Not familiar with all of the hundreds of essential MPS recordings or rather not splash out some heavy cash on all the albums this is brilliant introduction to this incredible label. Joachim-Ernst Berendt using the MPS...

Late sixties experimental free jazz recording by Joachim Kühn and group that is a solid listen from start to finish but worth the money alone for the brilliant My Friend Yogi. Kraut jazz essentiality. Strong EX+ condi...

Experimental jazz recording by Joachim Kühn produced by his brother Rolf Kühn. Not a free jazz record directly but still some seriously avantgarde elements. Stand out cut is Heavy Birthday but take a listen to the abs...

You can expect intense drumming by Joachim Fuchs on this Pläne album release. African Beat, Road To Rio, Theme For Max Roach stand out. Graded EX although the vinyl is not far from NM with only a few superficial marks...

Killer afro disco with heavy heavy percussion work notably on Love Beat that is a monster played on a big system. Essential material to any DJ. Really like the Barry White tinged You Are Loving Me as well. Rare French...

Near perfect condition Verve 1st pressing of this masterpiece Jimmy Smith recording does not show up every day. Famous for the Beastie Boys sample but Root Down (And Get Some) simply is one of the greatest ever jazz f...

Eighties Blue Note re-issue of this fine salute to the proclaimed instigator of the electric jazz organ - Mr Fats Waller. Van Gelder recording with notably Donald Bailey on drums. My favorites are Ain't She Sweet and ...

Jimmy Smith is the organ grinder and he certainly does not disappoint here with some soothing soul jazz on Mission Impossible, Big Boss Man and Burning Spear. Lalo Schifrin was said to prefer this version of Mission I...

From a time where record labels would offer special priced double sets with two grand albums offered for the price of one. Flyin Time comprises two of Jimmy McGriff's funkiest Groove Merchant affairs in Fly Dude and L...

Classic stuff on Groove Merchant with funky organ grinders like The Groove Fly, Butterfly and more. Best buddy Geroge Freeman guitar picking adding plenty of vibe and Ronald Arnold's tenor is not to be frowned at eith...

Full title of this album reads Giants Of The Organ Come Together and could not be more fitting with Jimmy McGriff and Groove Holmes joing forces. Have seen Jimmy McGriff live and he is evil on keys. Rhythm section by ...

Lovers rock release from Jimmy Lindsay with brilliant covers of Easy and Ain't No Sunshine. Great breakbeat intro useful for sampling as well. German pressing with a few light scuffs and one deeper scratch on B1 - Dau...

Sealed original pressing of this somewhat underrated Euro disco project by Jimmy Goings and Santa Esmeralda. Highlights in the title track and Children Of Sanchez.

Essential pick to any soundtrack, roots, reggae or breakbeat collector. Jimmy Cliff pave the way but you also get great stuff by Toots And The Maytals plus the killer Draw Your Brakes by Scotty toasting on the classic...

Record made in the wave of close friend and mentor Leslie Kong's passing and you can definately feel the struggle Jimmy Cliff is undergoing. Does not mean it is a bad album with great tracks like Better Days Are Comin...

Stunning NM copy of this late seventies compilation by Jimmy Cliff including tracks from some of his funkiest albums. Good blend of ska, roots and rock steady material.

Essential Jimmy Cliff album here as rare heavy vinyl pink label Island original. Top selections including Many Rivers To Cross, My Ancestors, Use What I Got. Great album and a recommended to reggae fans and music love...

The Harder They Come, Many Rivers To Cross and Vietnam performed live with backing by Ernest Ranklin Joe Higgs how can you go wrong. Strongest VG+ grade vinyl, cover with small sticker residue.

Obviously a very different sound but somehow his latin disco re-make of It's Just Begun works well. Return Of Leroy is a pretty solid pick as well. Overall pretty clean record and cover but a few scuffs here and there...

Comedy release on Buddah with the famous Dyn-O-Mite vocal sample flipped by the Beastie Boys and Jungle Brothers. Unplayed copy.