45 AFRO FUNK Orchestre Du Bawobab - Kelin Ati Len HEAR
  $   32

 


$ 32 Sold For
Oct 6, 2011 Sold Date
Sep 29, 2011 Start Date
$   10 Start price
10   Number Of Bids
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Description

Orchestre Du Bawobab - Kelin Ati Len / The Don Isaac Ezekiel Combination - The Preacher Man

SOUNDWAY 7001

Condition = EX

Notes = Soundway's 1st 45 in the catalog.  Long out of print reissue. Standout funk from Nigeria 1970.  A side was originially released on Disques Buur, 1975 Senegal, and the B side was originally released on Polydor Nigeria 1971.  THIS is the 45 to have out of the first three!!!!  Possibly the nastiest and rawest funk to ever come out of Africa.  As with all Soundway 45's this was pressed in limited numbers.

Kelin Ati Len

The Preacher Man

 

 

ALL records are originals unless otherwise noted.  ALL sound recordings come from the actual record and are not manipulated.

Please check out all our other auctions this round up for more Tropical, R&B, Soul, Popcorn, and Exotica 45s.

 

 

SHIPPING AND GRADING INFO

US POSTAGE RATES:

1 LP Priority Mail is $10.00, for each additional add $2.00.
1 LP Media Mail is $5.50, for each additional add $1.25.
1 - 7" First Class is $5, each additional is $1.00.
Discounts on combined auctions.

 

FOREIGN POSTAGE RATES:  

All out of US rates are for First Class International:

CANADA: 1 LP is $8.50, add $2.25 each additional. 1 - 7" is $5.50, add $2.00 each additional.
MEXICO: 1 LP is $11, add $2.50 each additional. 1 - 7" is $5.50, add $2.00 each additional.
EUROPE or SOUTH AMERICA: 1 LP is $15.00, add $5.50 for each additional. 1 - 7" is $7.50, add $2.00 for each additional.
ASIA, AUSTRALIA, N.Z: 1 LP is $16.00, $5.50 each additional. 1 - 7" is $8, add $2.25 for each additional.
Discounts on combined auctions.

 

GRADING INFO:

NM (Near Mint) - Highest grade given. Disc grades as close to perfect as is possible. Jacket almost perfect as well, with little or no sign of use.
EX (Excellent) - Between NM and VG+ usually defined by imprefections often ignored by sellers and simply called "mint" or NM. Examples include a spittle dot on the disk or a hint of post-retail ringwear on an otherwise perfect cover.
VG+ (Very Good Plus) Very clean LP. Maybe a couple of sleeve marks or hairlines on disc. Jacket with faint creases or small dings on corners. Stuff like that.
VG (Very Good) Disc with some visible scuffs or scratches. Should play with light surface noise between tracks and maybe a tick or pop here and there. Jacket with light ringwear or moderate seam splitting. Still very presentable and listenable.
G (Good) : Disc well used, but not abused. Should not overpower music and no skips. Jacket with splits or ringwear, writing or tape. My "G" is equivalent to many dealers' "VG." (Or VG+ or VG++ or VG+++...)




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