Handclapping disco funk in a Fatback Band vein. One off prject spearheaded by Dave Crawford. Clean copy but has a subtle pop midway through the track (check soundclip).

Classic Four Tops material with 7 Rooms Of Gloom on the flip. Later Motown Yesteryear pressing in flawless shape.

Sweet soul music by Winfred Lovett and Co. I like the flipside with It's The Only Way best but both are good. Marks on wax but not too deep and plays well, somewhere between VG and VG+

The brass heavy Average White Band pulling off a nice jazzy cover of If I Ever Lose This Heaven. Visual VG copy with hairlines, plays well enough for VG+

Club classic that always does the trick. Graded VG as visual flaws to label as well as wax but plays fine with only light noice at intro turns.

Soulful Hip Hip from Monie Love of Natie Tongue fame. Extended 6 min plus remix on the flip. DJ copy with wear and tear to both cover and wax. Plays well enough...

Eighties funk tune by the hard working New York crew. Sounds like Prince paid the gang a studio visit or Melle really can sing. Fitted in nice picture cover. Soft lines only, plays great. Sleeve is EX.

Debut single by Tone Loc backed by his huge seller Funky Cold Medina. UK press in lovely EX shape, cover is lightly creased.

Terrell Smith flashing a nice track suit on this big seller from '89. Near perfect condition.

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

Forget about the poppish a-side and head to the flipside Sinners. Great track by Jacob Miller and co. DJ copy in plain sleeve and marks, plays decent.

Really dig this synthesized styed rocksteady. The flip with A Little Bit Soap is good too. Copy looks about VG but plays much better.

Hillarious lyrics as what one can count on from Judge Dread. Big One flipside on thi German Trojan pressing. Nail marks and scuffing, plays alright.

Classic material from Mr Brown. UK original with part one side in very strong VG+ condition, flipside is badly scratched. Consider it a one sider..

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.

Classic 60s dancer, fuzzy stuff for the floor. Go Now flipside on original US press. Clean labels, record with a few faint inaudible lines.

Bluesgrass pioneer Charlie Daniels getting his funk on for Kama Sutra. Loud banging drums and gritty guitar work, just how we like it. Record with marks but plays flawless.

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.