Mega rare debut release by Italian Beat / Psych rockers I Pooh. Both sides are psychedelic burners but I particular warmed to Per Quelli Come Noi on the flip. Copy has got plenty of heavy visual wear but it plays real...

Wade Marcus involved here and with a release on Motown sister label Rare Earth expect it to be funky. Result is a sweet drum break intro on a nice funk rock groover. US original with pratically no wear to vinyl, label...

Garage brilliance on Buddah that to my knowlegde is an exclusive 45 release never on any album. A handful of light clicks but plays overall a good listen. VG / VG+ grading.

One of many great psych 45s out on Buddah during the sixties. A bit poppish at first but has a great psych vibe and I love the off beat outro with sound effects. US original with some groove wear, plays well with very...

Nice psychedelic vibes on this early 70s rock release. Check the second part with lots of spacey sound effects. Epic original in company sleeve.

If you favour Bad Santa to Frosty the Snowman this is your X-mas pick. Including the famous Run DMC sample of Back Door Santa. Love the bluesy southern soul sound mixed with christmas bells. Hard to find original US c...

Tried and tested method for a bit of December romance, flip this Ramsey Lewis and flip a few pancakes to go with it. Job done, guaranteed! US Cadet original with punchhole, vinyl is solid EX.

What better way to kick-start December than with a glass of rum toddy, legs up and the soothing voice of Ella Fitzgerald on your turntables. US original with many soft marks but still an enjoayble listen. Merry Christ...

Stressed out about x-mas? No longer believing that Santa exists? No good feel vibes at home and outside all cold? Why not let The Salsoul crew stir up some Christmas spirits with their 8 min of Christmas Suite disco a...

It might look like your next best easy listening album but thankfully covers are often so deceiving. Lalo Morales on fire with back to back salsa and boogaloo dancefloor action. US original in strong VG+ condition, co...

Caytronics release out of New York City with a fine blend of Pachanga, Cha Cha Cha and Boleros. US orginal in EX condition, cover with small writing on back cover. Rare pick that does not show up often.

Killer upbeat library latin jazz from Duncan Lamont. Big dancefloor tunes in Eruption, Nigh Flight and Madrilenos. A-side has got some scratches causing some clicks but thankfully on the less interesting parts, the b-...

Very rare latin release by library jazz man Duncan Lamont featuring scat vocals by Barbara Moore. Looks like an all easy listening affair but some pretty upbeat grooves on here as well. Check the jazzy On A Shoestring.

Famed Caracas 10 piece band Un Solo Pueblo playing a nice mix of traditional folk and hard hitting salsa. Listen to Libertad Isidora for a feel of the more folky vibes. Unplayed vinyl and cover in shrink.

Super rare modern salsa monster from Venezuela. Pretty much all dancefloor friendly tunes and in minty condition. Check Muevete. Expect a lot more hot Venzuelian records to come through the next months as we are out t...

Eighties Areito release by Adalberto Alvarez packed with upbeat Son / Merengue for the floor. Not the nicest copy with heavy visual wear to cover and vinyl but it plays much better than it looks. Price is reduced. Che...

Cuban records on Areito are hotter than ever and this one certainly is a very worthwhile affair on the label. Live recording from 1978 featuring a good mix of fusion jazz and midtempo latin groovers. Decent VG copy bu...

Seldom seen Gabino Pampini release on Mercy Records with an all Salsa affair. No Volvere and La Ventana stand out. Weak VG+ condition with some light marks but plays well, cover has a little tape on upper seam.

Rare 60s latin release with a nice mix of boogaloo and salsa cuts, check Darktown Strutters Ball. Fair bit of marks on vinyl but high quality pressing so plays really well. Cover with light damage to back spine but st...

Rare soundtrack recording by Fania founder Jerry Masucci that does not show up often. Pretty much everyone who ever stepped inside their New York offices are featured here. Ray Barretto, Willie Colon, Yomo Toro, Celia...