Rodriguez - Cold fact (folk psych) - Vinyl record - Reissue - 1974






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Rodriguez’s blues album Cold Fact is a 1974 South African reissue on Sussex, catalogue number SXBS7000.
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Rodriguez – Cold Fact
Original South African Second Pressing Sussex SXBS 7000 (1974)
A genuinely collectable South African pressing of Rodriguez’s landmark 1970 debut, Cold Fact—the album that made him an underground icon in South Africa long before Searching for Sugar Man introduced his story to the world. This is the sought-after 1974 Sussex second South African pressing, catalogue no. SXBS 7000, following the original 1971 A&M South African release.
Featuring enduring classics including “Sugar Man,” “I Wonder,” “Crucify Your Mind,” and “Inner City Blues,” this LP captures Rodriguez’s haunting folk-psych sound and remains essential for fans of Rodriguez, Searching for Sugar Man, psychedelic folk, and rare South African vinyl. The album became a major cult success in South Africa, where it reportedly achieved platinum status.
Also see Searching for Sugarman a recent documentary made on Rodriguez life and fame in South Africa.
Catalogue number: SXBS 7000
Country: South Africa
Year: 1974
Label: Sussex
Pressing: Second South African pressing
Format: 12-inch vinyl LP
Condition: stunning sleeve condition.
Front sleve is Ex Small crease near middle opening side very small wear on bottom corners
Rear sleeve cover is Ex
Labels show wear and quality seen from south african press
Vinyl side a is Ex with fine sleeve scuffing plays perfect.
Vinyl side b is Ex with very fine scuffs plays through perfectly.
This is the best copy I have ever seen and heard. Simple.you really are getting something beautiful that is 52 years old
Please see detailed photographs attached for the actual condition. It is not a new item it HAS been played and it IS over 50 years old. Please keep this all in mind.
Please note that we pack with our custom packaging system we pack for the safety of the item not for economy
Rodriguez – Cold Fact
Original South African Second Pressing Sussex SXBS 7000 (1974)
A genuinely collectable South African pressing of Rodriguez’s landmark 1970 debut, Cold Fact—the album that made him an underground icon in South Africa long before Searching for Sugar Man introduced his story to the world. This is the sought-after 1974 Sussex second South African pressing, catalogue no. SXBS 7000, following the original 1971 A&M South African release.
Featuring enduring classics including “Sugar Man,” “I Wonder,” “Crucify Your Mind,” and “Inner City Blues,” this LP captures Rodriguez’s haunting folk-psych sound and remains essential for fans of Rodriguez, Searching for Sugar Man, psychedelic folk, and rare South African vinyl. The album became a major cult success in South Africa, where it reportedly achieved platinum status.
Also see Searching for Sugarman a recent documentary made on Rodriguez life and fame in South Africa.
Catalogue number: SXBS 7000
Country: South Africa
Year: 1974
Label: Sussex
Pressing: Second South African pressing
Format: 12-inch vinyl LP
Condition: stunning sleeve condition.
Front sleve is Ex Small crease near middle opening side very small wear on bottom corners
Rear sleeve cover is Ex
Labels show wear and quality seen from south african press
Vinyl side a is Ex with fine sleeve scuffing plays perfect.
Vinyl side b is Ex with very fine scuffs plays through perfectly.
This is the best copy I have ever seen and heard. Simple.you really are getting something beautiful that is 52 years old
Please see detailed photographs attached for the actual condition. It is not a new item it HAS been played and it IS over 50 years old. Please keep this all in mind.
Please note that we pack with our custom packaging system we pack for the safety of the item not for economy
