Tropical dancefloor soukous single only recorded by the Kenyan group. Very reasonable to hardly any noise from few marks.

Tropical dancefloor benga double sider rarity sung in Kikamba language. Strong dirt &l peel off on labels. Record solid VG- to VG+, resonable to very light noise from marks.

Kikuyu benga dancers with short kick off on part 2, water damage wear & paper stuck on labels, record has light to hardly noticeable noise, ranges from VG to VG++

Kikuyu benga double sider rarity out of Kenya, strong wear on labels but record plays very nicely despite few marks.

A jaw dropping soul ballad w/ horn solo & several Tropical dancefloor soukous tunes on this consistent Congo music lp and one of the much rarer & underrated titles on the ZP 2000 catalogue. sleeve has

One of their much rarer title feat. the devastating dancefloor filler "pour chercher le magot" and other solid tropical dancefloor tunes. Sleeve has some wear, dirt, ringwear on back, record has light

Tropical dancefloor soukous masterpiece recorded in Abidjan. Light wear on cover, narrow water damage wear along spine on back, shops ticker on front, light creases, some dirt on B side label, record

One side long soukous winners w/ backing by the Kings of Benin. Sleeve has aging & dirt wear, record plays quite well w/ occasional noise from light marks & some unremoveable dirt residues.

Down tempo soukous winner composed by Kenyan icon Daudi Kabaka. Sleeve has aging & dirt, creases, 5" split on one seam, mini bites & tears on mouth, other small tears, record plays VG- to VG++

South African jazz instrumentals rarity, sleeve hasaging & dirt, tears on mouth& bottom, 1" split on bottom & left seam + small bites, record has a bite, missing part on edge reaching the 5th groove

Ungoogleable tropical dancefloor Kenya benga rarity sung in kiswahili. Strong wear & peel off on labels. Record is VG- to VG+, some noise in parts up to no noise

Benga double sider rarity on micro Kenyan label, dirt & writings on A side label, record has some noise on intros VG- but still plays up to VG/VG+ with hardly noticeable noise on most tune

Hypnotic tropical dancefloor mid tempo soukous winner recorded in Kenya by Baba Gaston related musicians. Record plays w/ noise from marks

Tropical dancefloor soukous sung in Lingala and recorded in Kenya. Also included in the band's Lp. Some marks & light to hardly any noise, varies from very solid VG- to VG++

Hardly googleable Kenya benga sung in kikuyu language. Dirt & mini peel off on labels. Record is VG- to VG, reasonable to hardly noticeable noise from marks

Ungoogleable uptempo Kenya benga track on this ultra rare release. Record is VG- to EX depending on part, plays nice to greatly most of the time with only very occasional noise on A side (clips 1 & 2)

Indemand Kenya soukous rarity. Record is VG+ w/ occasional light to hardly any noise

Mega rare mid tempo Tanzania soukous benga hybrid. Writings on labels. Record has very minor occasional noise

Hardly googleable Kenya only dancefloor soukous sung in Lingala as recorded by this Kenya based Congolese group. Labels w/ peel off & water damage, record is VG- to VG depending on parts with marks

Ultra rare Kenya only Lingala soukous winner. Record is VG to VG++ w/ light to hardly noticeable noise

Hypnotic afro winner tune, latin soul & rumba on this scarce early Benin release. Wear on cover, creases, beige water damage on bottom mouth corner, constant reasonable noise & clicks from numerous

Ultra rare Kenya only Lingala soukous winner. Record is VG to VG++ w/ light to hardly noticeable noise

Tropical dancefloor soukous part 2 winner on this Kenyan release by Congolese musicians. Strong dirt & peel off on labels, very reasonable to hardly any noise from marks, ranges from solid VG- to VG+.

Single only tropical dancefloor soukous recorded by the Kenyan group. Quite reasonable to hardly noticeable noise from marks, varies from VG- to VG+

Scarce Kenya dancefloor Lingala soukous rumba by the Nairobi based Congo group. Record is VG to VG++ w/ light to hardly noticeable noise

Cover only, no vinyl. Sleeve has minor wear

Tropical dancefloor Kenya benga double sider winner rarity. Opaque pressing hiss on edges/intros &some clicks from storage marks, otherwise nice shape

Laid back hypnotic rumba winner tune apparently recorded in Kenya by Lingala speaking singer, minor light noise in parts.

Ultra rare single only rumba double sider by one of Tanzania's leading early 70's bands. Plays with reasonable to light noise from both opaque pressing and surface marks, varies from VG- to VG.

Coer only, record is missing. Dirt & aging, light brown water damage on bottom, mini peel off along mouth on back, mold wear, fading of the colour on front, warp from water damage