UltraRare Mighty Threes LP-AfricaShall StretchForth-'78
  £   50
  $   66

 


£ 50 Sold For
May 15, 2004 Sold Date
May 8, 2004 Start Date
2   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Africa Shall Stretch Forth Her Hands-The Mighty Threes-April (Orig U.S) 1978

Highly prized Roots L.P. featuring 'Rasta Business' -the tune that made Jungle Man Sound System world famous as the first Sound in the U.K. to play this wicked roots on dub.
Vinyl is VG. Label has small Sound Man marking to both sides. Jacket is a little worn to edges on front with small split to bottom edge & complete split along top edge. The spine remains intact.
Track Listing:Back Yard Movement/Good Things Going On/Dont Say You Don't Love Me/Nearer to Africa/Rasta Business/Sinking in the Mist/Sata.
A very Rare L.P. indeed.
Please see below for my full grading system.

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Payment must be received within 7 days of auction closing , otherwise items will be offered to second highest bidder or re-advertised. GRADING
MINT = unplayed ex-shop stock.
EX = almost 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G/G- = rough condition,noisy,could be scratched or have hiss but of great interest for historical content.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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