Really dig this synthesized styed rocksteady. The flip with A Little Bit Soap is good too. Copy looks about VG but plays much better.

Collectable single that only came out on Dutch Trojan. Two cracking sides by two cracking groupings. Visual wear to disc but plays well enough for a VG+ grade. Label with faint stamp.

Two excellent rock steady picks with the synthy Big City my favorite. UK original with centerpiece missing, some marks but a good play out copy.

Two good sides by the Kingston trio. Check the flip paying dues to Marcus Garvey. UK first press with centerpiece pushed out an little scribble on label, record is VG+

Such a brilliant crossover reggae track. Recorded in Barbados so different in style but lots of potential here. Stunning EX copy in West Indies company sleeve.

Fantastic sixties smoothness by Eddie Lovett recording for Steady Records. Stunning EX plus plus copy with You're My Girl flipside.

Johnny Nash covering the Bob Marley classic and pulling it off nicely adding a fair bit of soul. Flipside is his massive hit I Can See Clearly Now. Nice EX copy in company sleeve.

Joyful rocksteady with plenty of soul as expected by the crooner. Flipside is the smooth Yellow House. Marks on disc but plays pretty solid, labels are turned so a-side plays b-side and vice versa.

Rocksteady classic on Uni with the soulful My Precious World on the flip. Hard to imagine a reggae colletion without this baby. Strong EX conditon, almost NM.

One of the rarest German Island singles. Split affair with The Heptones Book Of Rules flipside but start with the brilliant Jacob Miller tune. Giveaway price for this rare slice.

Forget about the poppish a-side and head to the flipside Sinners. Great track by Jacob Miller and co. DJ copy in plain sleeve and marks, plays decent.

Funny reggae version of this historic jazz groove but skip that for a killer deep dub session called Le Camel. Mad pontential on disco as well as reggae floors. Nice copy with faint surface wear but largely inaudible.

One of the best Lenny White records thanks to Don Blackman who is all over it. Heavy synthesized jazz with intense breakbeat fusion on Great Pyramid and a real crossover gem called Universal Love. Add to that the subl...

A remarkable copy of a remarkable record. Roy Ayers and Edwin Birdsong are behind this masterpiece that rates high up the list of soul jazz essentials. Daylight and Everybody Loves The Sunshine stand out but really no...

Fantastic collaboration. From chilled melodic soul jazz in For Real or Step Into Our Life to upbeat funky floorfillers in Heat Of The Beat or Take Your Funky Mind To The Disco this Polydor release has it all. Little w...

Super funky stuff by saxman Buddy Terry joined by a stack of prolific soul, jazz and gsopel heads. Bernard Purdie is here, Wilbur Bascomb, Alphonse Mouzon, Ernie Hayes and a young Dee Dee Bridgewater on vocals. Check ...

Superb recording by Joe Thomas with the epic Polarizer that captures what jazz funk anno 1976 sounds like. Check the amazing synth solo work by Barry Miles. More great stuff here in Galaxy Dreaming, Venus and the club...

His only recording for Atlantic and somewhat different in style to the Flying Dutchman predecessors. Co produced by Arif Mardin and Jimmy Douglass you get a seriously funky slice of soul jazz with highlights in Down H...

Big fans of Dewey Redman around here with his amazing ability to make free jazz funky. Give Boody a listen to catch my drift. Great starting point for anyone who likes jazz but has not yet started exploring the genre ...

Minty fresh backstock copy on Flying Dutchman with the organ grinder mixing all kind of styles like disco, funk and even some slightly spiritual vibes. Brenda Jones on vocals. Unplayed copy, cover has cut.