I spend many hours every day diggin for beats, buying records and this 45 just never surface. Picked up the album previously but first time to have the single in stock. It is one of the top Dilla soul samples although...

Raw funk from General Crook tearing the roof of the Funkhouse. Instrumental version on the flip. Wand original 45 in strong EX condition.

Essential and rare funk 45 from Joe Quarterman & Free Soul. The drums, bass, horns and vocals are second to none with a message as apparant today as ever before.

This one is well under the radar. Recorded in '76 but only came out in '81 is sounds completely different to the early Tal Farlow releases on Verve. Some seriously funky cosmic tinged jazz funk on this album. EX plus ...

Superb near mint copy of a true essentiallity. Herbie Hancock and the Headhunters crew with Harvey Mason arrangements. Holds the rare groove classic Chameleon but everything on this album is good. All killer... Tear t...

Unplayed stock copy straight from the crates. Little introduction needed to this jazz funk monster from '75. Top drawer spins from start to finish with God Make Me Funky as the highlight. Small cut out and Arista inne...

Dancefloor favorite with Ha-Ri-Ah always a popular spin useful for disco, afro beat and funk DJs. European only release in picture sleeve cover.

Flip this over and enjoy a brilliant Euro only funk 45. Hey Dakar sounds like S.O.U.L. with a superbly funky flute and grooving bass. Cover with creasing, wax with a few scuffs but Hey Dakar plays excellent. VG(+) con...

Very popular spin on soul floors across the globe this rare Charles Mann picture sleeve 45 does not show often.

Fantastic double sider, both tracks are brilliant crossover soul favorites. Very tough 45 to track down. Small writing on cover, vinyl plays EX.

Most sampled drums ever? Could very well be! Either way, Amen Brother is a funk smasher that always works a blast on the dancefloor but don't miss Color Him Father, a very enjoyable crossover soul spin. Condition here...

All about the flipside, Love To Dance This One With You, a long term disco funk instrumental favorite. US original in torn Polydor company sleeve, few very light scuffs on wax, plays EX.

Rates as one of my personal favorites from Fatback Band. Raw funk straight from the streets of NYC. I can imagine Bill Curtis doing the Njia swag back in '73. Strong VG+ condition complete in Perception company sleeve.

Quality vocal disco spin from Bobby Womack on excellent form. Don't let the recording date fool you, still very funky stuff. Great ballad If You Think You're Lonely Now on the flipside. Inaudible groove wear, no marks.

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.

I guess it takes skill to write songs like this one. Essential good times soul. US original in Columbia company sleeve.

I really dig Tyrone Davis, he just is a souful gentleman. No wonder he was a big hit with the ladies. US original with Givin' Myself To You on the flip. Light groove wear not affecting play.

Took me a while to get this one back in stock as demand is on the rise. I Can't Fight Your Love is one incredible piece of soul. Vince Montana arrangements. Stunning EX condition with great shine, it comes in fitting ...