Trademark War jazzy funk, little less hit potential but two excellent sides. Nice copy, light ringwear to picture cover.

Short breakbeat opening on Saturday Nite and the guys really get to shine on Departure that bears resemblance to some of their early jazz works on Warner Brothers.

Instant floorfiller that everybody loves. Flipside with the Oliver Sain penned ballad Soul Of The Man. Copy in VG condition but overall good playback and perfectly fine for DJing.

First in line of Soul Train Gang releases that is real funky with the upbeat Carbage Can and I Can Do It All Night. US original in tip top shape, cover has clean cut.

Great funky mover with quality backing choir fitted nicely to Wilson Pickett's raw voice. One Step Away on the flip. Groove wear but plays decent VG+

May not be a top pick by The Three Degrees but Tony Camillo's string laden intro has great sample potential. Fresh looking EX grade but Trade Wind side plays with light crackle.

Does anyone sing 'love' like Al Green? Southern soul essentail produced by Hi Records main man Willie Mitchel. Flipped by Ghostface Killa among others. Strongest VG+ grade, plays EX.

Short but sweet breakbeat opener. That loop does sound crisp. Lalo Shifrin and Mike Curb joining forces for the Kelly Heroes score. US original with wax in clean shape, label with penmarks and sticker.

There is something really special about Gladys Knight soul ballads. Touching, honest songs and Between Her Goodbye And My Hello is no different. Copy is graded VG with surface lines but playgrade is much better.

The other mellow side of Mother Father Sister Brother hidden as flipside to the big hitting Love Is The Message. Clean EX condition.

Big selling soul tune here as part of the Discotheque Special series.

Brilliant flipside with Africano just being one quality deep funk spin that never get enough plays. Picture sleeve press in strong VG+ condition.

Fantastic modern soul treat by William Bell. Killer tune. Copy is VG/VG+ with some audible marks on less interesting flipside, You've Got The Kind Of Love I Need plays flawless.

Classic soul sample material in Nothing Can Stop Me flipped by Kanye West in his early mixtape career days. You Don't Have To Be A Star is a nice crossover soul cut. Cover with ringwear, record is clean.

Early O'Jays 45 on Astroscope that sounds very different to their PIR recordings. Peace on the flip is nice vocal soul.

Classic soul material from the smoothest man in the game. I Wish You Were Here has been sampled on and off in hip hop for years.

Funky stuff as usual from the gang with Rhyme Tyme People a favorite pick from their Light Of The Worlds album. Groove wear on the less interesting b-side.

Classic block party spin by Kool and the Bell brothers.... More Funky Stuff on the flip. You can't go wrong with this 45. US original in VG+ condition.

A Man And A Half, popular soul stomper but I really dig the smooth People Make The World. Your choice what to play first. Flip has one visable yet inaudible scratch.

Massive soul anthem penned and produced by Norman Whitfield. Sure to cause some movement on the dancefloor. Scary looking line on vinyl but it is thankfully inaudible. Plays nice and loud, check soundclip.