Solomon Ilori AfroDrum Blue Note 4136 LP

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Solomon Ilori and His Afro-Drum Ensemble: African High Life LP. Blue Note 4136. Condition of vinyl is M-. Jacket is in great shape with no seam splits. Has the remains of a price tag and a price written in upper right corner on the back.

Featuring: Solomon Ilori, Chief Bay, Josiah Ilori, Robert Crowder, Montego Joe, Garvin Masseaux, Jay Berliner, Hosea Taylor, Ahmed Abdul-Malik. Under direction of Coleridge Perkinson.

1. Tolani (African Love Song)
2. Ise Oluwa (God's Work Is Indestructible)
3. Follow Me to Africa
4. Yaba E (Farewell)
5. Jojolo (Look at This Beautiful Girl)
6. Aiye Le (The Troubled World)

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from wikipedia:

Blue Note 4000 Series

The Modern Jazz Series continued into the 1970s with the LPs listed below. Many were issued in both monaural versions (BLP series) and stereo versions (BST 84000 series). Beginning with 4258 (recorded March 14, 1961) all subsequent LPs (with three exceptions: 4263, 4264, and 4265) were issued only in stereo. By the late 60s Blue Note was changing: the label was sold to Liberty Records in 1965; Reid Miles and Alfred Lion retired by mid-1967; Frank Wolff died in 1971. But much of the best jazz of the early and mid-60s can be heard on Blue Note recordings. Most of the first 300 numbers of the 4000 series have been reissued by Toshiba in Japan ("Blue Note Works 4000" series); the catalog numbers are TOCJ-4###

Includes: 4136: Solomon Ilori- African High Life (4/25/63)

This is a Monaural 1st pressing.  It is deep groove, RVG and ear in the dead wax.

 Correction: Actually says Van Gelder, not RVG.

Correction:  This is a Monaural 1st pressing.  It is deep groove, Van Gelder and ear in the dead wax.