ORCHESTRE BAWOBAB - Une nuit au jandeer rare LP Senegal

Orchestre du Bawobab (Baobab) - Une nuit au jandeer Musicafrique MSC LP 002 1978
Follow-up to 'Ndeleng ndeleng' (which I am also selling, see my other auctions) on the same label and released in the same year. Equally great proto mbalax, and an absolute must have for the Baobab fans and lovers of West African afro-latin fusion sounds.
Side A A1  Liti Liti A2  Cabral A3  Digone Nga Ma A4  Ma Penda 
Side B B1  Baye Ndango B2  Diougou Diougou B3  Sindicli B4  Souleymane
LISTEN (mp3, snippets recorded from the copy on sale): (I will add sounds in the coming day or two!)
Grading: Vinyl: VG to VG+ pretty clean, few scuffs and occasional light click, very enjoyable, see snippets! Sleeve: VG (water damage caused some wrinkles and discolorization; seam split)
Disclaimer on condition: This record is part of a box of vinyl that has spent the past three decades in the humid and hot climate of Nigeria, and storage for many of these records typically has been less than careful. To find a mint condition Nigerian record is very hard, VG+ is often the best grade, and for the rarest copies we may be lucky to even find a VG- copy. To be sure that you're fine with the condition of the album, make sure you listen to the snippets.
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Browse my other items and look for a fat stack of West African / Nigerian / Ghanaian disco / boogie / funk / modern soul albums which I am posting this week... think Charles Amoah, William Onyeabor, Pat Thomas and other relatives of Oby Onyioah, Veno, Brakes, Xtasy, you know the drill.

Please wait for me to send an invoice with the total amount for your order. US bidders make sure you don't check out with the U$4 shipping option because shipping to US is more expensive.  417 (GS 6.0.5 (417))

On Nov-30-10 at 15:34:10 PST, seller added the following information:

ADDED: SOUND FILES! & ADDITIONAL INFO ON GRADING

Sorry for taking a while uploading these, hope you enjoy. Also, when recording I had a chance to listen more closely to the record and the silent parts do have more crackle than I 1st heard so I'd say part of the album is in fact VG- even though it looks clean; possibly due to poor pressing. For example snippet 7 sounds pretty bad.

Check for yourself.

LISTEN (mp3, snippets recorded from the copy on sale):

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Snippet 3
Snippet 4
Snippet 5
Snippet 6
Snippet 7