NDIKHO XABA and the NATIVES afro funk free jazz private
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NDIKHO XABA and the NATIVES LP 1968 on trilyte ex/ex Catalog number is LR-7001
Rare vintage Afro Jazz LP featuring NDIKHO XABA and the NATIVES on the private TRILYTE label out of Oakland, California, from approximately the late sixties. Self-titled. Catalog number is LR-7001. label is red with black text.
Vinyl is in excellent to nm condition . still has high gloss and appears to have been played only once or twice. Sleeve is also in excellent condtion, its still in the shrink and the yellowing you see on the edge is tape residue and is mostly on the outside of the shrink . there is a small amount yelowing stains under the shrink on the outside edge
shipping outside of the USA will have to go priorty mail with tracking
"…J. Plunky Branch (sax) from Virginia, an internationally acclaimed jazz and rhythm & blues musician and producer, and bassist Ken Shabala (Kent Parker) from Brooklyn, had met in college and formed a group called the Soul Syndicate with Kent Parker the lead singer. From 1966-68 they played the college and club circuit in New York and set attendance records at The Cheetah Nightclub in Manhattan. After college Plunky and Kent Parker migrated to San Francisco, where in 1969 they met Lon Moshe (Ron Martin) and joined an African-avant garde gpoup called Ndikho Xaba.
The group recorded one LP called "Ndikho and The Natives" (this LP) led by South African pianist/percussionist, Ndikho Xaba. Plunky later joined Oneness of JuJu..." Guaranteed to be original and authentic.
Track Listing:
Side One: * Shwabada (N. Xaba) - 12.13 * Freedom (P.D.) - 3.25 * Flight (N. Xaba) - 3.30
Side Two: * Nomusa (N. Xaba) - 12.03 * Makhosi - 6.50
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Graded according to Goldmine standards .. sleeves are graded first.
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