First time to cross paths with this mighty fine late sixites mover by deep soul crooner Jesse James. Surely this will cause some shaking next time you play out.

Essential double slap with the New York 60 soul dance Give Me One More Chance backed by the breakbeat heavy funkster Get It. Near perfect copy in matching company sleeve.

Funky, funky, funky... Oliver Sain just always gets the party going. US original with disc in great EX shape, label has ugly writing on flip.

Party time funk by multi-instrumentalist Oliver Sain. Pretty hard not to get down with this vibe. She's A Disco Queen flipside.

Skip Mahoaney and James Purdie with two blissful soul sides in Happily Ever After and our favorite Bless My Soul. Abet original in strongest EX condition.

Whoop It On Me is a fine organ midtempo soul dancer backed by his famous Oogum Boogum output Take A Chance. Brenton Wood's soul ballads are real special. Faint surface wear, playgrade is solid EX.

Thrilling deep soul cut that did not go unrecognised to the Dilla ear for superb sample material. Brilliant track and brilliant flip. US original in superb EX condition and clean labels.

Brilliant doubler sider on Stax sister label We Produce. Feel good soul music that will lift you up any rainy day. Start with I'll Live Her Life. Strong EX condition, label with writing.

Grand crossover soul on We Produce. Leaning towards the flip with I Love I Love as favorite but both sides are useful. Clean labels, disc has faint groove wear and one mark causing a few ticks (check soundclip).

Brilliant Philly soul groover that should sit well with modern soul fans. Great vocal performance on backing by the mighty MFSB. Pen mark and scrible on label, record in lovely EX shape. Golden Fleece sleeve included.

The Texan soul man on finest form with Sam Dees's I Think I'd Do It. Essential pick for any beat digger, those drums are absolute lethal. Top copy with NM vinyl and in Nashboro Group company sleeve.

Fantastic Nashville soul cut famously flipped by Jurassic 5 on Break. So much quality soul to come out on Mankind over the years. Hard to find promo pressing in clean EX condition and fitted in correct Nashboro Group ...

Floorfilling soul dancer in Get Right backed the funky protest groove When Johnny Comes Marching Home. Amazing condition, label has petit pen mark and bullethole.

Cracking funk dancer arranged by none other than Eddie Drennon. Fine sax solo work, tight instrumentation and street jive chorus, all the necessary ingredients in place for a fat funky forty five.

Back in stock ! Where do you start wth a Bobby Byrd forty five that includes his all time funk classic I Need Help (I Can't Do It Alone) and a monster cover of Stevie's masterpiece Signed, Sealed & Delivered. Amazing...

Not the rarest Bobby Byrd effort for Brownstone but damn, dude is funky, funky, funky.... James Brown and Fred Wesley producing. Disc is EX, label with pen marks.

James Brown And The Famous Flames heading to Kansas City for a whole lotta fun foxes and wine. Big writing on both label sides, record is VG+ with moderate groove wear.

Pretty rare that the instrumental flip outshines the Godfather himself by this smoking backroom groover does is so cool. King original in VG+ condition, small 's' stamp on label.

Massive tune that will rock any dancefloor anyday (or the Bill Cosby staircase for that matter). The horns and rhtyhm section is off this planet. Copy looks VG but plays great, check soundclip.

The Godfather sharing some truth with young America ano 1966. Pretty clean copy but styrene pressing so light background noise.