LaVice & Company TWO SISTERS FROM BAGDAD Limited 45 Numero Third Man Records NM
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LaVice & Company's Two Sisters From Bagdad 45: This was a limited edition of 200 pressed for a pop-up at Third Man Records in Detroit, in collaboration with Numero Group's Eccentric Soul label. These were pressed in April 2017 and sold out immediately. ES-061, TMR-439
Side A: Calvin Floyd, "Thoughs Were the Days" Side B: Debra Atkins, "Yes I Do"
Both sides and sleeve are Near Mint, barely played.
From Numero Group's website:
"Sponsored by one of Detroit’s largest churches, Bethel A.M.E., Two Sisters From Baghdad was a product of LaVice Hendricks and brother-in-law Ernest Garrison’s amateur theater group. Performed in the church basement numerous times in the early 1970s, the musical drew inspiration from the biblical stories of angels and demons, ending with the heavenly coup of a demon’s conversion. It’s hard to ignore the song’s powerful imagery of hell as a “swinging place,” even harder to ignore Calvin Floyd proto-rapping over rapid-fire congas. The flip comes courtesy of Debra Atkins, who brings an Aretha-inspired performance to this steamy gospel serenade.
Co-released with Third Man Records and pressed in an edition of 200 copies, this 45 was only available at the Numero Factory Outlet, Detroit, on April 14, 2017."
The record will be packed with care and shipped in a sturdy cardboard mailer. Will combine items for shipping discounts. Thanks for looking.
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