JAMES BROWN: Say It Loud I'm Black And I'm Proud, KING, Factory Sealed lp
  $   89

 


$ 89 Sold For
Nov 12, 2011 Sold Date
Nov 5, 2011 Start Date
$   10 Start price
6   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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If you do not register your parcel if ordering overseas (An additional $10.50), we cannot be responsible for loss. Shipping to Canada is $8.00. Thanks for understanding.  IF YOU DO NOT ACCEPT THIS SHIPPING RATE PLEASE DO NOT BID!!!

THIS ITEM MUST BE PAID FOR WITHIN ONE WEEK OF THE AUCTION ENDING. PLEASE READ THE NOTE ABOUT SEALED LPS BELOW THE DESCRIPTION.

What you are bidding on is a stunning FACTORY SEALED LP of JAMES BROWN: SAY IT LOUD I'M BLACK AND I'M PROUD.  This is a still FACTORY SEALED issue of this classic funk record on KING Records!  Long out of print.  Where you gonna find it sealed?  No bar code.  Usually JB records are beat to crap, this is sealed!


Find this sealed!

You won't find a better copy.

Warehouse find! Hundreds of soul and rock sealed lps coming.....

TRACKS

A1
Say It Loud - I'm Black And I'm Proud (Pt. 1) Bass – 'Sweet' Charles Sherrell
Guitar – Jimmy Nolen
Saxophone – Maceo Parker, Pee Wee Ellis, St-Clair Pinckney
Drums – Clyde Stubblefield
Trombone – Fred Wesley
Trumpet – Richard Griffith, Waymon Reed

A2
Say It Loud - I'm Black And I'm Proud (Pt. 2) Bass – 'Sweet' Charles Sherrell
Guitar – Jimmy Nolen
Saxophone – Maceo Parker, Pee Wee Ellis, St-Clair Pinckney
Drums – Clyde Stubblefield
Trombone – Fred Wesley
Trumpet – Richard Griffith, Waymon Reed

A3
I Guess I'll Have To Cry, Cry, Cry Bass – Al Lucas
Trumpet – Dud Nascomb*, Johnny Grimes
Guitar – Carl Lynch, Wally Richardson
Saxophone – Heywood Henry*
Drums – Bernard Purdie
Trombone – Richard Harris (5)
Piano – Ernie Hayes
Arranged By, Conductor – Sammy Lowe
Strings – Charles Libeve*, Harry Katzman, Harry Malnikoff, Marion Cuabo, Matt Raimondi*, Nick Hardone, Sam Ram, Selwart Clarke, Sid Ewards, Winston Collymore

A4
Goodbye My Love (Pt. 1) Bass – Bernard Odum
Organ – Pee Wee Ellis
Guitar – Alfonzo Kellum, Jimmy Nolen
Saxophone – Eldee Williams, Maceo Parker, St-Clair Pinckney
Drums – John Jabo Starks
Trombone – Levi Rasbury
Trumpet – Joe Dupars, Waymon Reed

A5
Goodbye My Love (Pt. 2) Bass – Bernard Odum
Organ – Pee Wee Ellis
Guitar – Alfonzo Kellum, Jimmy Nolen
Saxophone – Eldee Williams, Maceo Parker, St-Clair Pinckney
Drums – John Jabo Starks
Trombone – Levi Rasbury
Trumpet – Joe Dupars, Waymon Reed

A6
Shades Of Brown Organ – James Brown
Producer – Bud Hobgood
Guitar – Eddie Setser
Saxophone – David Parkinson (2), Les Asch, Pee Wee Ellis
Drums – William Beau Dollar Bowman
Bass – Ken Tibbetts

B1
Licking Stick Guitar – Jimmy Nolen
Organ, Vocals – Bobby Byrd
Saxophone – Maceo Parker, Pee Wee Ellis, St-Clair Pinckney
Bass – Tim Drummond
Drums – John Jabo Starks

B2
I Love You Guitar – Jimmy Nolen
Trumpet – Richard Griffith, Waymon Reed
Saxophone – Maceo Parker, Pee Wee Ellis, St-Clair Pinckney
Bass – Alfonzo Kellum, Tim Drummond
Drums – Clyde Stubblefield

B3
Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye Bass – Ken Tibbetts
Guitar – Eddie Setser
Saxophone – David Parkinson (2), Les Asch
Drums – William Beau Dollar Bowman
Piano – Tim Hedding
Trumpet – Ron Geisman

B4
Let Them Talk Bass – Al Lucas
Organ – Pee Wee Ellis
Arranged By, Conductor – Sammy Lowe
Saxophone – David Parkinson (2), Les Asch
Drums – Bernard Purdie
Trumpet – Johnny Grimes, Waymon Reed

B5
Maybe I'll Understand Guitar – Eddie Setser
Piano – Tim Hedding
Producer – Bud Hobgood
Drums – William Beau Dollar Bowman

B6
I'll Lose My Mind Bass – Tim Drummond
Organ – James Brown
Guitar – Eddie Setser, Troy Seals
Saxophone – David Parkinson (2), Les Asch
Drums – William Beau Dollar Bowman
Piano – Tim Hedding

FACTORY SEALED this is in a "bag" kinda sleeve that is taped shut, it came this way, the lp is new and unplayed.

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KING RECORDS 5-1047, stereo,  1969

IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT THESE SEALED LPS!  READ!  All of these lps are new and sealed and have been for nearly 40 years.  If you are planning on playing this, I highly recommend that you allow us to unseal (I'll leave the shrink on) and ship the record outside the sleeve. This is the only way of assuring that the sleeve does not get any seam splits.  If I am required on your part to ship sealed and leave that way I'll be glad to, but we cannot be responsible of seam splits during transit.  (you know how the post office can be).  IF YOU WISH FOR ME TO REMOVE THE LP FROM THE SLEEVE, TELL ME WHEN YOU PAY FOR THE ITEM AND I'LL SHIP OUTSIDE THE SLEEVE. Otherwise if you don't say anything, I'll assume you want me to leave sealed and you will be taking the chance of seam splits during shipment. You will acknowledge this if you bid in this item.  I assure you there are no seam splits on any of these lp's unless I put it in the description. There is no amount of packing material that you can ship these in and be 100% safe from this.  We package in professional sleeves, but if the post office chunks it, they chunk it....and shipping outside the cover protects it from damage.  Most of the time it is not a problem, but it does happen from time to time.  Thanks for understanding.


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