Quality Eugene Record materiel later covered to great succes by Maryann Farra. I believe We Need Order on the flip was sampled way back when.

Just Blaze getting busy with this classic Eugene Record production. From one mastermind producer to another. Flipside to Toby. US Brunswick original.

Brunswick household name Chi Lites with the Acklin / Record big hitter from '73. Agenda here is a love not drugs by the way. Groove wear but plays well, check soundclip.

Detroit studio group mostly famous for the Tom The Peeper track but flip it for a great crossover soul in Goodbye Love. Quality stuff.

Quality funk track in Party Hardy people but really been enjoying the modern soul flip Do You Feel It. Great stuff..

Early seventies soul cut by Tyrone Davis and produced by Willie Henderseon. Good stuff on both sides but listen to Just Because Of You for starters. Marks on wax but plays well.

Flipside to Everybody Was Rockin from her great Danger High Voltage album. Alston original in crispy clean EX condition however there is a light crackle at intro turns.

Smokey's vocal side for this seventies blaxplitation flick is good but the part 2 is genius. Soulful disco for the floor. UK original in fitting Motown sleeve.

The Star Wars theme always works well with the boys but flip this baby for a heated percussion driven disco breakbeat score, Funk!! Groove wear to wax but plays great.

Short but sweet breakbeat opener. That loop does sound crisp. Lalo Shifrin and Mike Curb joining forces for the Kelly Heroes score. US original with wax in clean shape, label with penmarks and sticker.

Instantly recognisable, everyone can hymm along to the John Williams classic. Love Theme on the flip. Few superficial lines but plays mostly VG+

Dark cinematic synth samples on this very rare Bachelet single. Plain sleeve, record is cripy clean EX condition.

Wess Johnson penned/produced disco funk that could get spins on soul as well as disco floors. Weak VG+ condition that plays with light crackle at breakdown.

Nice disco take of the Eddy Grant big hitter. Softest marks but plays great.

Genius composer John Williams goes disco funk and pulls it off nicely. Slight crackle at intro turns but overall a very credible VG playback. Prica tag on back cover.

Hippy psych with Don't Wake Me Up a nice sunshine dancer but opted for the strings on Rosemary. Good sample material. US Decca original in company sleeve.

Brilliant folky stuff from the the US duo. In The Year 2525 on the flip.

Melodic sunshine folk by laid back LA rock group Bread. US original in great shape but with pressing bubble causing a light background pop. Check soundclip.

Psych pop with breakbeat drums sampled on and off in Hip Hop. Nice soulful flip with It's The Magic in You Girl. Soft marks but straight VG+ playback.

Rock classic with great drum breakdown. Been Driving All Night.... US original in clean EX shape.