peace: black power (CD)

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peace
black power (CD)
sku: GROO001CD

Condition: Brand New Back Order
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Information

Format: CD
Label: Guerssen
Genre: Psychedelic

The Peace were an obscure band from Copperbelt, Zambia. According to some rumours, they were in fact a band from the Zambian Air Force...Before they became THE PEACE the band was called The Boyfriends, a popular local band featuring Ted Makombe and Emmanuel Chanda from another legendary band from Zambia, THE WITCH.

Recorded at Malachite Studios, Chingola, in the mid 70s, "Black Power" is one of the rarest psych- rock records ever released in Africa. Killer afro- psychedelic- rock sound, the missing piece from the weird and amazing African afro- rock 70s puzzle along with other rare as hell records like The Witch, Amanaz and Question Mark.
Limited, first time ever reissue with only 500 copies in papersleeve mini- lp replica.

PLEASE READ:
The sound for this album is not perfect at all. It's understandable that it's probably impossible to get a good condition copy of the original vinyl to remaster, as this is so so rare even to find in trashed condition. So it has been remastered with a decent result in the most part of the album...But there are two songs that have some prominent noise....""