Brilliant double slap by Chicago main man Otis Leavill in the studio with Carl Davis, Eugene Record and Willie Henderson. How can things go wrong. Some dangerous looking marks but a strong VG grade, it plays really we...

Gotta love that Miami disco funk. Just sounds so different to everything else from the same period. Clarence Reid production with My Baby Ain't My Baby Anymore on the flip. One pen mark on label.

Top choice modern soul cut with Harold Taylor's unqiue 'scat' vocals intro that is worth the money alone anyday. Extended breakdown on Part 2 side. US original in clean EX condition.

Seldom seen Dobie Gray crossover soul slice on Capricorn. Lover's Sweat is my pick here butIf Love Must Go is really nice as well. Clean copy.

Great rhythmetic vocal track with the guys getting busy on the Kora. It looks and sound like they are having good fun...

Interesting vocal performances with samba backing, I particularly warmed to Unindo Uma Miscigenacao and Poster Nago. Note that this copy has got some deep and audible scratches on the a-side with two tracks pretty mu...

Obviously a different style to his seventies recordings but I do like the jazz fused boogie dancer Dream Hunter and his big hitter Carneval. US original in clean EX condition, cover with cut out and light miscolouring...

Such an underrated record with the fantastic club friendly Misturada and Tiro Cruzado plus the blissful cover of Jobim's Waters Of March. Solid VG+ copy with light wear only, cover and labels has radio station sticker...

With a cover like this and an late 80s recording date you kind of know the direction. Nice drumbreak on Ode E Adao and a good instrumental track called Fogo but unfortunately not as good as his earlier records.

It is so easy to slack off James Last due to one (or a thousand) too many easy listening recordings but he is actually a well trained jazzman, just check his early Hans Last (real name) recordings from the 50s/60s. An...

Downbeat funk rock from the Five Summer Stories roadmovie. Not a heavy breakbeat tune but the subtle drums work well in my ears. US original in strong VG+ condition.

Ultra rare Laurie Johnson single release with Minor Bossa Nova on the flip. Copy is visually in poor shape with lots of lines on wax but it plays pretty nice (check soundclip). Stamp on label.

Nothing rare but what a great soundtrack. Vangelis, Jack Elliot and the New American Orchestra with wonderful spaced out string laden synth themes. Record is between VG+ and EX, jacket is fresh EX condition.

With Scott Johnson you know things will get trippy and his Patty Herast score is no different to his solo work, very much out there !!! Does not mean it is not good, give it a listen.

Old news that these two gents can groove, they even got featured on the Dusty Fingers comps back in the days. Piano paved scores of The Apartment, Moon Rover and Goldfinger. Strongest VG+ conditon, cover with some cri...

Ferrante & Teicher join forces with Ralph Martin on a number of cinematic space age themes with good jazz drumming on Boogie Express and African Echoes. Plays with light but constant crackle.

Brilliant orchestral cinema grooves with a deep take of Morricone's The Killer and a catchy Batman Theme. Solid EX condition.

Little hard to imagine a record collection without some sort of James Bond vinyl. Here you get John Barry, Nancy Sinatra, Tom Jones and much more all on one slice. Vinyl grade is weak VG+ with faint superficial marks.

Had a copy of the dull looking UK press before only to realise that the German pressing has a cover looking like this. Hey Ladies... Musically this is mod soul covers of James Bond themes like Capsule In Space, Casino...

Über productive Geoff Love meddling with James Bond anthems. All the classics are here Goldfinger, Thunderball, Man With The Golden Gun...