All time B-boy anthem with top breaks. The instrumental Southern Sunset is equally good. Picture sleeve issue with big sticker on back.

Just how big was this Miami disco groover in '79. Nice to have on 45 fitted in fresh TK picture sleeve. Top shape!

Disco soul dancer with intro later lifted by Stereo MCs for their smash Connected. Clean record, cover has tiny scribble at front.

Instant classic that everyone can get down with. Little bit of jazz, disco, funk.... a melting pot of brilliance.

Two great tunes on this UK only single release. Disco Inferno being the most recognizable but I personally prefer I Like It. Jazzy disco funk...

Chris Hill and crew funkin as ususal. Both sides are dancefloor friendly disco funk with Everybody Dance on the flip.

Brilliant two step by always raunchy Millie Jackson. Rising Cost Of Love is up among her very best. Weak VG+ shape with light hairlines and a few marks but plays well.

Soul classic by Chairmen Of The Board given a disco touch by gospel singer Angela Clemmons. US original in company sleeve.

Leon Sylvers all over this jam. Classic Solar production with short / long version. Copy with heavy visual wear but plays spot on.

Nothing rare but such a fine piece of soul music by wonderful Candi Staton. UK press with writing on label and the odd mark on disc.

Fred Wesley produced disco classic. Not a rare pick but essential to any disco collector. Gone For The Weekend on the flip. Record has a scary looking few marks so graded but plays pretty solid.

Block party favorite that was sampled on and off in house and hip hop. Always a popular dancer. UK original in strongest EX condition plays near mint.

Hate it or love it, certainly a catchy discoed vocal tune by the Soul Train crew. US pressing with soft marks to disc, plays well.

Essential Shalamar tune with Leon Sylvers all over the joint. Funky groover sampled on and off in house music over the years. Record looks VG with surface marks but playgrade is VG+

Catchy groove used on and off in house music. Great clubby vibes courtesy of Love, Togetherness and Devotion.

Flipside winnder with the Stevie Wonder inspired Sometimes penned by Jeffrey Osborne and produced by Bobby Martin. Clean EX condition in company sleeve.

Not at all rare but two fine eighties soul sides by Rockie Robbins and Bobby Martin for A&M Records. EX shape in crisp company sleeve.

Wonderful wonderful ballad from their excellent Street Player album. So much quality to come out by this fine collaboration. Faint groove wear on less interesting flipside.

Hi, How Y Doin, nice mid-tempo jazzy funk with great vocals. Kashif is all over this baby which you will likely hear. Strong EX grade, almost NM.

Killer disco funk 45 sampled by Dr Dre. Great single from a great album. Produced by Bob Crewe.