Peter Tosh – Equal Rights (Vinyl LP, 1977, Columbia PC 34670, Stereo, Pitman Pressing)

Why This Record Matters
Equal Rights is Peter Tosh’s second solo studio album and centers on songs addressing justice, African identity, and resistance. The album includes Tosh’s versions of “Get Up, Stand Up” and “Stepping Razor,” along with “African,” “Apartheid,” and the title track. Personnel include Bunny Wailer, Robbie Shakespeare, Sly Dunbar, Carlton Barrett, Earl “Wire” Lindo, and Tyrone Downie.

Collector Note
This 1977 U.S. Columbia PC 34670 edition was pressed at Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Pitman, identified by the P markings in the supplied Variant 2 runouts. The album was recorded at Randy's Studio in Kingston, with additional work at Aquarius, Joe Gibbs, and Dynamic Sounds before mixing at Criteria Studios in Miami.

Availability
Single copy available—once it's gone, it's gone.

Condition & Details
Media: VG
Sleeve: VG
Strong VG player copy.

Technical Details
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Pitman Pressing
Label: Columbia – PC 34670
Country: US
Released: 1977
Genre: Reggae
Style: Roots Reggae

Matrix / Runout
A Side, variant 2: P AL 34670-1B
B Side, variant 2: P PBL 34670-1B

Tracklist
Side A
A1 Get Up, Stand Up – 3:29
A2 Downpressor Man – 6:25
A3 I Am That I Am – 4:28
A4 Stepping Razor – 5:47

Side B
B1 Equal Rights – 5:58
B2 African – 3:41
B3 Jah Guide – 4:29
B4 Apartheid – 5:31

Shipping & Handling
Ultrasonically cleaned using a Degritter Mark II prior to shipping.
Stored in protective inner and outer sleeves.
Shipped with vinyl protection and cardboard reinforcement.
Packed securely for safe delivery.

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