Eighties dub and electro beats with Bootsy Collins on featured vocals. Covers of Yes We Can Can, Fire and more funky stuff dubbed up. Sticker on front cover.

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. ...

Does Sylvester look fresh or what ? Great gatefold cover art in case you want to check out more of his usual funkyness. Musically a highlight as well with the soul ballad If You Want Me To Stay, In Time or Skin I'm In...

Super rare treat, this If You Want Me To Stay pressing has Thankful N' Thoughtful on the flipside rather than the normal Babies Making Babies. Can't imagine many copys of this were pressed. Record between VG+ and EX, ...

Back in stock. One of the finest funk ballads from one the finest funk artists. Written, arranged, produced and performed by Sylvester Stewart. Respect! VG(+) copy with light groove wear but plays pretty solid (check ...

Funky affair by Sly Stone and family here comprising Cynthia Robinson, Bill Lordan, Rusta Allen and many other great talents. Favorite dancefloor funk in Loose Booty flipped by the Beastie Boys and Can't Strain My Bra...

Breakbeat funkster sampled notoriously in Hip Hop. DJ copy with heavy wear but the break is pretty clean and overall playback not the worst either (check soundclip).

Back in stock! Late seventies Sly And The Family Stone recording but Sylvester 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 ...

One of the most consistent people in the whole soul funk biz, Sly Stone always keeps it real. Two stella tracks with That's Lovin You on the flip. US original in Epic sleeve.

Back in stock. Lovely clean EX copy of one of the finest funk ballads from one the finest funk artist. Written, arranged, produced and performed by Sylvester Stewart. Respect! A Side is NM / B side VG+. US original in...

Nice litte double sider with Dance To The Music and Sing A Simple Song used consistenly in Hip Hop production. Short but sweet drum break.

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 rare Koch Records release that should sit well with Italo fans. Instrumental flipside works best for me but your choice what to play. EX++ condition cover and wax.

May not be everyones cup of tea with four violins taking turns but actually is a really enjoayble listen. Note the rhythm section by Kenny Drew, NHOP and Axel Riehl. SABA tree label original from '66 in texted gatefol...

Unplayed archive copy of a somewhat overlooked soul funk record by Blacksmoke on Chocolate City. Produced by Wayne Henderson it holds several quality dancefloor movers in What Comes Around Goes Around and There It Is ...

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

All about the flip here with Much Better Off, a wonderful soul tune by The Miracles from their rare Special Occasion album out in '68. Vinyl is clean but plays with light background distortion at intro.

Smokey's vocal side for this seventies blaxplitation flick is good but the part 2 is genius. Soulful disco for the floor. UK original in fitting Motown sleeve.

Strong contender for a top position at the artist name artcyclopedia. Great tunes too produced by the mighty Duke Reid. Rare pressing on Roydale Anderson's Sydna label. Faint wear only, plays EX.

Far from Snow's best effort but still collectible as European only forty five in picture cover. Clean alround EX condition.