De La Soul sampled disco favorite. Always nice to have this as 45. UK Arista pressing in decent VG shape, far few marks but plays nice and loud.

Feel good boogie by Solar household quartet that spun many great dancers during the 80s. Disc is flawless, label with stamp and penmarks.

Flip this sweet baby for Never Judge A Cover By It's Book, a great downbeat jazzy instrumental break begging to be looped. US original in Epic sleeve.

Wonder soul ballad from their rare debut album. Lovely vocal harmony on another quality Gene Page / Barry White production. So nice...

The Fly Flies Again.... Classic Norman Whitfield hanclapping disco funk. Marks on both sides, Car Wash theme plays great.

Always had a soft spot for Rose Royce and this one captures her style perfectly. Nothing rare at all but wow...

Breakbeat classic on US pink label Kama Sutra. Nothing rare but kinda essential. Groove wear and marks but plays VG+

Not much introduction necessary. Group harmony folk rock with those fat sample ready drums.

Soulful sing-along classic from Mr. Carlton. A fine double sider from the his Everlasting Love album. Few light scuffs but plays EX.

Funny take on the doo-wop classic Big Girls Don't Cry. Clear vinal in near mint condition.

80s funk anthem that fits any Bohannon / Kurtis Blow mix like butter on toast. Plenty of marks througout but looks a lot worse than it sounds. Reduced price. US original.

In demand UK picture sleeve original 12inch with the dancefloor filler so fitting for Saturday night out and about. 'This is your way to shine....' Vinyl and cover are visually both in a bad shape but plays decent so ...

Ding Dong - Ding Dong - Classic Miami anthem from the disco heydays. Produced by Stax man Frederick Knight. US 1st press in TK Disco sleeve. Small stamp on label.

Great 80s two-step ballad used frequently in hip hop. Jam & Lewis production with If You Want My Love on the flipside. UK original in stunning condition.

80s boogie from the gospel hard hitters Winans on Qwest. I prefer the breakdown reprise mix that stays somewhat faithful to their original roots. Writing on label and cover. Vinyl is spotless.

Unplayed promo copy of this one-off NYC disco project. Simple recipe for making some $$ - get the record, loop the sound, throw on some loud bass and you are pretty much there. Easy...

Classic. Nothing more nothing less. Soultrain favorite. PIR company sleeve with writing and small sticker on label. Light background noice.

Great mellow soul from Al Wilson. US original on Playboy in great condition. Simply beautiful.

Harold Melvin theme song that was used by Common on The Food. Top Philly soul.

Another brilliant late seventies boogie 45. Lifted by PE on Sophisticated B.... Happiness Togetherness on the flip. Fine condition in Epic company sleeve.