Pachanga & other Cuban inspired rhythms on this ultra rare Ivory Coast release by one of the country's leading 60's groups. Apparently never sold neither on discogs nor ebay. Creases on cover
Killer afro synth winner on this mega rare alternate cover private press release out of Ivory Coast, sleeve has aging & dirt, large beige water damage wear, large writings on cover & labels, paper
boogie disco / early rap from Ivory Coast / West Africa, sleeve w/ some aging & dirt, some peel off & discolouration along bottom, light brown stains on labels, record plays very solid VG- to VG/VG+
Spoken word dub poetry by one of the masters of the genre. Sleeve has light wear, record plays greatly with very few thin hairlines.
Early hip hop produced by Peter Brown, sleeve has dirt wear, distributor stamp, record plays just great, without noise.
Solid early rap w/ live funky band backing, sleeve has light aging, upper glossy plastic is peeling off along edges.
Mega rare Tunisia 9 lp's box set release of 1960's recordings of this iconic Tunisian national radio program. A historical 1960's document, very likely pressed in very limited promo only quantities
Single only rumba double sider rarity by this short lived Congolese group. Sleeve has split on all edges & spine, comes in two separate parts, strong wear, glue residue along top, bump & tears on
Single only Congo rumba double sider rarity by Johnny Bokelo and his 60's group. Never shows up ! Sleeve has aging & dirt, bite on bottom seam & spine corner, peel off, creases, shop stamp & mini
Deep hypnotic track & a deep afro latin hybrid on this ultra rare Benin release. Sleeve w/ aging/dirt, writings & rubber stamp on back, glue residue along mouth, beige water damage on bottom spine
Killer dancefloor soukous single only rarity from Tanzania, sleeve has aging & dirt, small tears, dirt on labels, record has marks & very reasonable to hardly noticeable noise, varies from VG- to VG+
Ghana trumpet highlife ep by the gentleman whom later led Osibisa, hardly shows up ! sleeve has aging & dirt, writings on back & labels, light brown water damage on back, air bubbles underrneath upper
Congolese style rumba, bolero & biguine on this mega rare 60's release by Benin singer, sleeve has aging & dirt, light brown water damage, writings on back & labels, wear on labels, record plays G to
Afrobeat disco & boogie disco winners recorded in France by Ivory Coast's funkiest self produced artist. Sleeve has dirt wear, some aging, large peeling of the upper plastic sheet. Record has noise in
Killer deep hypnotic tune, swinging rumba & deep bolero & blues ballad on this ultra rare release by Hountondji Nestor & his group out of Benin, West Africa. Nver shows up, never sold neither on
Mid tempo single only Congolese soukous winner by one of Zaire's leading 70's bands. Dirt wear & aging on cover, narrow bite on top spine, quite dirty along spine, strong ringwear on back, record has
A laid back manding track as well as pachanga & boogaloo, sleeve has aging/dirt, peel off on front & back, light brown water damage, bite & moisture wear on spine & top seam, mini bite on top mouth
Early 60's single only Nigerian guitar highlife rarity. Writings on labels. Constant light noise from marks.
3 deep boleros & a hypnotic rumba as recorded on this very early EP by the Beninese group. Sleeve w/ light aging & dirt but large writings on back. Record plays w/ light noise on intro but is in
Mini LP on 7" format apparently recorded in France by the Chilian legend. Minor dirt on cover, record in top shape.
Pachanga africana w/ sax & guitar solos on this EP from Ivory Coast, wear on cover, peel off & small bites along mouth on front, record is a bit noisy from marks & occasional clicks, warp but no sound
Synth pop / wave out of France, sleeve has light brown water damage wear, record plays nicely.
Hypnotic afro synth experiments from Ivory Coast. Sleeve has a creas on top spine corner, otherwise looks great, writings on labels, slightly noisy from surface marks
Deep boleros with rocky guitar solo & 2 percussion & voice folk tunes by Nestor Gansou on the National Dahomey Radio's label rarest release. Not listed on discogs until I added it. Minor wear on cover
Congolese cha cha cha, bolero & 2 rumbas as recorded by L'ensemble Franco-Vicky-Essous, Dewayon w/ Franco-Essous & Rossignol & Vicky & Orchestre OK Jazz, and originally released on Loningisa. Sleeve
Highlight really is the son montuno sung in French "la belle lucie botayi", otherwise solid Congolese cha cha chas as recorded for the legendary Esengo catalogue. Sleeve has aging & dirt, writings on
Killer cha cha cha Congo style & 3 rumbas on this scarce release taken from the Esengo catalogue, sleeve has aging & dirt, creases, ringwear & writings on back, record's got marks but plays quite well
A pachanga, a heavy cha cha cha & a bolero + a rumba on this super early Benin recording. Sleeve has minor wear, dirt on back, record has reasonable to very light noise from marks, weak to very solid
2 raw pachangas & a deep bolero on this super scarce early release by the Northern Benin group. Sleeve has some dirt & aging, writings on back, record has reasonable to light noise from marks &
2 Cuban influenced boleros as recorded by the Benin group which featured Hountondji Nestor. Sleeve has light wear, writings on back & labels. Record has light noise to no noise, crackier on first part
