Underrated Isley Brothers affair from their recommended Live It Up album. Lightest inaudible storage wear, T-Neck cover is NM

Well written and performed soul cut that everyone shuld own. Window Raising Granny on the flipside.

Wu-Tang Clan vocal sample on nice clean Buddah original 45 in company sleeve.

Great double sider, both sides are winners in my ears but take a listen to Hum Along And Dance for starters. Punchhole on label.

Just My Imagination is a great soul ballad but flip it for the You Make Your Own Heaven And Hell Right Here On Earth. Several soft lines but plays pretty decent with minimal distortion.

One of their best from the album of the same name. Crispy clean US original in Dunhill sleeve.

I always warmed particulary to this funky soul cut by Lamont Dozier. Nothing rare but does not mean it is not good. US original with lightest of groove wear on less interesting side. Fitted in red / white ABC sleeve.

Funky stuff from Clarence Carter on Atlantic with I Smell A Rat on the flip. US original mono pressing from '69 with soft lines and some scuffing but plays mostly VG+

Two great sides from his Atlantic debut This Is Clarence Carter. Slip Away has strong Northern Soul appeal and Funky Fever simply raw, funky rhytm and blues. Marks on wax but plays very credible VG+

Hidden as flipside on the Disco Lady Columbia release this is a wonderful modern soul dancer that should get spins. US original with visual groove wear but plays great, at least VG+

Flipside to Woman To Woman, lovely vocal soul piece recorded at the Stax studios by this wonderful yet largely underrated Memphis soul and gospel singer. VG+ borderline EX condition with pen mark on label.

Soulful take of the Bob Marley penned anthem. Dilly Dally on the flip. Straight EX condition.

Classic Trojan rocksteady material plus a chilled Kingston style version of the Gamble / Huff penned soul classic Now You Can See Me Again. UK original in EX- condition.

American folk rock floater as WB speciality pressing. Used by Jam & Lewis on Someone To Call My Lover by Janet Jasckson.

Ol' School sample material used by everyone from Kool Moe Dee to Eminem. Good 45 for Hip Hop DJs still showing off skills on wax...

Eric Clapton and co with the huge hit Layla sampled on and off in Hip Hop. US original ATCO press.

Flip this folky baby for Who Will You Be Tomorrow with excellent psyched drum work. Clean US original but plays with some crackle.

Crossover pop / rock dancer wth potential on soul floors. Stunning EX++ condition in Steed company sleeve.

Glamish drum action here on seldom seen US original Big Tree 45. Not sure if ever flipped...

Heavy breakbeat by US household Motown rockers Rare Earth. Produced by none other than Dino Fekaris. Must have material for cheap. Copy looks worn but plays well. Listen in...