Rare UK only single output by Roy Hamilton. Pretty big tune on jazz funk floors during the 90s. Flipside with semi instrumental mix.

Synthy production by the female duo Royalle Delite. Nice vocal side but the instrumental is good too. UK only pressing on Streetwave. Nice shape, company sleeve a little used.

Only recording by Ingram Family protegee Roy Ryan turned to be a real soulful treat. Would work in disco mixes as well. Flawless copy in Streetwave jacket.

Excellent latin tinged jazz rock made in Berlin. The upbeat Sturzflug In Die Südsee is nice and really love the percussion fusion piece Früstück bei Mac Donnalds. The laidback Eva-S-Samba is real nice too. Nothing rar...

Impossible to find modern soul masterpiece exclusively available on this German Jupiter single. It has taken me a good 18 months to get this copy. Just never for sale and demand is continuously on the rise. For good r...

Back in stock! Impossible to find modern soul masterpiece exclusively available on this German Jupiter single. Just never for sale and demand is continuously on the rise. For good reason, what a brilliant brilliant sp...

Feel good harmony soul by Ruby Nash Garnett and crew. Flipside with On A Clear Day You Can See Forever. Rare white label promo in straight EX condition.

One of my favorite recent soul discoveries. Ruby Winters with We're Living To Give is such a great track. Get your sampler out and loop this baby.... Stunning EX copy from '69.

Join this Travel to Harpistan courtesy of Rüdiger Oppermann, Dario Domingues and Holger Michalski. Not electronica per say but certainly with a wonderful ambient vibe. Stunning copy with texted insert included.

The Czech organ grinder Rudolf Rokl getting down and dirty on the hammond. Handful of open breaks and as expected lots of spaced sound effects. Check Sad Eyes for starters, there is more of similar sound on here.

Rudy Risavy recording for Berry Music sister label Studio One in London and landing some excellent groovy cinematic tunes. This is what makes Library music so fascinating, it spans from heavy hitting funk over cosmic ...

Do You Love What You Feel is a winner everytime. Great upbeat dancefloor funk produced by Quincy Jones. US original with clean vinyl, gatefold cover with minor edge wear and one bent corner. No cuts.

Great soul release by Rufus & Chaka with Stay sampled heavily in Hip Hop over the year. Best Of Your Heart is a fine cut as well. US original with gatefold cover a little used on edges. Gold promo stamp.

Wonderful wonderful ballad from their excellent Street Player album. So much quality to come out by this fine collaboration. Faint groove wear on less interesting flipside.

Drum break intro on a nice mid seventies Rufus track. Keepin it funky as always. US original.

Raw funk forty five, Rufusized will fit a Zapp or Brick cue in your next mix perfectly. Once You Get Started on the flip. Clean US original in company sleeve.

Essential summer soul, Chaka's voice is pure bliss. Been on repeat here for a while as the warm weather was approaching. ABC company sleeve. EX vinyl with inaudible groove wear.

Clubby Rufus Thomas funk with good breakdowns throughout. I like the part two side best but your call what to flip first. Very clean Stax original.

Drum heavy funk dancer with Rufus ripping things up as usual. Pen marks on part two side. Record is clean EX not far from NM.

Swiss kraut rockers Rumpelstilz gone seriously funky on POTburri. Some experimental prog to be found on here as well but the above track is the real deal here. Superficial lines on vinyl but plays great with minimal d...