Excellent blue eyed soul tune on tiny US indie label Muscle Records. Best bet is It's You but Last Stand For Love is not bad either. Strong VG+ condition close to EX.

Essential crossover gem that works wonders on all floors. Soulful and funky groove so on point. Little wonder its been covered as much as it has. US original with surface marks but great playback.

Mega rare promo only single release with Jimmy Messina's brilliant crossover dancer. Perfect fit to a Bobby Caldwell or Ned Doheny cue. Faint marks only, plays pretty much EX apart for a soft tick or two.

All about the flip to me with Get A Hold one of their best. Crossover rock that you can DJ as warm up to almost all crowds. Few clicks at intro turns but wears off. US original in company sleeve.

Tightest of drum break to kick off this crossover mid tempo killer. It sounds great when played out. Stock copy in Columbia sleeve.

First time I have seen this mellow crossover tune as single release. Such a smoother...

Absolutely love this tune, melodic jazzy westcoast style. Just perfect. Rare US promo pressing in lovely shape.

Jazz rock group lead by Neil Larsen and Buzzy Feiten with two cool spring time groovers. Further Notice being my favorite but the westcoast Who'll Be The Fool Tonight is really smooth too. UK copy in WB company sleeve.

Brillian indie rock with both sides ramped with breaks, the More Jipp flip is an alternative version and something any beatheads would love. screwed drum patterns and soundeffects. First time find...

Punkish new wave action on a promo only four track EP handed to fans at concerts. I have come to enjoy the leftfield yet jazzy Love Is A Ghost hence the listing here. Faint marks but plays fantastic.

Everyone should own something by the screaming Hampstead rocker and this rates as one of his funniest and best. Flipside is the wild Dance And Jive. Great stoned Charly label art. Faint lines but inaudble and play gra...

Cool one sided Should I Stay Or Should I Go? single on Epic in custom fitted company sleeve. Sticker residue on flipside label, cover fully intact but with stamp on back.

Many different Cozy Powell pressings but this is the one to run with. Dance With The Devil and The Man In Black on one forty five. Little more to ask for really.

Super rare single only release with two winning sides. I love the mix of popsike turns psychedelica on the Gordon Lightfoot cover If You Could Read My Mind but the flipside is as good with a hard rocking fuzzy guitar ...

Cool little instrumental by The Marylebone Ensemble playing a interesting mix of blues, rock and jazz. UK original in spotless EX condition close to mint.

Two fantastic sides if you like us are into funky crossover rock. Finding it hard what side to run with on the soundclip as both are great but start with Prelude No 4. UK promo pressing in lovely shape.

Fuzzy garage cover of the Tommy Raye smash with the sunshine rocker blasting holes in speakers. UK original from '66 with visual flaws but a solid VG+ playback.

First time we have crossed with Irish folk harmony group The Johnstons and in all ways positively surprised. The Wherefore And The Why is my favorite but My House is not bad either. Very rare UK Transatlantic first pr...

That this is the only release by Route 17 is a mystery to me. Two wonderful folky tunes that sound great today but must have hit the spot perfectly in spring of 1969. Nice copy with the odd mark casuing occasional cli...

I am a sucker for funky folk like this, melodic and splashed with soulful psychedelics, it does not get much better. Very rare item that only came out in the UK and Canada not a record that pop up all to often. Clean ...