Together with the Network album release this is by far the best Rams Horn slice and a must to any funk fan or collector. A Dâm-Funk fave (big ups) and great to see the Slave lead back in business of recent. Not a bad ...

German only 80s funk by Surinam singer Tony Sherman who's claim to fame started with über funky Reality in Amsterdam back in the days. Nice instrumental flipside.

Little introduction needed, summertime get-down. EX vinyl grade, cover with initials on front.

Definate fave by A Taste Of Honey, this track has so much potential. Vinyl is cripspy clean, cover with big stamp on front.

UK gospel soul group Paradise on a boogie tip. Back Together is the one to go for. Little edge and ring wear to cover, vinyl with faint marks.

Crackin 80s funk with pumping bassline, synth solo and vocoder intro. What more do you want...

Floorfiller material that I am pretty sure is an exclsuive European single release. Will work wonders on most soul and disco floors. Don't miss the synth solo work... Cleanest EX vinyl grade, cover has stip tape at bo...

Exclusive single release only on German Metronome, this is the killer Bobbi Walker's Stop The Clock instrumental. Super rare stuff. Strongest VG+ shape, plays EX. Cover with punchhole.

Good feel dancer by wonderful Patrice Rushen from her recommended Posh album on Elektra. Strongest EX grade vinyl, cover and label with stamp.

Two great sides here reminding me of Patrice Rushen on top form. Check the breakbeat soul cut in You're Free on the flip. Rare Dutch only picture sleeve issue. Little ringwear to cover.

Seldom seen Motown modern soul double sider with I Found The Feeling my favorite but Star Love should appeal to disco heads. Both tracks are non LP sides. Clean NM record, cover with ringwear.

All time B-boy anthem with top breaks. The instrumental Southern Sunset is equally good. Picture sleeve issue with big sticker on back.

Just how big was this Miami disco groover in '79. Nice to have on 45 fitted in fresh TK picture sleeve. Top shape!

Disco soul dancer with intro later lifted by Stereo MCs for their smash Connected. Clean record, cover has tiny scribble at front.

Instant classic that everyone can get down with. Little bit of jazz, disco, funk.... a melting pot of brilliance.

With a track titled Thighs High (Grip Your Hips And Move) the message is clear. Time to hit the floor...

Original version penned by John and William Valentine later covered to great success by Simply Red but this is the real deal. Great midtempo dancer and the brass heavy instrumental is real sweet too.

Rarest picture sleeve issue of this heavy funkster flipped by several Wetscoast players including Ice Cube and the mighty WC & The Mad Circle on West Up. Light cover crease and one pen mark, record with faintest lines...

Scarce Italian picture sleeve press with the wonderful He Used To Be A Friend Of Mine flipside. Summertime chill in a Roy Ayers vein. Clean wax, small stamp on cover.

Essential Herb Alpert tune, this disco-not-disco dancer is so fresh and the break mindblowing. Excellent Andy Armer production.