AFRICA

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.

An accordion led track & a male female vocal lead duet w/ guitar on this mega rare ungoogleable Kenyan release. Record is VG+ w/ a bit of noise on edges, plays nicely most of the time though.

Deep folksy vocal male / female vocal duet w/ guitar companiment on this early release by the Kenyan kikuyu legend. Minor noise from super thin marks.

Scarce Togolese soukous piece with 3 solid tracks, sleeve has aging/dirt, writings, record plays well despite marks.

Ghana highlife double sider on this deep Gyasi release with US soul influenced arrangements reminding early Orlando Julius stuff. A side is single only while B was also released on his "highlife boss"

Rumba double sider rarity by the legendary Brazzaville orchestra, A side is single only, B side was later compiled on one of their 76 Pathe compilation lp's. Sleeve has some wear, creases, writings on

Highlife soukous & straight highlife tunes on this Ghana classic. Sleeve has some aging/dirt, writings on front, record has marks and light noise in parts, ranges from solid VG- to solid VG/VG+.

More raw & rocky 60's rumbas on this extremely scarce original single later compiled on the 1976 LP released on Pathe France, Some dirt & aging on cover, ringwear on back, bump & some mini tears on

Mellow gospel double sider out of Kenya, East Africa w/ choir & piano and sung in Kiswahili language. Record plays VG- to VG, light noise from marks.

Rumba from Congo with whirling guitar solo, on highly collectible label. Saturated recording. Sleeve has light aging & dirt, record plays with light occasional noise from light storage marks.

Super funky psych soukous part 2 to B side on this scarce single only early release by the Ivory Coast group. Sleeve has aging & dirt, split on all spine, creases, writings on back & labels, mini

Ghana funky guitar legend Ebo Taylor leads a Christian choir playing an usual repertoir made of chirstian reggae & highlife gospels. Sleeve has some aging & dirt wear, record has marks but plays w/

Digital highlife synth on top as recorded by this legendary Ghana band. Light brown water damage wear on 3/4ths of cover, some aging, dirt & peel off on labels, record plays an average VG- to VG w/

Uptempo hypnotic tropical dancefloor Kenyan soukous double sider. Some dirt on labels, noise from marks

An uptempo dancefloor soukous & a deep hypnotic afro tune w/ organ on this single only release by the Kings of Benin, record has constant reasonable noise from marks. Unfortunately 2 skips right on

Female vocals (quite unsual out of Ghana) on this highlife double sider rarity arranged by Eddie Donkor. Constant reasonable to light noise from marks.

A soukous & mellow soul ballad on this ultra rare Poly Rythmo single w/ Eskill on lead vocals. Sleeve has aging & dirt, mini hole on front, ringwear & creases, small peel off, record plays VG- to very

Single only Ghana rocksteady / skinhead reggae rarity w/ a highlife vibe (and mistakenly defined as a cha cha cha on labels) as recorded by one of Ghana's most prolific bands, writings on labels

Ghana highlife double sider winner rarity, B side appears on a scarce Philips highlife compilation. Sleeve has creases & some dirt, aging, dirt & wear & writings on labels, sticker on A side, record

Ungoogleable Ghana highlife sung by lady Janet Osei Donkor. Writings on labels. Record is VG- to VG, numerous marks & reasonable to very light noise depending on parts.

Rare Cameroon release, features a bolero & a slow soukous tune that starts as a slow. Peel off & dirt wear on cover.

A hypnotic afro winner & a killer hypnotic bolero on this ultra rare release out of Benin that really stands out in the country's discography. Some wear and writings on labels. Never shows up ! Record

Raw soukous winner out of Kenya sung in kipsigis. Some warp & light occasional noise, still a very nice copy.

2 tropical dancefloor soukous winners & a hypnotic afro pop on one of his rarest LP's Sleeve has light aging & dirt wear, record is very clean but is offcentered on side A hence some sound distortion

Consistent highlife & asiko music LP, dirt wear & aging on cover, small bites & strong dirt along top & spine & on front close to top spine, rubber stamps on cover, writings on labels, record plays

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

Tropical dancefloor Ghana on top with that highlife meets soukous meets soca clubby sound so characteristic of the mid 80's digi highlife. Sleeve has some aging & dirt wear, beige water damage on

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

Hypnotic Beninese sato double sider. Reasonabl noise from marks, also has clicks (clip 2).

Tropical dancefloor & hard hittin raw Kenyan benga double sider on hardly googleable utra rare releaseVG- to VG, multiple light clicks from mark on first part of A side but B side plays quite nicely