A must have Euro jazz item in spotless condition. The Message just sounds like it was cut in New York City 1975 by a certain Herbie Hancock lead jam session. Heavy funk breaks. Essential and rare record. Cover has lig...

Peter Herbolzheimer is funky as ususal. Joined by Geller, Mikkelborg and with Don Adams on vocals this is a real treat. Check out Madcap for a little feel.

From the man who brought us Ben The Big One this release is somewhat undiscovered. This is surprising when listening to the massive Big Band dancer The Two Ronnies. Funky... Few ligth crackles at breakdown so graded V...

Originally picked up this album by Wood Brass & Steel for the samples of Theme Song and Funkanova but later came to realise that the real gem lies in their killer version of Always There. Top copy in shrink and near p...

Two very good reasons to pick up this soundtrack. For one, The Associations self penned tittle track is a mellow and enjoyable pop tune. Secondly, Charles Fox's Dartmouth Dartmouth is a brilliant soul mod dancer that ...

Underrated jazz soundtrack arranged by Mike Curb and a number of sixties mod artists. A few worthwhile spins on here with my favorite being by the Mad Doctors - Mad Mad Dcotor. Quality soul jazz that reminds me of ear...

French favorite that I rate up there with the Lafayette Afro Rock Band and Cane & Able releases. Hippopotamus just is such a cracking funk track that I doubt I'll ever grow tired of. Brushed hairlines causing a few li...

Underrated soulful release by Dianne Steinberg with a fine cover of Barbara Lewis's Baby I'm Yours and the mellow Where Do You Go From Love. Nothing for the dancefloor but a great Sunday soul album. Top condition with...

Heavy funk with drum breaks galore on The Jam used by everyone in Hip Hop from Biz Markie to Geto Boys. Album has got more on offer though with I Can't Stand The Rain and the beautiful Your Love. US original with medi...

The only really worthwhile Steve Arrington record with the two 80s rare groove classics Nobody Can Be You and Weak At The Knees. Both tracks holds breaks used in Hip Hop and are very useful spins in the club. US orig...

Lovely recording by the three piece Ohio soul unit. Still a little underrated but really is a great album with highlights in I Can't Hold Back No Longer and Money Back Guarantee. US original on Motown sister label Ju ...

Another essential Ohio Players funk favorite with Players Ballin, Climax, Proud Mary and a killer version of What's Goin On. Their last album recorded on Westbound which can be shown on the cover, portraying betrayal ...

Late seventies Sly Stone recording but he just stays funky. No sell outs here. The tittle track and The Same Thing sounds good in my ears but obviously the famous loop of Remember Who You Are is a stone cold classic. ...

Such a great recording with at least 4 superb tunes for the modern soul and disco funk DJ. Gotta Get A High and Shake Your Body with it's fat drum break are my favorites. The slightest of wear to cover and vinyl is ne...

Near mint copy of this Allen Toussaint produced funk essentiality. With Running Away and You've Got Your Spell On Me this is a stone cold classic. Smallcut out but clean cover without wear and near mint vinyl. A great...

Rare and essential funk masterpiece that I rate as one of best recordings to come out of the George Clinton camp. Excellent variety of funky styles with covers of California Dreaming, the instrumental What About It an...

Norman Harris production with the lovely Welcome To The Club from their rare debut album. ATCO sleeve with writing, vinyl is clean.

The perfect 'wake-up-springtime' soundtrack. Pure bliss.... US original in excellent condition.

D'Angelo's version is class but you have to pay dues to the originator. Essential summer tune.... Brushed hairlines but plays fine.

Sweet soul harmony from the fantastic Delfonics arranged by Vince Montana. Useful vocal samples. US original in Phil Spector sleeve.