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Tunji Oyelana The Benders

The_Hook_UpThe_Hook_Up 8,182 Posts
edited August 2005 in Strut Central
How difficult is it to obtain this jernt? s/t from '75....loot?

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    Unknown
    I've been offered $600 for mine. Not going anywhere.

    K.
  • The_Hook_UpThe_Hook_Up 8,182 Posts
    I'll stick with the reissued track "Ifa" for now...dang.
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    Unknown
    You should hear the rest of the LP.

    K.
  • The_Hook_UpThe_Hook_Up 8,182 Posts
    dang.
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    Unknown
    I'll post a clip and pics for you once I get home form the cottage.



    K



    P.S. i guess you wouldn't be into picking that MArijata either.
  • NeverEnoughMoneyNeverEnoughMoney 300 Posts
    How difficult is it to obtain this jernt? s/t from '75....loot?

    I've been looking high and low for this for at least a year and the only place I've ever seen it is on the internet when K posted up pics w/ short snippets.
  • guy_alcindorguy_alcindor 621 Posts
    Maybe among the fly-covered bins of humidity-infested thrift?


  • aleitaleit 1,915 Posts
    a friend of mine sold his on ebay maybe five months back for around $350 if i remember correct. it was VG copy.
  • davesrecordsdavesrecords 1,802 Posts
    http://www.popsike.com/php/detaildata.php?itemnr=4720014889

    i know this isn't the same country but who has heard that ghana sounds compilation. shit is dope. i wonder how hard it it to find that stuff on vinyl?
  • aleitaleit 1,915 Posts
    I lied $300. thata be za one.

    ghana soundz tracks are very easy to find. i found 'em all in central louisiana next to an abandoned siloh. what luck i have.
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    Basically, unless you'rehooked up with a African trolling dealer, you're fucked. Even then,n there is no guarantee's.



    That said, between a couple of my friends I think we have that comp covered (and I'm the VERY small part of that equation).



    K.
  • Danno3000Danno3000 2,850 Posts
    I lied $300. thata be za one.

    ghana soundz tracks are very easy to find. i found 'em all in central louisiana next to an abandoned siloh. what luck i have.

    That's funny, because I met this Nigerian cabby in Montreal who took me to the basement of a community centre where I found quite a few of the titles. I sold them pretty quickly, though, since it's not really my sound. Anyway, if I were to start buying afro records I'd be just another goof biting Kevin and Symon and friends of Kevin and Symon who lurk in the Toronto catacombs.
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