3 REDBONE LPs MESSAGE FROM A DRUM WOVOKA CYCLES

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This is a set of 3 Redbone LPs.
The first is Message From a Drum on Epic Records KE 30815 from 1971.  The record plays M- with only the slightest occasional noise in the background at times.  There were a few light clicks at the very beginning of Side 1 before the song starts.  There is also a light scratch on one song on Side 2 but I didn't find it noticeable when I played it.  It comes in it's original Epic Records inner sleeve that talks about what was happening and the new releases by artists on the Epic label.  It has the yellow Epic label.  The cover apparently got wet at one time near the bottom, but I did not see any sign of mold or a water stain.  The gatefold stuck together and the front and back stuck to the records it was in between.  Photos 5, 6, 7 & 8 show the damage up close on the front, back, left side gatefold and right side gatefold.  There is a sticker on the upper left corner on the front, and wear on the front and back cover.  I graded it VG- mainly because of that damage.  It also has seam split for an inch and three quarters at the opening.  It really doesn't look that bad.  The music makes up for it.  It has a hype sticker on the front for the excellent hit single "The Witch Queen of New Orleans."  Great album!  E-mail me if you'd like to see more photos.
The second album is the much sought after Wovoka with the long and slightly different version of their huge hit, "Come and Get Your Love".  Wovoka was released in 1973 on Epic Records KE 32462.  This has the orange Epic Records label.  It features Joe Sample on keyboards.  Side One plays nice VG++ with light, minor noise in the background and excellent tone and sound.  Side Two plays VG with continuous noise in the background.  The music still sounds nice, but the noise is there.  During the louder parts you do not notice it much.  It also has a couple of scratches on this side but they didn't seem to add any extra noise to the sound.  The cover shows ringwear on the front and back and is a nice VG and is solid.  It has the embossed cover on both sides and includes it's original Epic Records inner sleeve talking about what the other artists on the label were doing at this particular time.  There is masking tape on all three edges of the inner sleeve.  It doesn't even look like that would have been necessary.  E-mail if you would like a photo of the sleeve.  I used up all that Ebay allows to post.
The third album is Cycles on RCA Records AFL1-2352 from 1977.  This is a promo LP with it's original lyric/info inner sleeve.  The LP features Lee Oskar and Lonnie Jordan of War.  It plays M- with just a slight bit of noise in the background at times.  The cover is a nice VG with wear on the front and back.  See photos.
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