Pretty solid version of Mas Que Nada and Manha De Carnaval from German bandleader Frank Valdor hitting it hard in Rio....

French favorite Bernard Estardy on a cosmic trip. The title track off the in-demand album with edited version on the flip. Vinyl is clean, cover with creasing but no splits.

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.

Classic soul beat from German long term schlager star Udo Jürgens. The interesting fact about this album is the arrangements by none other Johnny Harris and Alain Goraguer. Holds the dancefloor favorite Peace Now with...

Pretty cheesy disco release but there are two decent spins on here. The track Morricone does work well and the highlight in my books is Fifty Eight which unfortunately only plays for the 58 seconds the title suggest. ...

Dutch disco unit on a Bulgarian only release. Mainly cheesy Euro disco but also a few worthwhile tracks.

Strong jazz infused affair by Ben Sidran backed by Phil Upchurch, Randy Brecker and notably David 'Fathead' Newman. Sunday Kind Of Love and The Cuban Connection are my favorites. Arista US original with tiny cut out a...

Steelband funk with a solid club track Watu Cada and a decent cover of Watermelon Man. Super clean vinyl, cover with small tear to upper right hand cover.

Classic afro funk material on scarce french 45 picture sleeve. Cover is VG+ and wax VG. Plays with noice.

Slept on Miami funk monster that surely will cause some action to your speakers when played loud. Great bassline and tight horn section.

Brilliant modern soul stomper that is a true winner played out. Dunhil original with many soft brushed hairlines on wax but plays great. Small tear on label.

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.

How can you go wrong with this all-time Tamla classic from one of the greatest soul talents ever. US original with light groove wear from storage but barely audible.

Classic Norman Whitfield disco funk anthem in flawless condition. MCA company sleeve.

Free funk favorite from the magificant Kay Gee's on the Kool & The Gang De-Lite label. Space disco funk on both sides.

Scarce Coloursound 45 from household studio gutarist Hornemann. Some decent synth elements to be found on both sides. A few marks causing light pops at intro. Listen yourself.

Library 45 on tiny Berlin based library label with a happy funky double sider. Looks and sounds unplayed. Cover with minimal ringwear.

Good reason to pick this up. The Symphonic Version flip is different to the Selected Sound album version and sounds much better. Lots of spaced out breaks and loops on offer here. EX vinyl, writing on cover.

Tasty electro laid down by Harry Winkler. Would fit an alternative b-boy mix perfectly.

Electro breaks from Jeff Newmann on scarce Intersound 45. If you like those cosmic synth sounds in your mix, this is your pick.