One of the most political of Dr King's albums – recorded in 1967, but issued after his death when the Vietnam War was still going strong. The album's one of the great titles on
Motown's short-lived Black Forum imprint, and is a lot stronger stuff than some of the other King albums they continued to keep in print.
(Vinyl has some marks that click a bit. Cover has light wear, with a small split on the top seam.)
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Martin Luther King —
Why I Oppose The War In Vietnam ... LP