AFRICA

Cover only, no vinyl. Sleeve has strong dirt & aging on back, light beige water damage wear on almost half bottom cover + writings & shop stamp on back.

Check the instrumental bossa nova tune with Cameroon guitar player Toto Guillaume soloing, the zouk influenced soukous "fais mwen mal" + hypnotic afrosynth & afro synth pop dancer on this Panafrican

Every tune is a horn highlife winner on this off the radar old fashioned Nigerian rarity that sounds like it's been recorded 10 years earlier than its actual release date. Sleeve has aging, strong

Check the afro hypnotic part 2 on B1 and it's also a consistent Soukous release by Central Afdrican republic artist, probably has backing by Ignace de Souza & Black Santiagos as they were the studio

Solid soukous recorded in Nigeria by this obscure group led by Benin based bass player DD Mms Pachanga. Sleeve has crackling & peel off on bottom mouth corner, record plays sweetly, minor sound

Juju as recorded in Nigeria by this obscure artist. Super scarce title on collectible label. Sleeve has aging & dirt, 2" split on spine, writings on cover & labels, ringwear. Record has constant

Uganda guitar & voice double sider rarity. Record has very light to hardly any noise

A hypnotic afro tune & a country music influenced electric guitar track on this Uganda release by one of the country's elading voices.

A hypnotic afro tune & a country music influenced track on this Uganda release by one of the country's leading 60's voices. Top shape with occaional light pressing noise

Uganda guitar & voice double sider rarity. Record is VG+ w/ minor noise in parts.

Spoken word, military marches & voice & percussion field recordings specially recorded to commemorate former Libera President William Tubman's 75th birthday. Sleeve is VG w/ some dirt & light wear

Raw frantic soukous parts 2 on this compilation of Editions Veve recordings out of Congo Kinshasa, also features tracks by Orchestre Continental, Grands maquisards & Lipua lipua. Cover has some wear

Extremely rare bootleg compilation of Congolese recordings, includes OK jazz "replubique du Zaire", "Cedou" & "Ou est le serieux" + Empire Bakuba "Nazoki" & "Likambu mabe", sleeve is missing, record

Extremely rare & underrated title particularly worth for the raw hypnotic Angolan afroblues themes on this mainly Congelese music compilation that might be a first issue of the tracks included, also

Uptempo Kenyan soukous winner ! Light to hardly noticeable noise despite marks.

Single only raw rumba double sider w/ rocky guitar & sax solos by the Congolese legend on the sought after label. Wear & creases on cover, shop stamp & ringwear on back, bump & creas on mouth

Kirikiri / rumba tunes from the late 60's on thi scarce Ngoma title, strong dirt colouration, shop stamp on back, record has light marks & constant very reasonable noise.

Nice afro pop LP recorded by Poly Rythmo 's second most proeminent lead vocalist. Some wear on cover, record has light wooshes from unremoveable dirt but is super clean

Consistent Nigerian ibo highlife rarity w/ down & uptempo tunes. Dirt & aging on cover, peel off & beige water damage, strong ringwear. Record has very reasonable to hardly noticeable noise from marks

Danceable soukous winner on this consistent Congolese rumba soukous LP recorded with Geo Bilongo, Lokassa Ya M'bongo, Manana Antoine, Ringo Moya. Dirt wear & aging on cover, small bite on top mouth

Tropical dancefloor soukous winners recorded in France. Beige water damage & light warp on cover, minor aging, dirt. Plays very nicely despite light marks, very solid VG to VG++

Rare LP recorded by Cameroon singer under the direction of Beninese trumpet player & maestro Ignace de Souza together with his Black Santiago orchestra. SAT 156, some age wear, minor bump on bottom

Ungoogleable benga double sider by the Kenyan group, check kick off. Record ranges from solid VG- to VG/VG+ w/ light to hardly noticeable noise depending on part.

The Ramblers bring back the 60's horn led classic highlife style on this mid 70's LP by one of Ghana's legendary groups, leaving far behind most guitar led bands of the time. Some dirt wear & aging

Later piano & synth led Ghana highlife lp, a bit cheesy versions of 60's classics.

An uptempo dancefloor soukous part 2 on this scarce solo LP by the band who backed Prince Nico Mbarga, on an even rarer Nigerian press when most of RAS lp's were manufactured in the UK. Sleeve has

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.

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.

2 instrumental twist tunes on this ultra rare release by two African (Congolese ?) kids. Writings on label, sleeve is missing

Kenya benga double sider with a nice kick off on part 2 to B side. Top shape.