HUEY NEWTON SPEAKS Paredon P1004 1970 ORIGINAL Spoken Word *SUPER RARE*

$

155

Huey Newton - Huey Newton Speaks
Paredon – P1004 - 1970

Super rare original copy of this historically important record. Tons of meaningful vocal revolutionary statements just waiting to be sampled. Sending respects to the Huey P. Newton Foundation and The Black Panther Party Museum in Oakland, CA...

Huey P. Newton, one of the founding members of the Black Panther Party, was arrested in the late 1960s on charges of shooting a police officer. In this 1970 interview recorded in his prison cell, Newton explains his views on many social and political issues of the time. Among the topics discussed are Newton's initial goals and aspirations for the Black Panther Party, his frustration and rage at what he viewed as the evils of racism and capitalism, and his concern for the lack of a basic standard of living for all human beings.

A1 Huey Newton In Prison 4:50

A2 After Prison - What? 1:47

A3 Eldridge Cleaver 5:39

A4 Huey In The Hole 2:41

A5 Cyrano De Bergerac 1:04

A6 Huey Newton Press Conference (NYC - Aug. 22, 1970) 6:58

B1 Why Are The Panthers So Provocative? 1:23

B2 Revolutionary Culture 6:19

B3 Billy The Doggone Bank Tree 2:24

B4 On Being A Revolutionary 7:06

B5 Reactionaries And Guerrillas 2:23

B6 Revolutionary Suicide 3:57

COVER: VG. the front looks great and ready for a frame. There is a seam split on the top and the back has a weird drip mark, almost looks like dried/stained clay. From the 70s no doubt. Probably could be VG+ but I'm picky. 

VINYL: EX (NM-?) Looks clean and brand new, barely played. No scuffs, warps, marks, or skips.

Only copy I have ever seen of this rare record.

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Grading + Condition

I am very picky with my grading and I really try to price the records so we both feel satisfied. If you feel I missed the mark on the grading of a record you purchased, please reach out to me. Always check the pics for the most accurate description. Reach out with questions.

Mint (M)
This record is perfect and in its sealed, original shrink-wrap and packaging.  Please Note - As the LP is still sealed, it is presumed to be in Mint condition.

Near Mint (NM)
As close to perfect as you can get, no visible scuffs/scratches. Played only a couple times, at most. The cover should have no creases, folds, seam splits, cut-out holes, or other defects. The same goes for inserts, posters, lyric sheets, sleeves, etc.

Excellent (EX)
This record will show some signs that it has been played but taken care of, protected, and correctly stored. Vinyl surfaces may show signs of wear, slight scuffs, or very light scratches, but these shouldn't affect one's listening experience. The label may have some ring wear or discoloration and small spindle marks may be present, but no writing or stickers. Picture sleeves and inner sleeves will have some slight wear, slightly turned-up corners, or a slight seam split. The cover may have slight signs of wear, and may be marred by a promo hole, cut-out hole, notch cut, indentation, or cut corner. Jacket may have very minor chipping at edges and corners, but no seam splits, no creases, and no writing.

Very Good Plus (VG+)
This record is still high quality in my collection. The vinyl may have a few surface scuffs or very minor scratches and you may hear slight surface noise, subtle pops, and ticks when playing, but no skips and these sounds should only add to the warm analog feeling and not overpower the music otherwise. The label may have writing, marks, or stickers. But I think these just add to overall mystique of the record's history. The cover shows some evidence of wear, possibly a cut-out, but no writing or stickers. The jacket should have no seam splits, maybe 1-2 small hairline creases, and minor chipping at edges or bumped corners.

Very Good (VG)
Vinyl has numerous surface scuffs and/or very minor scratches but no skips.  Label shows some evidence of wear, and maybe a sticker or writing. Jacket has no seam splits, but has a few hairline creases, chipped edges, bumped corners, moderate ring-wear, and maybe a sticker or writing.