A firm favorite Gino Vannelli album. Top drawer smoothness with brilliant blue eyed soul ballads in Jo Jo and People Gotta Move. Sampled heads will recognise the former flipped by Big Pun. US original with soft superf...

Very interesting jazz rock concept by the Vanelli brothers with the entire b-side a progressive affair called War Suite. Plenty of melodic pieces here as well though, give Summers Of My Life a listen. US original gate...

Highly recommended German only album release with the wonderful discoed soul tune Heartbeat that we have had on repeat here all summer. Other goodies in Bulding Bridges and Lonely Like The Moon. Includes text inner sl...

Pure brilliance by Carly Simon (and Arif Mardin) on Tranquillo (Melt My Heart). How one can not like a tune like this will remain a mystery to me. German gatefold Elektra pressing in lovel EX shape not far from NM.

Take It Or Leave It is a brilliant crossover soul spin that has turned very popular but the album has got more blue eyed soul on offer with One Step Away and I Wanna Do It Over Again. US original with cut out, wax is ...

If I should choose one (and one only) rockish album to move the crowd with back-to-back this Steely Dan's Greatest Hits would be a strong contender. The Fez, Peg, Black Friday, Kid Charlemagne, Do It Again....

Essential release by Donald Fagen and Walter Becker with a little (or lot of) help from star producer Gary Katz. Lots of famous sample material to be found as well with Kanye West and Large Pro surely pleased to have ...

Masters At Work taking this US rock release to new hights for their clever sample of Street Player. Great track in its own right though with amazing solo work and extended percussion breakdown. Record is clean EX, cov...

Oh so smooth this debut album by Yacht rockers Player including their career highlight Baby Come Back. That bassline is seriously cool. Superb crossover track useful on soul, disco and rockish floors, well give it a g...

Boz Scaggs demonstates the term 'crossover' better than most. Silk Degrees is so perfectly balanced between soul, jazz and rock that that everyone from head nodding rap heads to hipsters cruisers can get down with it....

Fine soulful AOR release on indie label Unicorn Records with Bad Enough, Proud and Never Gonna Let You Go the best tracks to my ear. Cover with bumped corners, record is perfectly clean EX but has light scuffs on A1 s...

Untapped crossover soft rock debut by the Stanky Brown Group. Melodic yet groovy and a record soul fans would likely enjoy as well. The ballad A Hundred Times Around is great but start with the smooth Westcoast sound ...

I Keep Forgettin' famously sampled by Warren G on Regulate but a killer blue eyed soul track in its own right. Near perfect pressing with printed inner sleeve, cover and wax all NM.

German only album with the good-crossover soul tune Good Lovin but you can expect a bit of everything on here from AOR to disco. Clean EX vinyl grade, cover with wear to front edges.

Still very much unexplored 80s blue eyed soul release by The Dukes including quality cuts in Soul Mates, Nite Music and the supreme slow jam So Much In Love. Like new vinyl grade, cover with petit tear at bottom front...

Another cosmic monster hidden as flip to ultra cheesy German disco production. Avoid the Children Of The Sun side and head straight to LOVE and ignite.....

Has to run with this Hoecht Chemicals promotional album as surely a one time find. The Sao Paulo Philhamonics join forces with the Severino Araujo group tackling classical, traditional compositions. Nothing dead funky...

Promotional album made by Schering AG and handed to guest at the Gynecology and Obstetrics Congress in Rio. Highlights in Joyce's wonderful interpretation of Girl From Ipanema, Baden Powell's Se Todos Fossem and the f...

Clubby Brasiliano beats with Ye Me Le and Masquerade some all time faves by the master. US pressing with strong VG+ vinyl grade, cover has light ringwear.

Although a different sound to his early recordings you can never write off the master. Jazzy and funky with a little Brazilian spice obviously. Listen to Emorio for a feel of the direction of the album. Gatefold cover...