Just how big was this Miami disco groover in '79. Nice to have on 45 fitted in fresh TK picture sleeve. Top shape!

Disco soul dancer with intro later lifted by Stereo MCs for their smash Connected. Clean record, cover has tiny scribble at front.

Instant classic that everyone can get down with. Little bit of jazz, disco, funk.... a melting pot of brilliance.

Westcoast rappin that is not essential but a good electro instrumental flipside if the rhymes are not working for you either. Soft groove wear, plays EX.

Flipsdie to the dreadful Blow The House Down the girls getting funky with a little (or lot) help from James Brown.

Hip Hop has come a long way since Jazzy and Will would story tell about Freddy Kruger. Flip it for Jazzy's Nigmare instrumental. US original in visual EX condition but plays VG+ with light distortion.

Classic rhymes from the classic He's The DJ I'm The Rapper album with instrumental flipside.

Gold digger rhymes by Treacherous Three partner Kool Moe Dee. Another Teddy Riley production. US Juke Box issue in plain sleeve.

Nice picture sleeve Hip Hop 7" with Pleasure Seekers is the choice track. Flawless vinyl grade, cover with ring wear.

Peep those cats... The Ecrof's Favorite Mix instrumental is the reason to run with this one.

Def Jam swingbeat lending from Steve Washington's original. EX shape not from NM.

Dancefloor fun with the signature Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock sound that was popular back when hip hop and hip house would cross over. German only picture sleeve 45 in spotless condition.

Hip Hop spin off from Canada with a jazz tribute that turned huge n the growing London (and worldwide) Acid Jazz scene. Solid EX Shape.

Mastermind composer Peter Thomas bridging the gap bewteen jazz and schlager in 1967. For fans of cinematic blips and blops on the organ.

Two great tunes on this UK only single release. Disco Inferno being the most recognizable but I personally prefer I Like It. Jazzy disco funk...

Chris Hill and crew funkin as ususal. Both sides are dancefloor friendly disco funk with Everybody Dance on the flip.

Brilliant two step by always raunchy Millie Jackson. Rising Cost Of Love is up among her very best. Weak VG+ shape with light hairlines and a few marks but plays well.

Soul classic by Chairmen Of The Board given a disco touch by gospel singer Angela Clemmons. US original in company sleeve.

Classic soul sample flipped by Eric Sermon for EPMD but rather run with the flipside If You Gonna Leave. Smooth soul dancer. UK press in decent VG+ shape.

Wonderful soul cut with Gladys vocals really shining through. Inspirational to many to come and covered / sampled frequently. Rare 3 track EP on UK Tamla Motown including Everybody Needs Love and I Wish It Would Rain ...