How many people have covered this Holland Dozier Holland penned classic? Charles Augins was not much of a soul croner in my opinion but the track somehow works nonetheless with the midtempo bassline and handclaps. UK ...

Near perfect copy of this soulful disco anthem with the famous Incredible Bongo Band drums. Perfect block party spin. Stamp and writing on label and cover, vinyl is clean.

Stunning copy on Rams Horn with Rockwell's huge hitter synthed up. Obviously no MJ on backing vocals here but still works great and should be a good crowd pleaser...

Stunning copy on Rams Horn with Rockwell's huge hitter synthed up. Obviously no MJ on backing vocals here but still works great and should be a good crowd pleaser...

Huge electro mover on Rams Horn in stunning NM condition. Should appeal to DJs favoring synth disco and electro heads. Small sticker on cover.

Great double sider with E-Man Boogie on the flip. Both takes are from '83 so Castor parted with his early funk sound and steered towards the boogie vibes. Strong EX condition only the lightests of scuffs from NM. Rare...

Harvey Mason production that sound brilliant played out. How good is Harvey at twisting those knobs on own as well as others productions. Head nodding guaranty. Scarce German picture sleeve with some damage to spine a...

I always had a soft spot for Side Effect, likely because of Wayne Henderson talents their stuff pretty much always sounds good. Jazz funk goes disco here on both sides with I'm A Winner on the flip. Picture sleeve pre...

Forget about any other pressings, this is the one you should go for with Ooh La La on the flip. Both sides in extended versions by Mr Moroder and the Munich production crew. Listen to a snippet of Ooh La La. Decent VG...

Rare funk anthem by Sly Stone's cousin. His two best tracks from the rare album also out on Capitol who signed so many top talents during the eighties. US original in Capitol sleeve, 33 rpm written on label.

Recent discovery to me personally. I absolute love this track. Brilliant New York disco funk on Soulstreet Records. Spotless copy in generic sleeve.

More boogie funk from the aways hard hitting Fatback Band lead by mastermind drummer Bill Curtis. Extended Disco edit on the flip. UK pressing in stunning condition.

Eletro bomb full on with vocoders and pulsating bassline. Great B-boy picture cover art with some b-boying on the streets of Manhattan. Ex- condition of cover and wax.

Uplifting boogie by Brooklyn duo James Williams and Hubert Eaves III. Keep On is the one for the clubs but don't miss the Larry Levan favorite in Walk On By. Clean wax, tiny tear to cover.

Forget about the US press, this is the best pick with That's A Lady on the flip, you get two sides of quality electro funk on Fantasy. NM vinyl, complete in Maxi Dancer sleeve.

Great disco soul dancer by Gary Thoms and his Empire that never gets the attention it deserves. Perfect setting for the clubs with fitting vocals and extended breakdown.

Little introduction needed here aside from 11:09 min, as this is what is in store from Roger Troutman and crew aka Zapp. Doo Wa Ditty on the flip. Borderline VG+ with a fair bit of lines but it plays great.

Great Miami disco cut on near perfect T.K. 12 inch. I like both sides with Liberated Woman a nice soulful groover but the winner is Let's Dance. Huge dancefloor potential. Complete copy with T.K. Disco sleeve and inne...

Big Band fun out of Rio with plenty of cheese but as usual there are also funky elements. Their take of Exodus is decent but my favorite is freakbeat styled Secret Love. Solid EX cover and vinyl.

If you like your Brazilian carneval sambas this one has got plenty on offer. Upa Upa, Cachaca, Quem Sabe Sabe and another stack of Rio festival rhythms. Marks on vinyl but plays well.