Patrick Adams craftmanship with wonderful wonderful Loleatta Holloway doing what comes natural. None other than the mighty Shep Pettibone on the mix doing a cracking job. Nice copy with a few surface lines on disc but...

Much underrated soul / funk release with guest appearances of Fred Wesley and Travis Biggs among others. Check It's A Long Way To The Top for a feel of the vibes. US original in flawless condition, cover is a little w...

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...

Happy Time is good but in my books it's all about the flip here with If You Want Good. Quality dub that gets plenty pf plays here. UK original with some visual flaws but plays EX-

Questlove, Black Thought and the Roots crew recorded what in my books rate as their best album and moreover one of the very best 90s hip hop recordings. Proceed, Silent Treatment, What's Goes On Pt 7. All killer no fi...

One of the rarest Ronettes pressings, this gold letter London Records in green/white company sleeve is rarely up for sale. Musically a doo wop soul classic backed by the jazzy instrumental Tedesco And Pitman flip. Rec...

Seriously funky gospel soul arranged by Wade Marcus. Highlights in Working Together and Your Love Is Something Else but overall a solid recording. Vinyl isl NM but there is a small mark on A Letter Full Of Tears causi...

Mega rare German only freakbeat 45 that should sit well with fans of guitar driven beat and/or spaghetti westerns. Promo only in Stateside company sleeve. Strong visual wear but plays decent VG+

What a treat... Gift Wrap My Love is mighty fine and then its backed by the marvelous rare groover She's My Summer Breeze. Just how we like our modern soul. Surface wear, some marks and writing on both label sides but...

Great little ol school gem with Jam Master Jay at the knobs and the Real Roxanne on top form. Peep the LV jacket and matching hat on the cover pic. So so fresh...

Good a-side produced by Howie Tee but the deal maker here is Jam Master Jay cutting the AWB up so nicely on the flip. Nice copy with record and cover in solid EX shape.

All chilled and laidback, mainly accapella tracks. I have a soft spot for the tune Kneeling Down Inside The Gate. Fascinating to explore the roots of rhythm & blues. Copy has got a sizeable stamp on label and cover, p...

Classic US beat produced by mastermind Arif Mardin fitted in cool looking Atlantic picture cover. Record grades between VG and VG+ with cover straight VG+ only a tiny rip from EX.

Fantastic mid tempo oriental disco cover of the Modern Lovers track produced by Belgian star man Lou Deprijck that has his signature on many quality tracks. Very rare RKM special edition with Two Man Sound Amady Amade...

Todd Terry is behind this breakbeat electro banger with the brilliant Right On Time techno dub mix. Clubby vibes on the flipside with The Rhythm. White label promo in visual VG shape but plays better.

Private pressing from Hamburg with an interesting mix of jazz funk and slap bass boogie tunes. Good use of sound effects and vocoders. Stunning NM condition vinyl, cover has light damage to upper spine.

The Mule is among the very finest Eddy Grant productions and a track that will get most dancefloors going. Popular spin by Ska as well Northern DJs around. UK / German exclusive release in picture sleeve. Cover is int...

Crazy rare Pyramids 45 that was only out in Germany. Check the flipside with Make Love Not War but both sides are good. VG+/EX condition vinyl with superficial lines only, cover with stamp and little creasing.

Just love this track, good spin for the rude boys out and about Saturday night. Stevie B production with Sufferer on the flip. European only release. Clean EX condition, cover with stamp.

Budget recording on Sonic with a few own compositions and obviously lots of great Hendrix covers. Breakbeat action for days on here. Maybe someone can shed light on this for me, did Pharcyde use the intro of Crosstown...