Unplayed promo copy of this one-off NYC disco project. Simple recipe for making some $$ - get the record, loop the sound, throw on some loud bass and you are pretty much there. Easy...

Another brilliant late seventies boogie 45. Lifted by PE on Sophisticated B.... Happiness Togetherness on the flip. Fine condition in Epic company sleeve.

Underated 80s soul by Frankie Beverly. Running Away is a solid boogie track. Stock copy in Capitol company sleeve.

Top soul jazz from the master himself and James Ingram. From the album of the same name. Crisp and clean copy in AM company sleeve.

All time B-boy anthem with top breaks. The instrumental Southern Sunset is equally good. Bang records company sleeve.

Beautiful cover by Cheryl and Luther of the Marvin & Tammi ballad. Great end-of-nighter. Top condition in Columbia sleeve.

Works as good today as in '78. Reminds me of scouting for early Ultimate Breaks & Beats records. US original in Columbia sleeve. Light groove wear on vinyl.

Brilliant Mtume produced two step that should be played out loud in the club. US original in Atlantic company sleeve.

Roger Troutman is always good for a b-boy breakdown or two and does not dissapoint here either. Come On on the flip. WB company sleeve.

Classic P-funk breaks 45 from George Duke. Sampled by Paris and Spice 1 among others. US original in Epic company sleeve.

Classic Westcoast B-boy break used in Hip Hop. Quality instrumental aczion with Indian Summer Love on the flip.

De La Soul sampled disco favorite. Always nice to have this as 45. Arista sleeve and vinyl in great condition.

Classic disco break famously used by Double D & Steinsky, Jungle Brothers and so many others. US original in Mercury sleeve.

This sound has got Quincy Jones all over it. Tomorrow just is a quality jazz funk tune up there with some of the best Blackbyrds stuff. Light groove wear.

Flipped by The Alchemist and OC - maybe you want to do the same.... Top condition US original in company sleeve.

From their fantastic Too Hot To Hold album, a crackin happy boogie funk effort. Summer Of Our Love on the flip is mellow but equally good. Some groove wear but barely audible.

Flip it for the fun with the Harvey Fuqua produced Was It Something I Said used by Big Daddy Kane.

Alphonse Mouzon production with some strong boogie influences. I play the flip here with Boogie With Me but both sides are good.

Great boogie cut from always popular Nick Straker set as red transparent 7" vinyl. His classic signature sound plus a few vocoders thrown in on top. Great instrumental version on the flip.

Vince Montana Jr in charge and the result is all you would expect of the master. Upbeat dance floor favorite with a heads up to the real DJs.