WILLIAM ONYEABOR Body & Soul killer rare Nigeria OG AFRO BOOGIE FUNK LISTEN ARTIST - William Onyeabor
TITLE - Body & Soul 
LABEL/ CATALOG NUMBER - Wilfilms 1007
DESCRIPTION - One of the harder to find Onyeabor LP's, this early effort is a standout - and everything this guy touched was gold. My favorite track to play out is "Poor Boy" but you could make a case for any of them. Deep, rare - don't sleep!
CONDITION - G, lots of light surface scratches, nothing deep enough to make a loud pop or skip, but audible surface noise during quieter portions. Very close to VG status. Please note: Unless stated otherwise all gradings are visual. Audio clips of the actual record for auction are provided for reference, as well as high resolution images of the sleeves. If a link is broken or not working, or you would like any clarifications, please do not hesitate to email us.   

LABEL/ JACKET DETAILS - G, seams are seperated, some of the spine is missing, theres staining and overall a lot of wear - still beautiful in the eyes of this beholder. Sharpie on label.

PACKING DETAILS:

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- $5 for LPs with media mail postage, with additional LPs at $1 apiece.  

- $3.50 for 45s with media mail postage, with additional 45s at $.25 apiece

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(((GRADING SCALE))): *PLEASE NOTE: I'm grading these African records to the same strict standards I'd grade any record, not relative to the condition you normally find African records in.*

NEAR MINT (NM)

We never assign Mint or Mint(-) grades, and the Near Mint designation is reserved for records that are visually flawless - as in, not one single mark. All records are graded visually unless otherwise noted, but any record with the Near Mint designation has also been play tested.

VERY GOOD PLUS (VG+)

Records in VG+ condition are in superb condition, but may have a faint mark or imperfection (that does not appear to affect play) holding it back from Near Mint status. A record can still attain this condition with a slight (but audibly imperceptible) warp, but this will always be noted in the description. VG+ records should play with no surface noise, clicks, pops, skips or hiss, as well as retain their luster.

VERY GOOD (VG)

Many of the imperfections found on a VG+ Record are more obvious on a VG record.  VG records have more obvious flaws than their counterparts in better shape. They lack most of the original gloss found on factory-fresh records. Groove wear is evident on sight, as are light scratches deep enough to feel with a fingernail.

VG records may have some surface noise, especially during the soft passages at a songs intro and ending but should never skip, pop loudly or overpower the music. A record receiving this grade should be a strong play copy, and something we’d personally be willing to play out. 

GOOD

Be forewarned, records in G condition will have significant and obvious flaws, and are not recommended for collectors who abhor surface noise, though they should still play through without skipping. We typically avoid selling records in this condition unless they are extremely rare and have extra-musical value. 

 _gsrx_vers_526 (GS 6.6.6 (526))