FREE PEOPLES CONCERT NO 1 - SAFMA - Edi Nederlander etc - 1972 - Vinyl LP Record - VG / VG

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Free Peoples Concert No 1

The South African Folk Music Association (SAFMA) presents an open air concert at the Witwatersrand University, on Sunday the 12th of March, 1972.

Label: SAFMA - SAMFA 7

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold

Country: South Africa

Released: 1972

Genre: Folk, World

Style: Political Protest

A unique and ultra rare album, recorded at an open air festival at the Witwatersrand University, in Johannesburg. It was not a free festival, visitors were expected to contribute money to the organisation TEACH (Teach Every African Child), but the idea of the festival was that all visitors were free people.

The line-up consists of black artists like the Casaloma Brothers, The Malombos with Julian Bahula, white folk groups and singers, like Edi Nederlander, and Ahmed Mukhtar, an Indian group.

Media: Very Good (VG)

Sleeve: Very Good (VG)

Condition: Side 1 looks good, but there is low level surface noise throughout. B1 has a number of short scratches, but they don't affect play. There is some surface noise. The cover has a bent corner and some staining. Inner sheet has foxing, staining and record indent. Includes insert with photos of artists.

Artists: Paul Clingman, Mel Miller, Edi Nederlander, The Dunbar Street Folk Group, Shelagh Campbell, Caroline Blundell, Paul Simmonds, Kevin Hinds, The South Country Band, The Casaloma Brothers, Des & Dawn Lindberg, Brian Beddington, The Ahmed Mukhthar Group, Malombo, Mike Dickman.

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