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WAZA AFRIKO honey baby MEGA RARE AFRO PSYCH FUNK AFROBEAT GHANA DEFRANK LIKE ♬
Sold Date:
March 29, 2016
Start Date:
March 22, 2016
Final Price:
$263.00
(USD)
Bid Count:
23
Seller Feedback:
355
Buyer Feedback:
115
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Important informations, please read: All soundclips and pictures are taken from actual records on sale. No special grading for african records, a VG record will play nice with only minor defects, grading policy is in the bottom page. Item is located in france, shipping cost to USA is not 4$, please see the rates below. Thank you!
Label: obuoba
Year: 197
Pressing: original ghana JNA13
Tracks: baby you love me, me wiase mu nsem, honey baby, zabu zebe II, gbei kpakpa hife sika / i've been in your love, agyanka ba, music is what we want, waza afriko, moma yengye yen ani.
Condition Record: VG- (shiny with surface scuffs & thin scratches more visible on A side, plays with little crackles/thin clicks here and there, pen name on labels)
Condition Cover: G (wear & creases on sides, taped tear at open side, pen name on both sides)
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Grading system:
all packages over 60$ must be tracked or insurred.
all packages to italy, east europe, africa and south america must be tracked or insurred.
uninsurred packages at your own risk!
I use strong cardboard package, record outside of cover in paper sleeve to avoid seam splits.
