Quality funk with synth and drums all over respresenting the sounds of animals (I guess). Good flip as well with soulful I'm Looking For Love. UK only single release on Tamla Motown.

Nice bluesly cut backed the mellow soul tune I Can Read Between The Lines. Strong VG copy with surface marks on disc and one small penmark on flipside label.

A lot of great material came out on PIR but I Miss You should definitely be up there at the top of the list of Philly soul songs. You also get Bad Luck, Wake Up Everybody and Hope That We Can Be Together Soon heavily ...

Seriously hard not to like an uplifting soul dancer spreading a such message. Cleanest EX condition.

Great double sider with All Of My Love on the flip. Both sides produced by Norman Harris. Pretty ugly looking groove wear on All Of My Love side but plays fine, check soundclip.

Nice hurting soul ballad double sider from his essential Who's Making Love album on Stax. Disc shows faint surface marks.

Another quality Harold Melvin release, obviously without Teddy Pendergrass but still plenty of goodies. Baby, You Got My Nose Open is a brilliant dancefloor soul spin that gets plenty of plays here. Also really like F...

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.

Nice Al Green double sider from his Let's Stay Together and Livin For You Albums. It Ain't No Fun To Me on the flip. HI original in strong VG+ condition.

Obviously a rock unit but Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds pulls off a pretty solid funk instrumental that grooves very nicely. Nothing rare, but a good track in NM condition.

From his live double slap you get Trouble Man and Distant Lover on this Tamla single release. Light crackle on Distant Lover side.

Short "drum and brass" breakbeat opening on Saturday Night but the guys reallly get to shine on Departure that bears resemblance to some of their early jazz works on Warner Brothers. Ugly looking groove wear but plays...

Classic soul sample flipped by Eric Sermon for EPMD but rather run with the flipside If You Gonna Leave. Smooth soul dancer. UK press in decent VG+ shape.

A true classic by the Barry White girl groupin here with Is It Really True Boy, Is It Really Me flipside. A marks causing a handful of clicks, rest plays EX.

Dancefloor friendly soul groove by The Stylistics with a helping hand by Van McCoy and industry magnets Hugo and Luigi. Nice extended percussion breakdown included. US original in solid EX shape.

Quality Philly soul with Sandman, Reaching For The World and notably Hostage on this '76 recording. A bit of a disco feel to be found on here as well.

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

Happy going disco funk from Larry Graham and Co. WB sleeve and vinyl in strong VG+ condition.

Nice clubby disco tune in Ask Me. I'll Take The Blame on the flip is a seriously funky modern soul tune produced by Bobby Martin. Stunning condition.

Wonderful soul cut with Gladys vocals really shining through. Inspirational to many to come and covered / sampled frequently. Rare 3 track EP on UK Tamla Motown including Everybody Needs Love and I Wish It Would Rain ...