LP, Freedom In The Air - A Documentary On Albany, Georgia 1961-1962, VG++ to NM
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"Freedom In the Air" was compiled and produced by Guy Carawan and Alan Lomax from Guy's 1961 and 1962 interviews with and recordings of civil rights activists in Albany, Georgia, representing what became known as the Albany Movement. The primary narrator is Charles Sherrod, an Albany organizer and field secretary for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; the sermons and congregational singing are led by the Rev. Ben Gay. Lomax edited the album together at the Vanguard label's studios in NYC, and it was released on the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee's own record label (catalog number SNCC-101).
The jacket has damage, with major splits top and bottom edges - see listing photos. The remaining sections of edges are moderately to heavily worn, there is tape residue on back jacket where a previous owner had tried to secure the edge with clear tape. The LP has been stored in a plain white inner sleeve, and is a totally different story. There is a faint scratch or scuff over otherwise pristine vinyl, with no spindle hole wear suggesting it has been little if ever played, I'll grade in the range of VG++ to NM.
R9
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