Classic German rap joint by Berlin based crew MEC paying dues to their local kiez (hood) Mitte. Nice production by DJ Jakobi 81 and DJ Tonix. Spotless record, cover with mild ringwear.

M Efekt or Blue Effect as they are often referred to with an excellent jazz prog album from the former Czechoslovakia. The entire b-side is one mindblowing experimental journey but start with On Saturday Afternoon. EX...

Marvelous crossover treat by Lynsey De Paul and Jon Kelly. The semi instrumental flipside wins but the vocals side is not bad either.

Essential funk forty with with Rock Me Again & Again & Again flipside. Two stompers with Lyn flashing some attitude on the picture sleeve foto. Soft surface wear to disc but completely inaudible, cover is close to NM.

Official 80s edit by Lyn Collins, Fred Wesley and Bobby Jackson. Impossible to improve on the original obviously but if you fancy a few alternative versions here we go. They must have re-recorded it and mixed it with ...

Instant classic penned by Lee Austin and James Brown. Can not imagine any one better than Lyn Collins singing it though. That raw rousing voice on funky instrumentation, yes please...

The Female Preacher ripping things up in usual form on tight JB's rhythm section. Picture sleeve press in solid EX shape.

Soul ballad on very rare white label promo only People pressing with the Lyn Collins version on both sides. First time in stock. In fairness, I did not even know this one existed. Writing on cover and some light crackle.

The Female Preacher takes this Charles Bobbit gem home perfectly. Hard mid tempo funk produced by the Minister Of New New Super Heavy Funk. Pen mark on label, disc is crispy clean EX.

Brilliant gritty folk rock with a fat slice of funkyness and nice drum work to top things off. Lovely VG++ copy with EX playgrade and in correct Avco Embassy sleeve.

Big big fans of Luther Vandross here, be it his solo efforts or studio works, he is always über smooth. Two top tracks from his fantastic Never Too Much album.

Where do you start with an album sounding this good. Never To Much, Sugar & Spice, I've Been Working and obviously the famous Kanye flip A House Is Not A Home. All top drawer material in my ears. Nothing rare but good...

Essential 80s soul 45 that is an always popular summer jam spin. Near perfect vinyl, cover with very light ring wear.

Essential modern soul slice that no deejay should be without. Guaranteed to pack the floor with this diamond. Epic original in flawless shape and fitted in fresh company sleeve.

Essential modern soul slice that no deejay should be without. Guaranteed to pack the floor with this diamond. Ultra rare white label promo in perfect near mint condition plus matching Epic company sleeve.

Mr Smooth at it again, a fantastic soul ballad with instrumental flip begging to be flipped...

I have a serious soft spot for Luther Ingram. The Tennessee soul man always comes through with a deep touching vibe. His sound did not go unrecognized to trained ears like Madlib or Dilla flipping the heck out of Ingr...

Impossible to pick only one favorite Dilla soul sample but To The Other Man will definitely be in my top three. Wonderful composed soul gem and the break is off this planet. Those Donuts...

Ultra rare white label promo of this masterful Dilla soul sample. Wonderful composed soul gem and the break is off this planet. Same track both sides, very hard to find forty five in flawless condition.

Big fans of Luther Ingram around here and Puttin' Game Down surely testaments why. Rare issue with Since You Don't Want Me flipside. Funky, funky, funky...