ARAB / ASIA - AFRICA
Consistent mega rare highlife LP out of Ghana, never shows up ! Sleeve is missing, writings on labels, record has quite reasonable to very light noise from marks and faulty opaque pressing.
Scarce single only guitar highlife out of Ghana. Writings on labels, light to hardly noticeable noise despite marks, solid VG- to VG/VG+ depending on parts
Rare bootleg LP made out of Youssou's early cassettes, dirt & light aging on cover
Frantic soukous part two on this ultra rare single only tune by the Zaire kings, some aging & dirt on cover, small peel off on front, record plays nicely, great shape.
Dancefloor soukous on top as recorded by the legendary Congolese group, some wear on cover, large writings on front, small ones on back & labels. Record plays very nicely !
An uptempo single only dancefloor soukous winner by the Congolese legends. Strng wear & aging on cover, split on all spine, multiple small tears on spine, mouth & bottom, peel off on bottom front
Tropical dancefloor soukous winners recorded by this Paris based Congolese band including Papa Wemba, Mpongo Love, Fafa de Molokai among others. Minor wear on cover, writings on cover & labels.
Afro pop from Abidjan arranged by Assale, features a nice laid back afro roots digital tune. Dirt wear & light aging. Record plays with light noise
2 hypnotic afro tunes, a funky tune, latin & Congolese rumba influences, ziglibithy & other afro pop rhythms from ivory Coast, sleeve has some aging & dirt, large writings, record has opaque pressing
Killer tropical dancefloor soukous synth winner tune on this consistent Nigeria only lingala soukous Congolese music LP. Strong dirt & large peel off on back, some dirt on front, small writing on B
Single only rumba rarity by this Belgium based Congolese group. Some wear & dirt on cover, writings on cover & A side label, ringwear on back, record has light to hardly noticeable noise, very solid
2 instrumental twist tunes on this ultra rare release by two African (Congolese ?) kids. Writings on label, sleeve is missing
Nigerian highlife meets spoken word theater play on this super rare LP w/ short music parts, sleeve is missing, dirt on labels, writings & reasonable to light cosntant noise.
Laid back rumba rarity on collectible Congolese label, some dirt on labels, record has reasonable constant noise.
Afrosynth pop rarity from Cote d'Ivoire, check the hypnotic tune with club potential & the discoish & cheesy temane yirriyon", sleeve has aging & dirt, tape on edges, minor peel off, mini tear on
Heavy luo benga double sider with a kick off on part 2. Very reasonable noise to no noise from marks.
Single only highlife tunes on this scarce 7" out of Ghana. Wear & writings on labels, center holder removed, record has numerous marks & constant reasonable to light noise, weak to solid VG- depending
Single only afro fusion recorded for the British African Tobacco company by the former Lusaka Radio band which later gave birth to Bilg Gold Six. Super scarce recordings with strong jazzy edge, guitar
Always indemand highlife winner, 3" split & brown paper tape along spine, aging & dirt, writings on cover & labels, mini peel off, ringwear, record has numerous marks & very reasonable to hardly
Hypnotic native Nigerian blues & highlife winners. Dead stock but a bit noisy on first tune on both sides from pressing, some unremoveable dirt & a few marks.
Ultra rare Tanzania psychedelic rumba winner sung in swahili. Some wear on B label. Record is weak to regular VG- w/ numerous marks & constant noise
Kenyan rumba early benga hybrid ungoogleable rarity. Record is VG- to VG w/ reasonable to ligth noise from marks.
Rumba double sider and a scarce title by the Stikers aka Kenya Armed forces band. writings & peel off on one label Record plays VG w/ light noise & thin marks.
A rumba & a benga meets rumba hybrid on this scarce Kenyan release. Peel off and promo stamps on one label. Record plays solid VG- to VG/VG+, light occasional noise from marks.
Consistent later highlife synth LP by the Ghanaian legends. Sleeve has serious wear, large peel off & moisture reisudes on cover labels, bite on bottom mouth, record plays well w/ light occasional
Kenya benga double sider with a nice kick off on part 2 to B side. Top shape.
ungoogleable gospel choir rarity sung in Ibo language. Writings & light wear on labels. Record is VG- with constant reasonable noise from numerous marks.
Deep Nigerian juju rarity, sleeve has strong wear, peel off, creases & warp, large light brown water damage, writings on back, 1" tear on mouth on back, paper stuck on most A side label, mold wear &
Laid back breezy soul jazz with a jive twist on side A soul folk track on side B. B side has saturated recording/pressing though.
Single only highlife double sider rarity. Writings on labels, record has marks & reasonable to light noise, crackier on first pat of each side, plays weak to solid VG-