AFRICA

A Congolese style rumba soukous and a tango both with rocky raw electric guitar work on this Cameroon rarity apparently never sold neither on discogs nor ebay. Sleve has aging & wear, small and large

Ungoogleable tropical dancefloor Kenya uptempo benga double sider rarity with a kick off on part 2. Record is VG- to VG++, with reasonable to hardly any noise from marks, issue is mainly on intros as

Ungoogleable Kenya benga double sider rarity with a kick off on part 2 sung in Luhya language and in great shape. Record is EX, top shape & sound

Ungoogleable Kenya dancefloor benga double sider winner with a kick off on part 2 . Record is VG- w/ reasonable to light noise from marks

Massive tropical dancefloor dholuo benga with great & long part 2 on this Kenya release in top shape.

70's funky sax jive from South Africa w/ heavy bass line & frantic drumbeat. Writings on labels. Record has very reasonable to light noise

Deep & consistent Nigerian highlife double sider. Single only ! Sleeve has aging & dirt, shop stamp, tears on center hole to cover, split on one entire edge, 4" split on another, writings on B side

Single only early recordings by the Benin city master guitar player. Record has light noise.

Nigeria highlife single only double sider by the guitr virtuoso. Writings on labels, record has numerous light marks & light noise, solid VG-.

Nigeria highlife single only double sider by the guitar virtuoso. Sleeve has aging & dirt, shop stamp, mini peel off, writings on labels, record has light to hardly noticeable noise from light marks.

Scarce single by the Nigerian guitar master, writings on labels, side A is VG- w/ light noise from marks, side B has deeper marks and many clicks, only G.

Malian folk music rarity as recorded by the Kibaru SID sub label, neer shows up, wasn't on discogs until recently. Never auctionned ! Some dirt & aging on cover, record has strong noise on first half

Deep guitar banga double sider, including nice part 2 on A side, sung in Kipsigis language out of Kenya.

Tropical dancefloor soukous winner taken from G.O. Bilongo's Malinga system's 1989 LP, Kenya only single format. Strong wear & peel off on labels. Plays nicely despite marks.

Obscure highlife release from Ghana. Sleeve is G w/ aging & dirt, rubber stamp, bites & tears. Record plays VG- to VG, w/ light constant noise from light marks.

Kenyan dancefloor benga with kick off part two in luhya language and in top shape.

Kenyan dancefloor benga with kick off part two in luhya language and in top shape.

A hypnotic afro starting with spoken word and a bolero on this ultra rare release by the band which would later become Orchestre Poly Rythmo. Sleeve has aging & dirt, staples on edges, mini bites

A highlife and a bolero on this ultra rare release by the band which would later become Orchestre Poly Rythmo. Sleeve has aging & dirt, shop stamp, 2" split on side edges, tear on center hole

deep laid back voodoo/folk inspired hypnotic afro tune and a syncopated afrolatin meets deep voodoo cut as recorded by pre Poly Rythmo group Sunny Blacks band. Sleeve has aging & dirt, writings, mini

Check the rocky parts 2 on this Congo double sider mega rarity, never sold on discogs nor ebay. Sleeve has strong wear, peel off, writings on back & labels, mini bites on mouth, small hole, 2,5" split

Tropical dancefloor soukous part 2 winner on this Kenyan release by Congolese musicians later compiled or also included in their third LP. Record has strong to very light noise, quite noisy on intro

Check the deep bolero & the nice rumba on this super scarce release by the Ouidah, Benin band. Large writings on labels, record has constant very reasonable to extremely light noise, solid VG- to VG

2 heavy female vocal jive tracks on this scarce Nigerian release. Record plays VG w/ constant light backing pressing noise & light occasional noise from light marks.

Congolese uptempo soukous rarity recorded by a short lived Zambia based group. Ungoogleable rarity ! Record plays VG- to weak VG, light noise from marks.

Deep yoruba apala voice & percussion double sider winner rarity out of Nigeria. Strong disclouration on B side label, writings on labels, Some pressing hiss though in nice shape.

Kenyan soukous on top !Record plays VG- to VG, plays quite well on part 1 but part 2 has a deep mark in the middle which causes many clicks

Ungoogleable laid back Kenya soukous rumba winner. Record is VG- to VG++, plays greatly most of the time but has a mark causing 22 clicks on part 2

Scarce mid tempo Congolese soukous double sider with rhythmic parts 2, some dirt & aging, mini peel off, mini bites on spine, record has very light to hardly any noise, few marks, varies from VG to VG

Scarce mid tempo Congolese soukous double sider with rhythmic parts 2, some dirt & aging, particularly along bottom back, light creases, record has very light to hardly any noise, few marks, varies