Cool one sided Should I Stay Or Should I Go? single on Epic in custom fitted company sleeve. Sticker residue on flipside label, cover fully intact but with stamp on back.

Punkish new wave action on a promo only four track EP handed to fans at concerts. I have come to enjoy the leftfield yet jazzy Love Is A Ghost hence the listing here. Faint marks but plays fantastic.

Jazz rock group lead by Neil Larsen and Buzzy Feiten with two cool spring time groovers. Further Notice being my favorite but the westcoast Who'll Be The Fool Tonight is really smooth too. UK copy in WB company sleeve.

Funky rockish Bob Gaudio side project with traces of soul, disco and glam. Promo only release in flawless condition and company sleeve.

Super rare German white label vinyl pressing with Shango playing cool cruise control calypso rock. Day After Day flipside.

Sunshine pop with a splash of good feel harmonies. Industry magnet Neil Wilburn production for Epic. White label radio station copy in top shape.

Catchy 80s funk dancer by the Ohio supergroup. Really dig the synth work on this production. US original in solid VG+ shape, plays EX. Company sleeve a little worn on edges.

Huge disco anthem that everyone will recognise. Great extended version heavy on percussion. Flipside with Can You Do The Boogie. UK pressing in solid EX shape.

Bobby Orlando production with a very useful instumental edit. Not so keen on the vocal side. Nice clean copy in Maxi Dancer sleeve.

Essential eletro production by Arthur Baker that works equally well in hip hop, disco or funk mixes. Near perfect copy with correct company cover still in shrink.

Timeless feel-good dancer by the Bell Brothers but fip it for the soulful Deodato produced Be My Lady. Clean EX condition in Maxi Dancer company sleeve.

Perfect cue for Juicy Fruit and a cool downbeat track in its own right. Reggie Lucas and James Mtume just always come through. Check the recommended Sensual Instrumental flipside. US original in Epic company sleeve.

We are big fans of Jean Jacques Petrus and Mario Malavasi around here and when Jam and Lewis joins the fold crazy things happens. With Searching, A Lovers Holiday and Change Of Heart you are in for plenty of action he...

Classic party jam with none other than Fred Wesley arranging. Famously used by Black Sheep back in the days. UK press with faint hairlines but plays great.

Best pressing of this untapped Cherrelle cut with the instrumental version that outshines the original mix with fine solo synth work. Plus you get the slowie I Need You Now only on the UK press.

Such a talent, as producer, arranger and artist. Great track off his debut solo album. US press with some mid scuffing but good playback, Arista sleeve with moderate to heavy edge wear.

Instant classic that is a must on 12inch. Dutch pressing with You Always Could on the flip.

Off beat vocoder electro that should sit well with disco heads as well a b-boys. Belgium press in company sleeve. Disc is clean, cover little worn.

Majestic jazzy crossover funk on Phil Fearon's Production House label. Record with soft marks but playback is great, at least EX.

All The Way Live is the main reason to run with this late seventies Ramsey Lewis recording and a very good one. Brilliant jazz funk dancer made for the floor. Please note the spiritual Legacy A side has got hairlines ...