Top choice by the female soul trio. Both sides are winners, drum break intro turn sweet soul groove plus the crossover Bring It Home flipside. Softest marks but plays EX throughout.

Screaming soul dancer by the NYC duo. Good stuff for the floor with Here With Me on the flip. Like new condition.

Kurt Hauenstein's productions did not go unrecognised by Canadian star production duo of George Lagios and Pat Deserio. Banging cover....

Classic Bob Marley material here as French picture sleeve with the fine Blackman Redemption flipside. Ringwear to cover light scuffing but still a nice copy for cheap.

Two great live takes by Jimmy Cliff with both Vietnam and The Harder They Come flipside bit hitters. Nice clean copy, cover has light creasing.

Forget about the discoed We All Are One side and head to the flip with No Apology and enjoy some trademark Jimmy Cliff roots. Lovely EX++ copy close to mint.

Stunning copy of a Peter Tosh classic with Peace Treaty flipside and cool cover art. Record in NM, cover with very light ringwear on back.

We are miles from Kingston here (more likely a UK production) but still a sweet little summertime track. Spotless vinyl grade, cover is waved.

Lovers Rock classic that is so so smooth.... Nice pressing with German only picture sleeve.

Nice organ groover by the Rob Green lead reggae unit. Flipside with OK is the winner here. Clean record, cover has price tags on back.

Melodic roots by the Dragonaires lead singer Ken Lazarus. Nice colourful picture sleeve issue.

Slick disco reggae by Yabby U protegee Wayne Wade. Flipside is a nice instrumental piece. Clean EX condition cover and wax.

Hammond organ connaisseur Klaus Wunderlich with his famous version of Summertime. It just is a quality break. Nothing rare but essential. Light lamination peel to gatefold cover, record is clean.

Tionne, Lisa and Crystal about to blow up big time in 1992. Like new copy in colourful picture sleeve.

Just how huge did this turn, surely Jermaine Dupri is still laughing hard. European picture sleeve pressing in solid EX shape.

Ice cold electro gem by Man Parrish protegee Paul Rodriguez who later went to form C.O.D. Dub version is best but check the girls v boys flow on the a-side for starters.

From a time when breakdance and elecric boogie was enetring the mainstream bigtime. Flipside with the instrumental Showdown is your best bet here.

Favorite track by this favorite b-boy crew hidden as flip to the dull a-side. Digital Boogie even given a little remix edit. The crew looks pretty fresh on the cover too.

London rapper Derek Boland with a funky output from his big selling Bullet From A Gun album. Like new copy.

Kid Frost is behind this re-interpretation of War's funk smash Low Rider. Nice to see the originators credited and featured on the record. Spotless copy with small info sheet included.