Musical journey through Ethiopia  By Scott Kara  Saxophonist
Feleke Hailu. Photo / Supplied by Sally Woodfield Saxophonist
Feleke Hailu. Photo / Supplied by Sally Woodfield  The name Nick
Page might not be as well-known as Paul Simon, Damon Albarn or
Ry Cooder. But the British music producer, who was best known as
one of the main players in world fusion dance band Transglobal
Underground from the early 90s, has a similar intrepid spirit
when it comes to discovering music from around the world.  While
Simon went to South Africa to record 1986's Graceland, and
Albarn travelled to Mali, with Cooder making world-wide stars of
the Cuban players of Buena Vista Social Club, Page went to
Ethiopia.  He was drawn to Ethiopian music after listening to
the Ethiopiques compilations in the late 90s and early 2000s, a
music series released by Frenchman Francis Falceto.  "I got very
excited because there was something fresh about it, yet it was
old but felt slightly new, and it had a Middle Eastern flavour
which has a lot to