Gotta love that raw mid tempo funk that only James Brown pulls off. Salute the Minister Of New New Super Heavy Funk, you dig...

How one can not love James Brown forty fives is a mystery, raw in-your-face get down funk on discs with portrait artwork labels in black and white. Two words, Super Bad.

Smooth crossover jazz-funk jam by the Cobham Duke band. Some guitar solo work as one would expect but a useful pick for modern soul fans. Promo pressing in like new condition.

Big fans of Greg Perry around here, a purveyor of quality modern soul. Near mint back stock copy straight from the crates.

Simply follow the suggestion of Klique and hit the floor for some crazy dancing. Promo pressing with same track on both sides.

Pumping disco funk by the Nunn Brothers, Sascha Meeks and Richard Shaw. Superb vocal track penned for the floor. Strong EX copy in company sleeve.

Kashif is genius in my eyes, be it as producer, arranging, writer or performer, dude got it made. Great track for his self titled Arista debut. Grab it for the semi instrumental flip.

Classic piece of rare groove material here with the wonderful vocal performance of Adaritha. You Bring Me Joy flipside. VG/VG+ copy with surface wear but decent play.

You can not frown at these big selling Deodato produced party jams. Get Down On It and Steppin Out on one fresh forty five...

Edgar Froese and crew getting their Tatort groove on. Great result as one would expect fro m the electro pioneers. Superb copy with NM vinyl and EX cover grades.

Two excellent disco tracks on offer by Jörg Evers working under the Can-Can alias. Start with the cosmic tinged Love Is Alive.

Argentinian multi talented pianist, composer, arranger Lalo Schifrin with one of the very best Jaws themes.

The original Jaws theme as composed by John Williams here as cool French picture sleeve. Samll sticker tear at bottom left corner.

The famous harmonica anthem by Ennio Morricone. No one does it like the master.....

She Used To Wanna Be A Ballerina is such a capturing folk rocker by Buffy St. Marie composed for the Ralph Nelson flick Soldier Blue. Soft lines on disc, plays great with minimal distortion.

German single release of the Vladimir Cosma score for French flick La Derobade (Memoirs of a French Whore). Laid back piano piece with a nice cinematic feel. Nice clean copy, cover with mild ringwear.

Teo Macero teaming with Janis Ian for a melodic vocal piece. Not essential but still a nice pick for fans of Japanese only soundtracks.

The master at it again and you can always always expect Mr Morricone to come through. Famous title theme from Le Marginal.

The Romanian master getting his disco groove on for the French flick L'Animal directed by famous Parisian Claude Zidi. Crisp EX cover and wax.

Fitting title for a Bud Spencer & Terrence Hill score with Flying Through The Air but the winner here is Plata And Salud on the flip. Soft hairlines on disc, looks VG/VG+ but plays solid VG+