AFRICA

Highlife double sider recorded by the Nigerian Yoruba speaking monument w/ horn & guitar solos and his lovely lady chorus backing. Light noise from light marks.

Deep juju single only double sider by Nigeria's leading 60's figure of the genre Record is VG+ w/ very minor noise despite a few thin marks & light dirt residues

Killer spacey benga winner tune sung in Kisii language.

Congolese rumbas by Johnny Bokelo & orchestre Conga, Dewayon & orchestre Cobantou + Orchestre Vox Negros. Sleeve has aging & dirt, 4 staple holes along top + staples marks, writings on back. Record

Country music influenced electric guitar music out of Kenya w/ male vocal duet as released by one of the country's leading 60's artists. Small peel off on B side label. Small opaque pressing patches

A hypnotic afro synth, an early digital reggae & an afro synth pop as sung by this Nigerian Yoruba kid. Some small peel off on top seam & bottom back mouth corner, record plays greatly, top shape

Superb LP and a harder to find out of the Syliphone catalogue. Guitar & vocals. Sleeve has some minor wear, large writings on front & labels, record has light to hardly noticeable noise, varies from

Kikuyu benga double sider floor winner with kick off on part 2 on this Kenyan release. Dirt & some peel off on labels. Record has light to hardly noticeable noise from some marks, very solid VG- to VG

Ungoogleable early highlife Extended play by the prolific Ghanaian group, tracks were also released, apparently later, as 7" singles. Writings on labels. Record is VG- to weak VG w/ reasonable to very

A rumba & a bolero cover of Henri Salvador on this scarce release from Congo. Sleeve has aging & dirt, writings, sticker on front & small price sticker on back. Dirt on labels. Record plays very solid

A nice rumba, 2 cha cha chas & a poppy pachanga as taken from har to find Surboum African jazz 7" singles. Wear on cover, creas on corners, writings on back & labels, record has reasonable to very

Deep & bouncy benga soukous hybrids w/ large chorus. Record plays VG- w/ constant reasonable noise.

Tropical dancefloor benga double sider by one Kenya's indemand bands. Top shape !

Dassa city region Benin folk music by one of the country's leading figures of the genre, scarce title, sleeve has aging & dirt, ringwear, shop stamp on back, peel off on bottom front, 2,5" split on

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.

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

Ungoogleable Kenya soukous rumba winner. Record is VG++ w/ only very occasionally noticeable light noise

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

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

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+.

Tropical dancefloor soukous & hypnotic afro synth on top on this indemand scarce private release by the lady singer w/ Cape Verdian keyboard genius Manu Lima. Plays sweetly despite thin marks.

Instrumental sax & pennywhistle flute jive. Promo copy. Ink stamp on labels, slightly noisy on edges then plays greatly.

Strictly ultimate manding spaciness on the Ambassadeurs' first LP, check the one side long "kibaru" tune w/ part 2 that reminds Rail Band's best psychedelic moments. Sleeve has creas on spine corners

Cover only, no vinyl. Sleeve has dirt & aging, small creases along spine

Raw soukous, a guajira & a bolero on this ultra rare early LP by one of Ivory Coast's leading 70's groups. Strong wear, yellow paper tape along edges, hole on bottom towards spine corner, writings on

2 laid back soukous tunes arranged by Togolese musician Vewonyi D.D. on this scarce LP by an obscure Beninese singer. Comes w/ original lyrics sheet. Sleeve w/ some aging, strong dirt on front

Tropical dancefloor parts 2 soukous winner tunes on this scarce release from Congo Brazza w/ horns arranged by Sammy Massamba. Some dirt wear on cover, creas on top mouth corner, record has marks &

Hypnotic part 2 on one track on this scarce Ivory Coast soukous session maxi EP by former Mando Negro & Cepakos member recorded with Ringo Moya, Nyboma, Lokassa ya Mbongo, Julios Lukau and other

A hypnotic rumba soukous & a benga soukous hybrid with nice rhythmic part 2 on this scarce Kenya release sung in kikamba language. Has light clicks on intro to A side, occasional otherwise, ranges