AFRICA
Great compilation featuring material extracted from their BUUR & Musicafrique LP's, covering 1973-74 to 1978. "Jin ma jin ma", "Souleymane", the amazing JB's like funk knocker "Kelen ati leen"
Early highlife & calypso masterpiece by the Ghana trumpet king. Sleeve has some aging & dirt, small writings on back, peeling of the upper plastic sheet along mouth, record has light to hardly
Cover only, no vinyl. Sleeve has strong wear & dirt, glue residues along edges, writings on back, light brown water damage, 0,5 " tear on bottom mouth corner & 1,5" tear on bottom front, creases
Consistent early trumpet highlife and apparently the first of the Decca West African series 10" release, sleeve has aging & dirt, beige water damage & price sticker on back, light warp from stocking
Early 10" release by the Yoruba Juju bandleader. Tracklisting is "late oba gbadebo II" "late madam alatede aboderin" "ibukun maternity" "chief fatai are ago" "oluwa fona han mi" "bode atandare" "bowo
8 tracks compilation (contrarily to the 4 tracks LP version) featuring material taken from their Sacodis "Affair social"' LP + 2 tunes taken from their impossible to find Disco Stock releases,
Consistent early trumpet highlife rarity, sleeve has very strong aging & dirt, bites on spine & bottom, paper stuck on front, 5" split on bottom seam, split on all spine,peel off on front, light brown
Consistent early trumpet highlife rarity, sleeve has aging & dirt, light brown water damage wear Oon back, writings on back & labels, fading of the colour & dirt on labels. Record plays w/ constant
Cover only, no vinyl. Sleeve has wear & strong dirt, tears & bump on mouth, warp, light brown & dark grey water damage
compilation of hard to catch late 60's deep manding & Afro latin recordings made by the Guinean guitarist & the Malian flutist. Pachangas & boogaloos mostly, with a very distinctive African approach
compilation of hard to catch late 60's deep manding & Afro latin recordings made by the Guinean guitarist & the Malian flutist. Pachangas & boogaloos mostly, with a very distinctive African approach
