Orig.80s PRINCE JAMMY'S Dancehall Dubplate-LITTLE JOHN
  £   34
  $   45

 


£ 34 Sold For
Jan 30, 2011 Sold Date
Jan 20, 2011 Start Date
£   5 Start price
12   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Give Me A Chance To Nice Up The Dance/Version / No Give Me No Bun/Version - Little John/Prince Jammy's - Orig. Early/Mid 80's Jamaican SOUND SYSTEM DUBPLATE (10") (PRINCE JAMMY'S)

Exclusive mix from Prince Jammies to these  dancehall classics from Little John 'the peoples champion'.

Track 1 - Give Me A Chance To Nice Up The Dance - Little John (Full vocal with talking to start - no Sound Name called on immortal 'My Conversation' ridim coming down the line from the Uniques rocksteady ) - G+/VG- (better with distilled water sprayed on surface whilst playing) (No jumping or sticking to acetate). N.B Acetate looks VG & therefore may improve with cleaning.
Track 2- Version  -  Prince Jammies - plays G+/VG- & better with distilled water (No jumping or sticking to acetate). (Wicked Dubplate mix).
Track 3 - No Give Me No Bun - Little John -  (Full vocal -  with talking to start, plays G+/VG- & better with distilled water on surface) (No Sound-Name called).
Track 4 - Version -  (Damaged).

Original Jamaican Sound-System Dubplate from the mid 80's from the legendary Prince Jammy's.

N.B NO SOUND-NAME IS CALLED ON THIS DUBPLATE - So tunes can be played anytime, anywhere by anyone!.

Please see below for my full grading system.
GRADING:
MINT = unplayed ex-shop stock.
EX = almost mint except for possible light usage,or marking on label.No marks on vinyl.
VG = minimal marks,no reduction in sound quality at all.
VG- =very clean sound quality,but marks to vinyl and possible light scratches.(this is by far the most common condition of my records and proves wholly satisfactory to customers).
G+/VG- = more than acceptable playing condition,label likely to be worn or marked.
G+ = noisy-but music still appreciable.
G/G- = rough condition,noisy,could be scratched or have hiss but of great interest for historical content.

OTHER ABBREVIATIONS USED;
BLANK = original first pressing of tune given to sound system operators to play before the record was given a label and made available in the shops for the general public.
LD = label damage.
CD = Cover Damage(applicable to LP’s).

Please note: most records i sell are ex sound system copies and often have sound man markings on the labels.






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