NIGERIA 70 lagos jump RARE GREAT AFRO FUNK LPS ?

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Apr 4, 2010 Sold Date

Mar 28, 2010 Start Date

$ 10 Start price

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USA /JAPON and rest of the world : 15 dollars by airmail priority

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remise en mains propres possible à deuil montmagny , 95170.

france : 6.99 euros en colissimo. pas d'envois en lettre.

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Nigeria 70

Lagos Jump

A killer follow-up to the earlier Nigeria 70 compilation on Strut Records -- a second set that digs even deeper than before, and one that shows a huge range of Nigerian grooves from the 70s! The styles here go way beyond familiar Afro Funk -- and the rhythms here are often quite complicated -- rootsy at times, modern at others -- and served up in a blend of acoustic and electric instrumentation that dances together wonderfully! Most numbers have vocals, but those are often delivered as rhythmically as the instrumentation -- and the package is filled with under-reissued gems that make the package an essential addition to any collection of global grooves. As with other sets on the newly-revived Strut label, there's full notes on the music and track-by-track details -- all supporting a set list of 16 titles that includes "Everybody Likes Something Good" by Ify Jerry Krusade, "Yabis" by Sir Shina Peters & His International Stars, "Onyame" by Ashanti Afrika Jah, "Ezuku Buzo" by Bola Johnson & His Eazy Life Top Beats, "African Dialects" by Peter King, "You Are My Heart" by Rex Williams, "Hot Tears" by The Immortals, "Dododo (Ekassa No 1)" by Sir Victor Uwaifo & His Melody Maestros, "Happy Survival" by Ifeanyi Eddie Okwedy & His Maymores Dance Band, "Tug Of War" by The Faces, "Ire Africa" by Chief Checker, and "Eddie Quansa" by Peacocks Guitar Band.

first original pressing

label : STRUT

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record condition : STRONG VG+

cover condition: VG+/VG++