REGGAE MEGA RARITY JOE MORGAN & THE STEAMERS FORWARD EVER AFRO BLACK LABEL
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Up for offers is an extremely rare 45 on the Afro Black label from Jamaica - the A side is Joe Morgan & the Steamers - Forward ever - B side Afro All Stars - Version Released in 1972 (or maybe 3 ?), the matrix numbers are DSR (Dynamic Sounds Records) JM 6813 A/6814 B. As can be seen, apart from some minor wear, the labels are very clean. Visually, the record is in VG- to VG condition with some marks and scuffs though it plays through (albeit with some surface noise and scratches.) Nevertheless, an extremely rare and collectable record . The record will be packed safely & securely and sent by trackable mail.
If you don't know these tracks, both are available on youtube.
IMPORTANT I will not accept bids from anyone with feedback of less than 10. If you bid, I will cancel the bid and, if you put in a winning bid, I will offer the record to the next highest bidder. I know we all have to start somewhere but sadly, there are a few dishonest people who spoil things for the vast majority of good honest buyers/collectors.
I have had a couple of requests for sound clips which, unfortunately, I am unable to provide. However in answer to a question, (on a scale of one to ten, how audible would you say the surface noise is?) I hope the following is helpful.
I have played both sides & would suggest the first 30 seconds or so of the A side are maybe a 3 to 4 IE audible in the background but certainly not overpowering - the music is much louder than the crackle. After this, the A side is probably roundabout a 2 as much due to the quality of the pressing though there are a few clicks & pops. The start of the B side is clean - probably again a 2 but with some audible scratches in the middle and towards the end. However, both sides play through OK with no skips/jumps on my (basic )turntable though remember, these records were never designed to be played on modern state of the art equipment.
Hope this helps but, if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.
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