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Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)
Comments:
Sleeve torn on top and bottom of the openingsside
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Cat# on labels: 110 700 R.
Cat# on sleeve: 110.700 R.
Released ca. 1966.
This record was made as statement against 'Apartheid' in South Africa. Sold for a price ƒ7,50- to raise funds for legal and social support for the families and dependents of those sent to prison during the South-African apartheid system.
A1. Caro van Eyck - Alabama's Eeuwfeest (Gedicht)
A2. Marion Williams - We Shall Overcome
A3. Jules De Corte - Carillon
A4. Rita Reys, The Pim Jacobs Trio - I've Got The World On A String
A5. Donald Jones - Ringy Dingy Doo
B1. Herman Emmink - Brother Can You Spare A Dime
B2. Caro van Eyck - Ga Zitten Kinderen (Gedicht)
B3. The Down Town Jazz Band - Whistling Rufus
B4. Heintje Davids - Daar Klopt Iets Niet
B5. Marius Monkau - De Weg Der Barmhartigheid
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Rights Society B.I.E.M.
Rights Society Copyright Control
Matrix / Runout AA 110 700 1R 2 670
Matrix / Runout AA 110 700 2R 2 670
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