 mb/sec and I have the midea player what it requires. Could you enter the correct link to display the video song.
thank you.
Where can I get this video now? I tried the links posted here and they didn`t work.
I will really apreciate your help.
Account for domain kingofthemile.com has been suspended
The video was deleted off the site although the page is still there. I saved the video, I haven't hosted it on xdrive yet.