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LOT 9:
The Legacy of Ho Chi Minh - Nothing Is More Precious Than Independence and Freedom Paredon Records P-1033 (1976 ...
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The Legacy of Ho Chi Minh - Nothing Is More Precious Than Independence and Freedom Paredon Records P-1033 (1976, Spoken Word, Folk Music, Historical)
This is a 1976 first pressing of The Legacy of Ho Chi Minh, released by Paredon Records (P-1033). This historical spoken-word and music album includes speeches, writings, and poems of Ho Chi Minh, the leader of the Vietnamese Revolution. The material is read in English by Vũ Thiên Định, featuring Ho Chi Minh’s actual voice addressing the American people. The album also includes music and folk songs in tribute to Ho Chi Minh, performed by artists such as Barbara Dane, Chris Iijima, and Pablo Milanés.
This release was part of Paredon Records' activist-focused catalog, documenting revolutionary and political movements worldwide. The cover art features a striking illustration of Ho Chi Minh, designed by Pablo Lubiano, with cover layout by Ronald Clyne.
Condition (Based on Visual Inspection):
Cover Condition:
The front and back covers retain their original artwork and text but show visible wear.
Significant damage is present on the bottom left corner, including tearing and fraying.
Water staining and discoloration are present, especially on the back cover's lower portion.
The edges and corners show moderate wear and creasing.
Inner Sleeve & Insert Condition:
The original inner sleeve is present, with visible creasing and discoloration.
The booklet insert is included but exhibits water damage and fraying along the lower right corner.
Some pages have stains but remain legible.
Vinyl Condition:
The vinyl appears to retain its original gloss, with visible surface scuffs and minor scratches.
The label is intact with minor signs of handling.
The record should be cleaned and tested to assess playback quality.
Final Notes:
This album is a rare, historical recording with both political and folk music significance.
Due to water damage, frayed corners, and discoloration on the sleeve and booklet, this would be graded as Fair (F) to Good (G) condition based on Goldmine Grading Standards.
The vinyl appears in Good (G) to Very Good (VG) condition, but an audio test is recommended.
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